Jan Drew wrote:
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Boyd Haley lies are fraud!

Sung to the tune of Heavy Metal by Don Felder, not the song of the
same title by Sammy Hagar. It wouldn't hurt to hear the song before
reading this...)


Light a cig up & booze awhile
Leave the truth far behind
You can vent your rage at the ADA
Or claim that all the Jews here are liars
But if you're ready to lie into overdrive
Boyd Haley's the man you need
To post lies so insane
Debunked and arcane
You must become a Heavy Metal deceiver


Once you tell Boyd's lies, lies, lies
'bout Heavy Metals
It's the only thing gives you purpose in this life
Spreading lies, lies, lies, lies
'bout Heavy Metals
Facts denied
Lying 'bout thimerosal


My, oh my, how this bigot can lie
When she starts cutting & pasting
She won't put down her booze
Nor acknowledge the truth
She didn't get that author's permission


It's not a big surprise
Jan thought loa parasites
Were thriving inside of her colon
Jan searched through her pooh
As Hulda said to do
Then became a Heavy Metal deceiver


Once you tell Boyd's lies, lies, lies
'bout Heavy Metals
It's the only thing gives you purpose in this life
Spreading lies, lies, lies, lies
'bout Heavy Metals
Facts denied
Lying 'bout thimerosal


Heavy Metals 5x and fade out

http://www.mercurypoisoned.com/resea..._or_fraud.html

FACTS OR FRAUD? AMID A CLOUD OF ACCUSATIONS, STUDY GROUP CLAIMS MERCURY
FILLINGS NOT LINKED TO HUMAN HEALTH PROBLEMS


A private contractor hand-picked by pro-mercury amalgam officials at the
National Institute of Health (NIH) has reported study results claiming that
mercury amalgam fillings are safe. The subcontractor group conducting the
study was selected without competitive bidding by the National Institute for
Dental and Cranial Research (NIDCR), the dental division of the NIH. NIDCR
has been widely seen as an agency that is closely tied to pro-mercury
amalgam American Dental Association.

The private contractor, Life Sciences Research Office (LSRO) has produced a
report that draws exactly the conclusions that the ADA and its NIH had
pre-ordained, according to critics. "Little Evidence to Link Mercury
Fillings to Human Health Problems," it claimed. Among its highlights it
claimed that, based on its review of 300 of the scientific studies that had
been submitted to it, "there is insufficient evidence to support a
correlation between dental amalgam exposure and kidney or cognitive
dysfunction, neuro-degenerative disease . or autoimmune disease, including
multiple sclerosis."

Watchdog groups claim that, in picking LSRO to do the study, NIDCR officials
illegally evaded a requirement to choose a competent contractor for the
study under the legally required competitive bidding process. The NIDCR
evaded the competitive bidding process, they note, by choosing to contact
with BETAH Associates - exempted from the usual bidding rules because it is
controlled by women or minorities. BETAH, lacking all relevant expertise in
health science matters at hand, was a sham or "straw-man" contractor,
critics say. BETAH then hand-picked LSRO as its sub-contractor to conduct
the actual study. LSRO's selection of studies for review indicated its bias,
critics say, and its conclusions of mercury filling safety in no way
reflects the most of the scientific information submitted to it and is far
from reflecting the consensus of the world's leading investigators of
mercury toxicology.

Even the submissions (to LSRO) from the American Dental Association
overwhelmingly document that amalgam is the largest source of mercury
exposure in most people and that amalgam commonly causes chronic health
problems which are often cured or significantly improved by amalgam
removal," says DAMS, Inc. President Bernie Windham, who conducted an
analysis of the ADA's 95 submitted studies. "Mercury from amalgam fillings
causes over 30 chronic health conditions. Studies document over 50,000
clinical cases of recovery or significant improvement from all of those
chronic conditions after amalgam replacement," Windham reports.

A public interest lawsuit is pending against LSRO for alleged violation of
NIH contracting rules, and top NIH and NIDCR officials are also under
investigation for possible collusion in an illegal contracting scheme. US
Senator Frank Lautenberg has joined them in calling for an independent
investigation of the disturbing allegations.

Contact: Leo Cashman, director, DAMS, Inc (Dental Amalgam Mercury Syndrome)
Phone 800-311-6265