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#Healthwire: The Treacherous “Joker” Dr. Richard Pan

Democratic Senator Richard Pan received a large chunk of campaign contributions from Merck during the 2010 election cycle and then auspiciously supported the 2011 law that force-injects 12 year old girls with the poisonous Gardasil HPV vaccination without their parent’s consent. The Gardasil Human Papillomavirus jab contains known neurotoxins, including sodium chloride, polysorbate 80, aluminum, and a denatured, fragmented and experimental form of the cancer virus.
Pan was one of the two co-authors responsible for eliminating religious exemptions from vaccines for the whole state of California, so that the doctors controlled by the medical board can make sure all children get poisoned with the maximum amount of mercury, formaldehyde, MSG, aluminum, and African green monkey kidney cells possible – all of which can be found in today’s CDC recommended vaccine schedule.

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