Re: Sickening

February 17, 2008

As the writer of this article says "better take a closer look who holds the needle"

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/vaccinate.html

Pringle sums it up :

"Forcing parents to inject poisonous concoctions into innocent, helpless children against their will is a gross violation of their most basic parental rights. "

http://www.laleva.org/eng/2008/02/time_to_end_profit_driven_mandatory_vaccination_racket.html

Ingrid

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 17, 2008

As the writer of this article says "better take a closer look who holds the needle"

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/vaccinate.html

Pringle sums it up :

"Forcing parents to inject poisonous concoctions into innocent, helpless children against their will is a gross violation of their most basic parental rights. "

http://www.laleva.org/eng/2008/02/time_to_end_profit_driven_mandatory_vaccination_racket.html

Ingrid

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 17, 2008

As the writer of this article says "better take a closer look who holds the needle"

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/vaccinate.html

Pringle sums it up :

"Forcing parents to inject poisonous concoctions into innocent, helpless children against their will is a gross violation of their most basic parental rights. "

http://www.laleva.org/eng/2008/02/time_to_end_profit_driven_mandatory_vaccination_racket.html

Ingrid

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 17, 2008

As the writer of this article says "better take a closer look who holds the needle"

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/vaccinate.html

Pringle sums it up :

"Forcing parents to inject poisonous concoctions into innocent, helpless children against their will is a gross violation of their most basic parental rights. "

http://www.laleva.org/eng/2008/02/time_to_end_profit_driven_mandatory_vaccination_racket.html

Ingrid

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 19, 2008

States are not required to offer religious and philosophical exemptions, which makes it a wonder that so many do, frankly. Parts of NC have had substantial increases in exemptions in recent times, no doubt a response to increased awareness of vaccine problems. This is likely happening elsewhere around the country as well. We can expect, in response, efforts to remove all non-medical exemptions, since it is not legally possible narrow current religious exemption rights (once a state offers a religious exemption, it has the full backing of the US Constitution), and a "narrower" philosophical exemption doesn't really make any sense...so they are really "all or nothing" propositions. (Medical exemptions probably are required by the Constitution...)

Rights are seldom stagnant; they are either expanding or contracting. We need to be actively involved at all times seeking to expand current exemption rights, or else by default we will be faced with defending against contracting rights. We are either on the offense or the defense at any given moment. Apathy and procrastination will lead by default to being on the defense. I think it preferable and more advantageous to be on the offense. So, we need to be organizing in support of the growing awareness movement, taking proactive steps to expand current vaccine rights, whatever they may be in any given state or jurisdiction, until mandates are removed everywhere.

Alan G. , Esq.P.O. Box 3473Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3473919-960-5172www.alanphillipslaw.comwww.vaccinerights.com

Sickening

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 19, 2008

States are not required to offer religious and philosophical exemptions, which makes it a wonder that so many do, frankly. Parts of NC have had substantial increases in exemptions in recent times, no doubt a response to increased awareness of vaccine problems. This is likely happening elsewhere around the country as well. We can expect, in response, efforts to remove all non-medical exemptions, since it is not legally possible narrow current religious exemption rights (once a state offers a religious exemption, it has the full backing of the US Constitution), and a "narrower" philosophical exemption doesn't really make any sense...so they are really "all or nothing" propositions. (Medical exemptions probably are required by the Constitution...)

Rights are seldom stagnant; they are either expanding or contracting. We need to be actively involved at all times seeking to expand current exemption rights, or else by default we will be faced with defending against contracting rights. We are either on the offense or the defense at any given moment. Apathy and procrastination will lead by default to being on the defense. I think it preferable and more advantageous to be on the offense. So, we need to be organizing in support of the growing awareness movement, taking proactive steps to expand current vaccine rights, whatever they may be in any given state or jurisdiction, until mandates are removed everywhere.

Alan G. , Esq.P.O. Box 3473Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3473919-960-5172www.alanphillipslaw.comwww.vaccinerights.com

Sickening

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 19, 2008

States are not required to offer religious and philosophical exemptions, which makes it a wonder that so many do, frankly. Parts of NC have had substantial increases in exemptions in recent times, no doubt a response to increased awareness of vaccine problems. This is likely happening elsewhere around the country as well. We can expect, in response, efforts to remove all non-medical exemptions, since it is not legally possible narrow current religious exemption rights (once a state offers a religious exemption, it has the full backing of the US Constitution), and a "narrower" philosophical exemption doesn't really make any sense...so they are really "all or nothing" propositions. (Medical exemptions probably are required by the Constitution...)

