‘The state senator behind California’s SB277 forced vaccination law is a pro at spreading misinformation, particularly on social media.

Carrying out the job that Big Pharma paid him to do — which we recently proved by publishing information about the industry cash he’s received — Senator Richard Pan recently posted a Facebook status citing a completely fraudulent article denying the existence of mercury in vaccines, which also made blatantly false statements about Natural News’ Mike Adams.

Written by PolitiFact Georgia’s April Hunt, the article propagated a multitude of lies including claims that they attempted to contact Adams about his views on mercury in vaccines. Click here for details on the Politifact falsehoods based on either shoddy journalism or a deliberate smear campaign.’

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