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Local Matters interview with Dr. Mark Geier on the safety of H1N1 vaccination

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October 16, 2009 10:16 AM PDT

n a follow-up interview conducted Monday, October 12th, Dr. Mark Geier, a recent guest on WSLR's Local Matters, pulls no punches in sharing his thoughts on the presence of mercury in a large percentage of the H1N1 vaccines that have started arriving in Florida and most other states.
Dr. Geier comments on the dangers of mercury contained in the vaccine preservative Thimerosol and his belief that Thimerosol is directly linked to an increase in autism.

Dr. Geier also speaks frankly on what he believes to be the motives he feels are behind the push for world-wide vaccination despite what he feels is a lack of testing to prove the vaccine is safe. He also comments on the financial motives behind the push to vaccinate.
You may or may not agree with Dr. Geier's theories, but this hour-long interview conducted by Local Matters host Joe Hendricks is definitely worth a listen if you have any concerns about the safety of the Swine Flu vaccine.

For more information on Dr. Geier and his theories on the relationship between mercury and autism, please visit www.mercury-freedrugs.org or www.asdcenters.com

FOR MUCH MORE ON SWINE FLU AND VACCINE SAFETY, PLEASE VISIT WSLR's "SWINE FLU SARASOTA PODCAST PAGE AT: www.SwineFluSarasota.podomatic.com

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Hosted by Joe Hendricks and co-host Steve Norris, Local Matters is a weekly public affairs show airing Thursday evenings from 6 to 7 p.m. on WSLR 96.5 LPFM, in Sarasota, Florida. Local Matters and all other WSLR programming is streamed live at www.WLSR.org. Working as a freelance writer and photographer, Joe recently contributed stories to The Sarasota Herald-Tribune and Farmers' Markets Today magazine. He began his reporting career as an intern at The Sanford Herald and later served as a staff reporter for the Sanford Herald after a short stint as a staff reporter for the Oviedo Voice. After moving to Sarasota in September 2008, Joe spent time freelancing for The Pelican Press. Joe, a musician since his days with the middle school and high school bands, plays drums and percussion with Tanya Radtke & Friends, John Howard, and The Storytellers Concert Series. For more information, visit www.ThatDamnJoe.com.

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