You MUST exercise your constitutional rights to NO VACCINES

June 4, 2008

Since I believe that every vaccine made today is polluted with

toxins and the science behind it does not work according to my

research, I will never take another vaccine unless forced at

gunpoint...and that is precisely what some of our most vulnerable

children are having done...vaccination at gunpoint!

Besides if your immune system is working at 100% as mine is, they would

never be needed even if they actually did work.

I have seen this procedure several places and this is how you deal with

attempted forced vaccination in a totally lawful way.

Doug L. Bullock

As you read

this work and put its principles into practice, there are two basic

axioms you never want to forget. They are the rock upon which all your

actions are based.

Nobody,

anywhere or any time and under any circumstances has the right or power

in this country to immunize you or your children against your will and

conviction. If they attempt to do so, you can legally

charge them with "assault with a deadly weapon" and have the full

resources of our laws behind you.

At all times in

attempting to avoid unwanted immunization, you have the Law of the Land

behind you. Those who would try to vaccinate you against your will are

on very shaky ground. Into every compulsory immunization law in America

are written legal exceptions and waivers which are there specifically

to protect you from the attempted tyranny of officialdom. It is not

only your right, but your obligation to use them, if this is what your

conscience tells you.

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In all your contacts with any member of the school, public health, or

legal establishment, always remain calm, courteous, and humbly reverent

toward their position. You are only asking of them that which the law

duty binds them to give you. There is no reason, or advantage, to be

gained by antagonizing them.

Most of these officials

believe they are discharging their trust as outlined by law. If they

are overstepping the law, then you must very diplomatically bring the

true facts to their attention, but without attempting to belittle them.

The more you can preserve

their ego, the more easily and quickly you are likely to get what you

desire - a waiver of immunization.

Rule No. 1: Do

not harass, belittle, or antagonize officials unnecessarily.

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All compulsory laws concerning vaccination (including the military)

contain exceptions and waivers. It is these protections placed in the

laws that you may legally use to exclude yourself and your children.

Surprisingly, these exceptions were placed there, not for your sake

(although you may take advantage of them), but for the protection of

the establishment.

How is this? Let us assume

that these exceptions were not there and everyone was actually forced

to be immunized. Should a child die or become mentally or physically

disabled, the parent would have the perfect case to sue the doctor, the

school, the health department, and even the state legislature for

enormous damages.

Since they allowed no

exceptions, they must accept full responsibility for all the adverse

consequences of the law.

However, if exception

waivers are placed in the law, the responsibility is then transferred

back to the parent. If a child should be injured by immunization, the

officials can say, "Well, the parent should have exempted him if they

thought there was any danger."

Therefore, there is in

truth no such thing as a compulsory vaccination law in this country.

They are ALL, in essence,

voluntary. The problem is that practically no one in

authority will let you know this fact.

Rule No. 2:

There are no compulsory vaccination laws. All are voluntary, and you

are held responsible for the adverse results upon you or your children.

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While all immunization laws have exceptions you can use, the wording in

each state differs, and you must know the exact wording for your state

to make the proper request of waiver. This information can be obtained

in one of two ways.

Go to the reference

section of your local library- look in the State Statute Revised Law

Book under Public Health Law or Communicable Disease sections. The list

of immunization requirements will appear first and then the exemptions

will be given. Usually one or two provisions will be listed: either on

religious or medical grounds or both.

You may call or write

your state representative and ask for a copy of the immunization laws

in your state. Making this available is part of his job, and it will be

sent promptly.

Rule No. 3:

Know your own state law so that you can conform to its exact

requirements for exemption.

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There are two basic reasons for exception - medical or religious. Which

one you choose will often depend upon the wording of the law in your

state and your personal convictions.

We shall discuss medical

exemption first. While laws do vary, nearly all states require that a

note or certificate of waiver be submitted by a physician licensed in

the state of residence. In some areas where states are small and people

continually travel from one to another for business, a statement from a

physician in a contiguous state will be accepted.

In this letter it is

usually necessary to state the reason for the requested waiver and the

length of time it should extend. Many laws limit all such letters to a

school year and they must be renewed each fall.

The two most valid reasons

for medical waiver are "the fear of allergic reaction in a sensitive

child" and "to prevent possible damage to a weakened immune system."

Both of these can occur in a child who has been immunized, and since no

one but the physician and the parent will be held responsible for their

consequences, it is up to them to protect the child.

It is possible that some

states may require the letter from an M.D. or D.O., but many will allow

an exemption letter from a chiropractor if it is courteously and

properly written, as outlined above.

Rule No. 4:

Medical waivers are always valid but must be written to fit each state

law and often need to be renewed annually.

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The foregoing may work for school exemptions, but are there any such

waivers in the Armed Forces? Yes. All branches of the Service provide

"immunization waivers."