Rights are seldom stagnant; they are either expanding or contracting. We need to be actively involved at all times seeking to expand current exemption rights, or else by default we will be faced with defending against contracting rights. We are either on the offense or the defense at any given moment. Apathy and procrastination will lead by default to being on the defense. I think it preferable and more advantageous to be on the offense. So, we need to be organizing in support of the growing awareness movement, taking proactive steps to expand current vaccine rights, whatever they may be in any given state or jurisdiction, until mandates are removed everywhere.

Alan G. , Esq.P.O. Box 3473Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3473919-960-5172www.alanphillipslaw.comwww.vaccinerights.com

Sickening

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 19, 2008

States are not required to offer religious and philosophical exemptions, which makes it a wonder that so many do, frankly. Parts of NC have had substantial increases in exemptions in recent times, no doubt a response to increased awareness of vaccine problems. This is likely happening elsewhere around the country as well. We can expect, in response, efforts to remove all non-medical exemptions, since it is not legally possible narrow current religious exemption rights (once a state offers a religious exemption, it has the full backing of the US Constitution), and a "narrower" philosophical exemption doesn't really make any sense...so they are really "all or nothing" propositions. (Medical exemptions probably are required by the Constitution...)

Rights are seldom stagnant; they are either expanding or contracting. We need to be actively involved at all times seeking to expand current exemption rights, or else by default we will be faced with defending against contracting rights. We are either on the offense or the defense at any given moment. Apathy and procrastination will lead by default to being on the defense. I think it preferable and more advantageous to be on the offense. So, we need to be organizing in support of the growing awareness movement, taking proactive steps to expand current vaccine rights, whatever they may be in any given state or jurisdiction, until mandates are removed everywhere.

Alan G. , Esq.P.O. Box 3473Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3473919-960-5172www.alanphillipslaw.comwww.vaccinerights.com

Sickening

There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption, signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and other's, on these human rights issues.

http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

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February 20, 2008

Well said, thank you.

-Shayne Fisher

>

> States are not required to offer religious and philosophical

exemptions, which makes it a wonder that so many do, frankly. Parts

of NC have had substantial increases in exemptions in recent times,

no doubt a response to increased awareness of vaccine problems. This

is likely happening elsewhere around the country as well. We can

expect, in response, efforts to remove all non-medical exemptions,

since it is not legally possible narrow current religious exemption

rights (once a state offers a religious exemption, it has the full

backing of the US Constitution), and a " narrower " philosophical

exemption doesn't really make any sense...so they are really " all or

nothing " propositions. (Medical exemptions probably are required by

the Constitution...)

>

> Rights are seldom stagnant; they are either expanding or

contracting. We need to be actively involved at all times seeking to

expand current exemption rights, or else by default we will be faced

with defending against contracting rights. We are either on the

offense or the defense at any given moment. Apathy and

procrastination will lead by default to being on the defense. I think

it preferable and more advantageous to be on the offense. So, we need

to be organizing in support of the growing awareness movement, taking

proactive steps to expand current vaccine rights, whatever they may

be in any given state or jurisdiction, until mandates are removed

everywhere.

>

> Alan G. , Esq.

> P.O. Box 3473

> Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3473

> 919-960-5172

> www.alanphillipslaw.com

> www.vaccinerights.com

>

> Sickening

>

> There is a pretty good Push to dis-allow the philosophical and

religeous exemptions in all states, leaving only a medical exemption,

signed by a doctor, to get out of vaccines. And these would be harder

to prove or get. I hope this does not happen. Damn the AMA, and

other's, on these human rights issues.

>

> http://www.ama-assn.org/apps/pf_new/pf_online?

f_n=resultLink & doc=policyfiles/HnE/H-440.970.HTM & s_t=H-

440.970 & catg=AMA/HnE & catg=AMA/BnGnC & catg=AMA/DIR & & nth=1 & & st_p=0 & nth=1

>

> http://www.vaclib.org/exempt/consent.htm

>

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February 20, 2008