InfoWars Nightly News w/ Alex Jones: Sept 21, 2011 - Dr. Andrew Wakefield
Channel: nwotaser
Date: 2011-09-25

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With the vaccine cover-up imploding as a result of national attention brought to the Gardasil issue by presidential candidates Ron Paul and Michele Bachmann, Alex welcomes Dr. Andrew Wakefield in studio to discuss the massive health risks associated with dangerous inoculations, as the establishment media and the pharmaceutical lobby launch another mass hoax in claiming that HPV shots are 'wonderfully safe' when the CDC's own figures show over 18,000 adverse reactions.
 
Alex also delves into the history of the Rockefeller Foundation's promotion and funding of the HPV vaccine. Why would elitists who openly advocate draconian population reduction measures be trusted to create vaccines that have led to thousands of illnesses and scores of deaths in the case of the HPV shot alone? In a related matter, Alex delves into why cancer has risen despite billions in research and a bevy of vaccines supposedly designed to prevent the illness.
 
Alex will also discuss today's admission by OnStar that from December 1 they will be selling customer data to anyone they choose, even if the customer cancels the service.
 
'What's changed [is that if] you want to cancel your OnStar service, we are going to maintain a two-way connection to your vehicle unless the customer says otherwise,' an OnStar representative told the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
 
Of course, one of the primary target markets for this data will be law enforcement, with OnStar passing on GPS coordinates of its customers over lengthy periods of time, allowing authorities to build a complete dossier on the individual, representing a total violation of the 4th Amendment.
 
'Personal GPS location information, speed, safety belt usage, and other information can be sold to third parties, including law enforcement,' writes forensic scientist Jonathan Zdziarski. 'To add insult to a slap in the face, the company insists they will continue collecting and selling this personal information even after you cancel your service, unless you specifically shut down the data connection to the vehicle after canceling.'
 
In our regular 'man on the street' feature, we get the American public's reaction to the recent announcement by the NFL, spurred by its relationship with Homeland Security, that fans attending football games will be subject to airport-style grope downs.