Again, if they did not you

could sue them for millions of dollars if a reaction occurred from

their immunizations. Because of these waiver provisions, you become

responsible if you react.

When you first sign up or

enlist, you must state your objection to the vaccinations and tell

whether it is "religious conscience" or medical reasons, such as

allergies or a low tolerance to medication of any kind. If you do not

show objection at this time, you have given the military the right to

do what they will with you.

If there is any difficulty,

the same rules apply here as in the school program. Never forget, even

though you may be in the Service, no one has the right to immunize you

against your will. You do not give up your constitutional rights when

you join the Armed Forces.

Rule No. 5:

The rules that govern school vaccination exemption also apply to the

military. Never let anyone tell you otherwise. They do not know, or are

hiding, the facts of the law.

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What about international travel? May I go around the world

without vaccination?

The World Health

Organization (WHO) in Geneva grants American visitors the right to

REFUSE shots when traveling internationally. However, if an area you

wish to enter is infected, you may be detained until the public health

servant gives you the "go" (at his discretion).

Thousands travel world-wide

each year without shots - so you may if that is your choice. Many of

our co-workers have traveled over much of the world and have never

taken any immunizations, nor were they ever detained.

It would be wise to request

a copy of Foreign Rules and Regulations, Part 71, Title 42, on

immunization when you receive your passport. Never forget the basic

rule, "No one will vaccinate you against your will because by doing so

they assume full responsibility for the consequences both legal and

medical."

Rule No. 7:

You may travel wherever you wish in the world without vaccination. The

worst that can happen is that in very rare circumstances you may be

detained temporarily.

Some Important

Details

The above seven articles constitute all the

basic rules. However, there are many important little "tricks of the

trade" to having your legal requests honored. These will now be

discussed.

While waivers and

exemptions are written into all laws on immunization, most public

health officials, doctors, and especially school officials are loathe

to discuss their existence when questioned, and rarely, to our

knowledge, volunteer such information.

A top Philadelphia school

official was on the radio with the unequivocal statement, "NO SHOTS, NO

SCHOOL."

This statement is of course

completely counter to state law, with which presumably he is familiar.

Such unwarranted dogmatism is common in the people you will encounter.

Once the end of their legitimate authority has been reached, they will

use their next most powerful weapon - INTIMIDATION.

They will threaten to keep

your child out of school, take him from you, or send you to jail. These

are all idle threats because they can do none of these thing, if you

follow our simple instructions.

The basic rules have been

given to you, but there are a few important details to be considered if

the officials start on this course of unlawful intimidation.

You

must send a letter to the school to

inform the education officials of your stand. A phone call is not

legal. It can be a note from your doctor, minister, or a notarized

letter from you stating your sincere objections to the immunization. If

you do not do this and fail to have your child immunized, it could be

construed as negligence on your part and in some states there is a

possibility of legal action against you.

If the school should

refuse to honor your letter, request that they give you a statement in

writing outlining their reasons for refusal. If they won't, their refusal is legally invalid, and your letter

stands; they must enroll your child. If they do (they rarely will) they

take the risk of incriminating themselves, especially if they are

acting contrary (as is common) to what is specified in the law

concerning your rights for exemption. Remember they are on tenuous

ground, not you. They are your servants, you are not their servant. If

worst comes to worst and you have a very knowledgeable official who

writes you a refusal and states accurately the lawful reasons for

refusal, he will also in a negative way tell you what the accepted

exemptions are, and then you can go about meeting them, by one of the

routes suggested in this handout.

Child neglect is the

one legal point you want to avoid at all costs. No legal parent or

guardian can be charged with neglect unless he shows complete lack of

concern or action to be more informed. Stripped of legal jargon, this

simply means that if you can show that you have investigated the

situation, have come to a specific decision concerning immunizations,

and have informed the authorities of the same, no neglect charge can be

brought. Neglect can be brought only when it can be shown that you have

failed to have your children immunized, not out of respect for their

medical or spiritual integrity, but only because you were too concerned

with other matters.

At times there may be a

question of whether you have given or withdrawn legal consent. Legal

consent is dependent upon being properly informed on both the

advantages and the risks in any choice or decision you make. In other

words, if a physician were to tell you that vaccination is perfectly

safe and effective to obtain your consent, such consent would not be

legal because he lied and you have not been properly informed.

Conversely, it could be argued that non-consent is not legal if you are

not fully informed about the risks and advantages of immunizations.

What do I do if

everyone refuses to give me a waiver?

This would be an

extremely rare circumstance. But should it happen, you are not left

without resources. Here is where we pull out one of our big guns. Send

notarized letters by certified mail to the vaccine laboratory which

makes the shot (ask your doctor for the address), to the doctor who is

to administer the shot, to your school principal,to the school board,

and to your local health department.

