That's great news. Keep spreading the word.

I went to Ruby Tuesday's restaurant yesterday for lunch and, as usual, I snuck in information to our server about mercury.

I was at lunch with Laura (my business partner) and the server, having seen us in there several times before said, "OK, so are you married or boy friend/girl friend?". We preceeded to tell her we are neither but that we are business partners. She asked what we do.

I proceeded to tell her about our business and the kinds of things we do and then, I added in about how we also work daily raising awareness about mercury poisoning from amalgam fillings and vaccines.

Her eyes grew to about the size of a big radish and then she began to squint. As I went on telling her about the dangers of mercury, she put on deeper and deeper faces of skepticism until finally she told us that her fiance is in school to be a physician's assistant and that she had never heard anything like this before and that the symptoms people are having who have vaccines and amalgam fillings must be something other than the mercury.

It never ceases to amaze me how people think they know something about a subject they know nothing about or "haven't ever heard of" before. They form opinions so quickly based on an emotional whim without ever looking into the matter. No wonder it's taking so long for this subject to be exposed (not to mention the controlled media).

"Humility is to learning as hinges are to a gate."
rt