VACCINATIONS

INFORMED EXEMPTION
IS AN INALIENABLE RIGHT!!!

IN THIS CDC GRAPH VACCINE REACTIONS (AUTISM) ARE PRESENTED AS A

PERCENTAGE OF VACCINATED INDIVIDUALS WHILE ALL OTHER LINES ARE
PRESENTED AS REAL NUMBERS….WHICH KEEPS THE GREEN LINE VERY
SMALL!!!

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/life-cycle.htm

THE CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL SHOULD BE WORKING ON THE CURE

FOR AUTISM RATHER THAT COVERTLY FIGURING WAYS TO MANDATE MASS
INNOCULATIONS WHICH MAY VERY WELL CAUSE THAT AUTISM!

From the CDC Vaccine Page…..

WHERE IT SOUNDS TO ME THAT THE CDC SAYS WE ARE NOT ALLOWED AN

INFORMED DECISION!!

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/laws/default.htm#exempt

Exemptions & Consent Forms

Given the increasing number of states allowing philosophical
exemptions to vaccines, at some point we are going to be forced
to decide whether it is our inalienable right to catch and transmit
potentially fatal infections!

WHAT KIND OF STATEMENT IS THAT????

Life-cycle of an Immunization Program

Fatal Exemption: Relationship Between Vaccine Exemptions and Rates of Disease
Dr. Paul Offit's Commentary as published in Wall Street Journal (Jan. 2007)
Are VISs "informed consent" forms?

Note: Check with your local or state health department for your state medical consent law
to determine if there are any specific informed consent requirements relating to
immunization.

Why Don't the Amish Have Autistic Children?

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2005/05/04/amish-autism-part-one.aspx

Autism is a difficult disorder to miss, as it is characterized by noticeably abnormal or

impaired development in social interaction and communication and a markedly restricted
array of activities and interests. And while scientific consensus claims autism has been
around for millennia at generally the same prevalence, that prevalence is now considered
to be one in every 166 children born in the United States.

Therefore, with this devastating statistic in mind, one reporter set out to analyze the
autism rates among Amish communities. Why? Because perhaps searching for autistic
Amish children would reveal clues to the cause of autism ... and it did.

The Clues Come Together

Since they have been cut off for hundreds of years from American culture and scientific
progress, the Amish may have had less exposure to some new factor triggering autism in
the rest of population. The likely culprit: vaccines.

Traveling to the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch country in search of autistic Amish children,
the reporter, based on national statistics, should have found as many as 200 children with
autism in the community -- instead, he found only three, the oldest age 9 or 10:
The first autistic Amish child was a girl who had been brought over from China, adopted
by one family only to be given up after becoming overwhelmed by her autism, and then
re-adopted by an Amish Mennonite family. (China, India and Indonesia are among
countries moving fast to mass-vaccination programs.)

The second autistic Amish child definitely had received a vaccination and developed
autism shortly thereafter.

The reporter was unable to determine the vaccination status of the third child.

Dangerous Effects of Thimerosal

In some vaccines, they use a mercury-based preservative called thimerosal that keeps
multiple-dose vials from becoming contaminated by repeated needle sticks. After health
officials became concerned about the amount of mercury infants and children were
receiving through thimerosal-tainted vaccines, the toxin was phased out of U.S. vaccines
starting in 1999.

However, due to mislabeling and other problems, its presence is still being felt, and more
and more children are suffering because of it.

Washington Times April 18, 2005

Washington Times April 19, 2005

Dr. Mercola's Comments:

Does anyone out there really need more evidence than this?

Admittedly, this was not a placebo-controlled scientific trial but an evidence-based fact
analysis that, in my mind, provides an irrefutable link to a lifestyle and, most likely,
mercury-containing vaccine connection to autism.

Folks, you don't have to be a medical doctor, hold advanced epidemiology degrees or
teach molecular genetics to figure this one out. You don't even need a degree in rocket
science. How much more obvious could it be?

