Why Isn’t the U.S. ‘Free’ Press Reporting Vaccine Problems?

'VacTruth readers, this is a totally different article than you have been accustomed to reading from me.  After Christina England’s article about how brave men and women who serve their country are damaged by vaccines, plus all the information we’ve documented atVacTruth in our reporting and articles, perhaps it’s time to “take the bull by the horns” and make the U.S. press corps accountable, if it claims to be a free press.

Some vaccine-related stories that I’ve not seen listed in the U.S. press are chronicled below as examples of the apparently controlled ‘free press’ in the USA.  You can use them as examples to others who say the U.S. press is free and reports all the news that needs to be reported.  Well, what’s going on with vaccines?  Why are they and the problems they apparently induce exempt from media coverage?'

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NYT Launches Attack on Supplement-Protecting Senator—Just as DSHEA Comes under Renewed Threat

 
Health Maven note: NYT = NY Times, DSHEA = Dietary Supplement Health & Education Act, ANH = Alliance for Natural Health) 

(Note: Please see the two related Action Alerts—one on the FDA’s new NDI guidance, the other on the Durbin bill—in the last paragraph of this article.)

The New York Times made nasty insinuations about both the supplement industry and Sen. Hatch, one of the two authors of DSHEA—and got the facts completely wrong about ANH-USA.

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The cesium deception: Why the mainstream media is mostly reporting iodine levels, not radioactive cesium

by Mike Adams, The Health Ranger


'Virtually all the numbers you're seeing about the radioactivity coming out of Fukushima are based on iodine-131 which only has a half-life of 8 days, not the far more dangerous cesium-137 which has a half-life of 30 years. So while the mainstream media reports that "radiation levels are falling rapidly" from the 7.5 million times reading taken a few days ago, what they're not telling you is that the cesium-137 radioactivity will take 30 years just to fall by 50 percent.

It's the great global cover-up in all this: What happens to all the radioactive cesium being dumped into the ocean right now? It doesn't just burn itself out in a few months like iodine-131. This stuff sticks around for centuries. '


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