Check out Nov. 22 NATIONAL ENQUIRER, pg 30 for Thimerosal story

[Guest guest]

As you stand in line at the supermarket:

Turn to page 30 of the Nov. 22 issue of NATIONAL ENQUIRER

magazine. There's a full page story about mercury in the flu

shot, with pictures of Rep. Dan Burton and Lyn Redwood with

her son. Very respectable fact-filled text, too.

The Internet may be God's gift to gossipers, but the

Enquirer still delivers the goods. They've had some pretty

good investigative scoops over the years. And they're like

pit bulls. Perhaps they'll keep spinning this story.

Hokkanen

Minneapolis

[Guest guest]

Yes, but who will believe the Enquirer????

Barb

[ ] Check out Nov. 22 NATIONAL ENQUIRER, pg 30 for

Thimerosal story

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> As you stand in line at the supermarket:

>

> Turn to page 30 of the Nov. 22 issue of NATIONAL ENQUIRER

> magazine. There's a full page story about mercury in the flu

> shot, with pictures of Rep. Dan Burton and Lyn Redwood with

> her son. Very respectable fact-filled text, too.

>

> The Internet may be God's gift to gossipers, but the

> Enquirer still delivers the goods. They've had some pretty

> good investigative scoops over the years. And they're like

> pit bulls. Perhaps they'll keep spinning this story.

>

> Hokkanen

> Minneapolis

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[Guest guest]

Actually, a lot of people believe the Enquirer, and they've kick started

a number of investigations that eventually went into the mainstream over

the years. Their investigative reporters are very thorough and well

compensated.

jromkema wrote:

>Yes, but who will believe the Enquirer????

>Barb

> [ ] Check out Nov. 22 NATIONAL ENQUIRER, pg 30 for

>Thimerosal story

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>>As you stand in line at the supermarket:

>>

>>Turn to page 30 of the Nov. 22 issue of NATIONAL ENQUIRER

>>magazine. There's a full page story about mercury in the flu

>>shot, with pictures of Rep. Dan Burton and Lyn Redwood with

>>her son. Very respectable fact-filled text, too.

>>

>>The Internet may be God's gift to gossipers, but the

>>Enquirer still delivers the goods. They've had some pretty

>>good investigative scoops over the years. And they're like

>>pit bulls. Perhaps they'll keep spinning this story.

>>

>> Hokkanen

>>Minneapolis

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[Guest guest]

Sallie,

Thanks for filling me in. And thanks for the wonderful job you are all

doing on the national level. We at the grassroots are rooting for you!!!

I'm wondering if you can tell me what's happened with the IOM. Did they

finally make their recommendations?

Barb

[ ] Check out Nov. 22 NATIONAL ENQUIRER, pg 30 for

>>Thimerosal story

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>>>As you stand in line at the supermarket:

>>>

>>>Turn to page 30 of the Nov. 22 issue of NATIONAL ENQUIRER

>>>magazine. There's a full page story about mercury in the flu

>>>shot, with pictures of Rep. Dan Burton and Lyn Redwood with

>>>her son. Very respectable fact-filled text, too.

>>>

>>>The Internet may be God's gift to gossipers, but the

>>>Enquirer still delivers the goods. They've had some pretty

>>>good investigative scoops over the years. And they're like

>>>pit bulls. Perhaps they'll keep spinning this story.

>>>

>>> Hokkanen

>>>Minneapolis

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

>>>

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[Guest guest]

jromkema wrote:

>Sallie,

>Thanks for filling me in. And thanks for the wonderful job you are all

>doing on the national level. We at the grassroots are rooting for you!!!

>

>I'm wondering if you can tell me what's happened with the IOM. Did they

>finally make their recommendations?

>

>Barb

>----- Original Message -----

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>

The first IOM report on opening the VSD is due sometime in December. The

second report on reporting " preliminary " data using NIP's " iterative

approach " is due out in January, if I recall correctly.

[Guest guest]

To those of you who don't think an article in the National Enquirer has

any clout you should remember that the story about H. pylori causing

ulcers, now considered mainstream, got its kick start from the National

Enquirer. No mainstream news outlet would carry the story until the N.E.

did. It caught fire from there and the rest is history.

In health,

Mark Schauss

www.carbonbased.com

[Guest guest]

Okay, I'm waiting. Can someone post the story?

Barb

RE: [ ] Check out Nov. 22 NATIONAL ENQUIRER, pg 30 for

Thimerosal story

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> To those of you who don't think an article in the National Enquirer has

> any clout you should remember that the story about H. pylori causing

> ulcers, now considered mainstream, got its kick start from the National

> Enquirer. No mainstream news outlet would carry the story until the N.E.

> did. It caught fire from there and the rest is history.

>

> In health,

> Mark Schauss

> www.carbonbased.com

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Makes you think of " Men in Black, " where they read the enquirer for the

real news.

Andy . . . .. .

> Okay, I'm waiting. Can someone post the story?

> Barb

> >

> > To those of you who don't think an article in the National Enquirer has

> > any clout you should remember that the story about H. pylori causing

> > ulcers, now considered mainstream, got its kick start from the National

> > Enquirer. No mainstream news outlet would carry the story until the N.E.

> > did. It caught fire from there and the rest is history.

> >

> > In health,

> > Mark Schauss

> > www.carbonbased.com