The link between autism and vaccines is certainly not a new idea. In fact, suggestions of
this link have been in the national news for at least six years now. Just last year a study,
that reviewed data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Vaccine
Data Link, concluded that children who receive thimerosal-containing vaccinations are
27 times more likely to develop autism than children who do not.
That's a 2,700 percent increase. The numbers just don't lie.

Considering how important this issue is for nearly everyone you know, it might be a good
one to forward to your friends and relatives. You can easily do this by using the E-mail to
a friend button in the upper right hand section of this page, just under the search box. You
can make a larger impact if you write them a personal message in the e-mail as to why
they should seriously consider the advice -- and why they may want to subscribe to the
newsletter.

This most recent investigation simply provides the proverbial icing on the cake. There
aren't too many other places, if any, in America where you can find large groups of
children who haven't been vaccinated.

The reporter found three children with autism. One child was adopted and previously
vaccinated, another was one of the few Amish children who were vaccinated, and the
third had an unclear vaccine history. That leaves, at most, potentially one child out of an
expected 200 (from national statistics) with autism. The odds of this being mere
coincidence are slim to none.

At Least Change the Rules Concerning the Hepatitis B Vaccine

Because of their religious beliefs, the Amish community chooses not to give their
children any vaccines. Understandably, many of you may not choose such a radical
approach. However, if you were to focus on just one vaccine, I would encourage you to
look at the issues surrounding the hepatitis B vaccine.

The multi-dose version of this vaccine, which is typically administered to newborns

before they leave the hospital, still contains thimerosal. This is reprehensible,
irresponsible negligence of the highest magnitude. The immature central nervous systems
of these helpless newborns are particularly susceptible to toxic insults, and thimerosal,
the mercury-containing preservative used in these vaccines, is one of the worst.

It would be much easier to understand if the hepatitis B vaccine had some value, but most
natural health experts who study this are convinced that this is nearly always an
absolutely unnecessary vaccine.

There are only about 5,000 people a year who develop the most serious consequence of
hepatitis B infection, liver cancer. That means we are immunizing tens of millions of
infants and causing brain injury that has caused an epidemic of autism to protect liver
cancer in 5,000 adults. And, many of these adults have serious social problems like IV
drug abuse, alcoholism and poor nutrition that seriously increases their risk for this
disease.

If you're a young parent weighing the pros and cons of vaccines, I strongly urge you to
learn more about the toxicity of thimerosal, which, again, is still present in multi-dose
hepatitis B vaccines, and nearly all the mandated flu vaccine for infants.
Gary Craig's Comment:

For those families dealing with autism, you should know that consistent application of
EFT can help with the angers, frustrations and other behavior problems that accompany
this affliction. As an example, Linda Johnson writes the following on the EFT web site ...

"With my autistic son, I tapped one night as a surrogate for "focus and attention",
"hearing what people are saying", "better social connection" and "neurological
symptoms". The next morning, for the first time, he got dressed without prompting at
each step while watching the news on television. An absolute first. Doing two things at
the same time."
Gary Craig is a pioneering developer of EFT, a profoundly effective emotional/mental
healing approach. I learned it from Gary and have taught it to patients in my clinic for
years, and they have experienced truly incredible and permanent results with it.

Related Articles:

Thimerosal Battle Heads to "Vaccine Court"

Autism Rates Rise With Increased Mercury Pollution

Flu Vaccines for Children Still Contain Mercury

THE CDC RELIES HEAVILY ON THIS MAN’S OPINION…AND HE SEEMS TO

THINK MURCURY IS A GOOD THING TO INJECT INTO THE HUMAN BODY!!
MURCURY IS A HEAVY METAL!!

Exemptions and Rates of Disease

Dr. Paul Offit's Commentary as published in Wall Street Journal

His ideas on Mercury in vaccinations…

http://immunize.org/catg.d/p2066.pdf

January 29, 2007

On January 20, the Wall Street Journal published a commentary written by Paul A. Offit,
MD, director, Vaccine Education Center, and chief, Division of Infectious Diseases,
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). The commentary originally appeared in the
December 2006 issue of the email newsletter Parents Pack, which is a publication of the
Vaccine Education Center.
Dr. Offit's commentary discusses the findings presented in a paper published in the
Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) on October 11, 2006. The
commentary as printed in Parents Pack is reprinted below in its entirety.