In these letters make

it clear that since they have refused to give you a duly requested

waiver, you can no longer be held responsible for what may happen to

your child if they force these shots upon him. You then state that you

will allow immunization if each will present you with a written signed

guarantee of safety and effectiveness of the vaccine and that they will

consent to assume full responsibility for any and all adverse reactions

that your child may develop from the required shots. Of course none

will give you such a guarantee. They cannot do so because all vaccines

are considered potentially highly toxic. We have yet to hear of an

instance of further harassment of parents after such letters have been

sent.

That's about all that is

needed to obtain the necessary exemptions for your children. All that

has been said in this last section (1 to 5) is also applicable to the

military and international travel, if required.

Potpourri of

Ammunition

"As long as each individual who opposes vaccines has sincere

objections, states them in writing, and signs his name - it is

considered legal and proper action and must therefore be honored."

"Since many medical

controversies exist surrounding immunization, drugs, and various other

medications, it mandates that each individual have the right to control

his own decisions and freedom of choice; anything less would be

contrary to the constitutional laws that protect the citizens' rights. "

"When you deal with school

officials and lawyers, you are playing with legal terminology - move

the wrong words around and you get hung." The terminology used in this

booklet has worked before and should work again.

"It is important to state

your objections in such a way that it complies with your state's

exemption provisions. They must then accept your request; if they do

not, they are breaking their own law." That is why it is absolutely

essential that you know your own state law word for word before

submitting your objection.

"According to CDC (the

federal Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta, Georgia), physicians

are required to first inform their patients of the risks involved

before they consent to vaccines." If they do not do so, it is prima

facie evidence of deceit or negligence on the part of the physician.

This regulation by the

federal government would also seem to assume that the patient has the

right to refuse if he feels that the risks are too great. If this is

so, is not the federal government on record as supporting voluntary

immunization and, by obvious implication, against state-enforced

compulsory immunization?

Should you ever have to go

to court, or what is more likely, to appear before a "kangaroo" court

of school and health department officials, here is some class A

evidence you might find useful to mention.

No vaccine carries any

guarantee of protection from the laboratory that produced it or the

doctor who administered it.

The U.S. military

allows no-nonsense "immunizations waivers."

There is NO FEDERAL LAW on immunizations. They don't dare.

Their lawyers know the consequences.

Your rights have been

infringed upon by officials attempting to use force against your will.

Most state officials like a

nice, stress-free job. When you send in your objections and refuse to

fit their ordered world by not having your children immunized, you make

waves.

This rocks their quiet

existence, and there are only two ways their life can become orderly

again: either by forcing you to their will or acquiescing to yours.

What you must do to obtain an early waiver is to make the latter the

easiest path for them.

At first, however, an

attempt will usually be made to bend you to their will by some form of

intimidation. Many uninformed parents give in to this tack, and so it

is tried again and again.

If you are adequately

informed, as a reader of this publication should be, you will let the

officials know in no uncertain terms that you understand your rights

under the law and will not stand for any such shilly-shallying.

Invariably, once they discover you are adamant and acquainted with the

state law, your waiver will be rapidly forthcoming.

An

Acknowledgment

The greatest part of the material on the

first four pages is taken from the work of Mrs. Grace Girdwain, of

Burbank, Illinois. Our staff has rearranged and edited the information,

but we wish the full credit for its existence to go to this courageous

woman who has for twelve years worked arduously, without compensation,

to help her fellow Americans obtain their legal rights.

The following is an example

of the state of Illionois law (where I live) relating to immunizations.

Illinois, like most states has no philosophical objection, but does

have a religious one.

Illinois

Administrative Code Title 77: Public Health

Chapter I: Department of Public Health

Subchapter i: Maternal and Child Health

Part 665 Child Health Examination Code

Subpart E: Exceptions

Section 665.510

Objection of Parent or Legal Guardian

Parent or legal guardian of

a student may object to health examinations, immunizations, vision, and

hearing screening tests, and dental health examinations for their

children on religious grounds. If a religious objection is made, a

written and signed statement from the parent or legal guardian

detailing such objections must be presented to the local school

authority.

General philosophical or

moral reluctance to allow physical examinations, immunizations, vision

and hearing screening, and dental examinations will not provide a

sufficient basis for an exception to statutory requirements.

The parent or legal

guardian must be informed by the local school authority of measles

outbreak control exclusion procedures per IDPH rules. The Control of

Communicable Diseases (77 Ill. Adm. Code 690) at the time such

objection is presented.

Section 665.520

Medical Objections

a) Any medical objections

to an immunization must be:

1) Made by a physician

licensed to practice medicine in all its branches indicating what the

medical condition is.

2) Endorsed and signed by

the physician on the certificate of child health examination and placed

on file in the child's permanent record.

Should the condition of

the child later permit immunization, this requirement will then have to

be met. Parents or legal guardians must be informed of measles outbreak

control exclusion procedures when such objection is presented per

Section 665.510.

June 4, 2008