This is the Tom Hartman program.

Welcome back, Tom Hartman here with you.

And there's weird stuff going on with the

guard to science I mean just really weird stuff the first of all Louise and I got a flu shot day before yesterday. I say this because

this headline The Daily Beast, Day, Last year, flu shots sucked this year's could save your

life. Last year, roughly 80,000 Americans died from flu.

And so there's two things that they add to vaccines.

One is the preservative, and we've talked about that before.

We talked to Bobby Kennedy

about it's called the principal one is the Marisole which is made out of mercury

and you can get vaccines without the Marisole without the preservative if you just

ask for the single dose vaccine which typically at the pale the

without the preservative if you just ask for the single dose vaccine which typically at the pale

you know an extra ten bucks for but if you just say you know

the single dose to no preservative vaccine then you don't get mercury injected into

your body but there's another compound in vaccines, which is called

the adjuvant, A, D, J, U, A, and T. And what it does is it stimulates the body's immune system

to respond. Now, back in the 19th century and before that the way that

they treated syphilis was with mercury and they would give people mercury if

they had syphilis and the reason it worked over the short term was that these heavy metals caused the body's immune system to go,

holy crap, what's this, throw everything at it?

And it just cranks the immune system to the point where any infection in its way gets wiped out,

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