*********

Last month [October 2006] the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)
published a study that received little attention from the press and, as a consequence, the
public. The study examined the incidence of whooping cough (pertussis) in children
whose parents had chosen not to vaccinate them; the results were concerning.

Vaccines are recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and
professional societies, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics. But these
organizations can't enforce their recommendations; only states can do that—usually when
children enter day care centers and elementary schools—in the form of mandates. State
vaccine mandates have been on the books since the early 1900s; but aggressive
enforcement of them didn't occur until much later, born from tragedy.

In 1963 the first measles vaccine was introduced in the United States. Measles is a highly
contagious disease that can infect the lungs causing fatal pneumonia, or the brain causing
encephalitis. Before the measles vaccine, measles caused 100,000 American children to
be hospitalized and 3,000 to die every year. In the early 1970s, public health officials
found that states with vaccine mandates had rates of measles that were 50 percent lower
than states without mandates. As a consequence, all states worked toward requiring
children to get vaccines. Now every state has some form of vaccine mandates.

But not all children are subject to these mandates. All fifty states have medical
exemptions to vaccines, such as a serious allergy to a vaccine component. Forty-eight
states also have religious exemptions; Amish groups, for example, traditionally reject
vaccines, believing that clean living and a healthy diet are all that are needed to avoid
vaccine-preventable diseases. And twenty states have philosophical exemptions; in some
states these exemptions are easy to obtain, by simply signing your name at the bottom of
a form; and in others they're much harder, requiring notarization, annual renewal, a
signature from a local health official, or a personally written letter from a parent.

The JAMA study examined the relationship between vaccine exemptions and rates of
disease. The authors found that between 1991 and 2004 the percentage of children whose
parents had chosen to exempt them from vaccines increased by 6 percent per year,
resulting in a 2.5-fold increase. This increase occurred almost solely in states where
philosophical exemptions were easy to obtain. Worse, states with easy-to-obtain
philosophical exemptions had twice as many children suffering from pertussis—a disease
that causes inflammation of the windpipe and breathing tubes, pneumonia and, in about
twenty infants every year, death—than states with hard-to-obtain philosophical
exemptions.
The finding that lower immunization rates caused higher rates of disease shouldn't be
surprising. In 1991 a massive epidemic of measles in Philadelphia centered on a group
that chose not to immunize its children; as a consequence nine children died from
measles. In the late 1990s, severe outbreaks of pertussis occurred in Colorado and
Washington among children whose parents feared pertussis vaccine. And in 2005 a 17-
year-old unvaccinated girl, unknowingly having brought measles back with her from
Romania, attended a church gathering of 500 people in Indiana and caused the largest
outbreak of measles in the United States in ten years; an outbreak that was limited to
children whose parents had chosen not to vaccinate them. These events showed that for
contagious diseases like measles and pertussis it's hard for unvaccinated children to
successfully hide among herds of vaccinated children.

Some would argue that philosophical exemptions are a necessary pop-off valve for a
society that requires children to be injected with biological agents for the common good.
But as anti-vaccine activists continue to push more states to allow for easy philosophical
exemptions one thing is clear, more and more children will suffer and occasionally die
from vaccine preventable diseases.

When it comes to issues of public health and safety we invariably have laws. Many of
these laws are strictly enforced and immutable. For example, we don't allow
philosophical exemptions to restraining young children in car seats or smoking in
restaurants or stopping at stop signs. And the notion of requiring vaccines for school
entry, while it seems to tear at the very heart of a country founded on the basis of
individual rights and freedoms, saves lives. Given the increasing number of states
allowing philosophical exemptions to vaccines, at some point we are going to be forced
to decide whether it is our inalienable right to catch and transmit potentially fatal
infections.

AND WHAT ABOUT THE VACCINE MAKERS AND DISTRIBUTORS??

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