Dr. Robin Falkov warns about the Senate bill that would destroy whistleblower's rights

Dr. Robin Falkov discusses the radiation disaster in Japan, the mysterious deaths of BP whistleblowers, and petitions to sign in support of our health freedoms.

References

Senate Passes Bill That Destroys Existing Whistleblower Rights
National Whistleblowers Center

“The Senate passed the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act (S. 372) on Friday, December, 10th, 2010 by unanimous consent. As the National Whistleblowers Center has repeatedly stated S. 372 is a bad deal for whistleblowers. There are two poison pills in the bill that fundamentally undermine the small advances in the bill. There is still time to fix the bill. TAKE ACTION! Stop the repeal of existing whistleblower rights.”

Vitamins and Vitamin Supplements: Use Increases in America
ABC News
Apr. 13, 2011

According to the ABC news report, over half of Americans take vitamins and supplements. Dr. Falkov is a firm believer in checking each patient’s medical history and health conditions prior to recommending nutritional or pharmaceutical products that could trigger an adverse reaction. She urges listeners to complete the online form in support of the Free Speech About Science Act (H.R. 1364) so they can obtain the necessary information they need to make informed and uncensored choices about their health.

Finally, our host discusses the strange deaths and kidnappings of prominent individuals connected to the BP oil disaster:

BP Whistleblowers, Over 10 of Them Assassinated Or Kidnapped in Last 2 Years
AltNews.info

February 17, 2011 – LSU scientist Gregory Stone, 54 – Unknown Illness.

January 19, 2011 – Dr. Thomas B. Manton. former President and CEO of the International Oil Spill Control Corporation – imprisonment and subsequent murder while jailed.

December 31, 2010 – John P. Wheeler II, a former Pentagon official and presidential aide and a defense consultant and expert on chemical and biological weapons – was beaten to death in an assault, body was discovered in a Wilmington landfill.

November 23, 2010 – James Patrick Black, incident commander for BP’s Gulf of Mexico oil spill response team, died near Destin, Florida in a small plane crash.