Don Terrill’s Speed-Talk

Just found this....

Is this for real??

http://theconservativethought.com/presi ... dquarters/

pdq67

Of course not.


Snopes

John Wallace wrote:Of course not.


Snopes

John.

Can you disprove it?

I do know that a mercury containing solution is/was used in some vaccines they injected into little kids.

And I am reading where people have had their mercury containing teeth fillings removed and they felt a lot better so there might be something to this...

pdq67

So what do you want to know is true?

That Trump ordered a massive raid on the CDC?

John Wallace wrote:So what do you want to know is true?

That Trump ordered a massive raid on the CDC?

All of it;

Any of it; or

None of it

is all.

pdq67

You still there John?

I guess I want to know the TRUTH is all, even if the TRUTH is BS or it works for OR against me..

pdq67

I'd say the link you posted is BS and all false.

Don't know anything about the shots thing.

Now mercury poisoning is bad.

The silver filling stuff is basically trumped up stuff.
Seems the problem is worse if one tries to get it removed.

So, if you're scared of it, don't do it?

The subject of mercury compounds in vaccines came up some time ago.

Here is what the FDA has to say about it.

http://www.fda.gov/downloads/BiologicsB ... 298182.pdf

yeah they did use mercury in vaccines years ago.
But like everything else its not the sort of mercury that is dangerous to your health.
The same way the mercury in fish is not the dangerous sort either.

And then their is the whole minute amount that was used and way below a dangerous level.
Example beer use to have cyanide added to it as a preservative - no one died from poisoning and surprise surprise no one jumping up and down about how bad beer is for you.
1 drop of pure Nicotine will kill you, yet when its diluted it has no adverse affect on you other than being highly addictive. Bananas emit radiation, we dont die from it.

Anti-vaccers are so full of shit, and I always find it interesting that people are willing to believe the 0.0001 percent of scientists who refuse to be peer reviewed or use selective data to prove their point and dismiss the rest of the science community as shills for the big corporations or government.