Re: Homeland Security Bill ammendment

[Guest guest]

Thank you Willa, I had not seen this.

DMM

--- In @y..., " Willa Keizer, C.C.H. " <willa@h...>

wrote:

> For anyone who wants to do something about this, contact your

> representatives (senators and congressman) and ask them to support

this

> ammendment!

>

> Willa

>

> A

>

HREF= " http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.

cfm " >U.

> S. Senate: Senators Home</A> Click here to write to your senator!

>

> Sample Letter:

>

> Dear Senator ,

>

> I am disappointed that you voted to pass the Homeland Security

Bill.

>

> Utah is a state that mandates that vaccinations are not mandatory.

Now we

> have the federal government superseding what the citizens of this

state have

> determined to be in our best interest.

>

> I am hoping that you will make efforts to reform this bill over

the next

> year. We are opposed to mandatory vaccines for smallpox and the

issue of

> quarantine needs to be addressed.

>

> Below are some of the issues and remedies for the bill as I see it.

>

> Thank You for your time.

>

> Name and address---------

>

>

>

> Manufacturers must remain liable for payment to vaccine injured

children.

> Why should the government, through assistance programs pay for the

damage

> manufacturers they have done with their poorly researched and

mercury toxic

> vaccines?

>

> H.R. 5710-Homeland Security Act

>

> PROPOSED AMENDMENT 1:

>

> SEC. 304. CONDUCT OF CERTAIN PUBLIC HEALTH-RELATED

> ACTIVITIES.

>

> Insert:

>

> (d) EXEMPTIONS FOR COUNTERMEASURES FOR CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL,

> RADIOLOGICAL, NUCLEAR AND OTHER EMERGING TERRORIST THREATS.

>

> 1. No citizen shall be forced to be vaccinated or receive

> medical treatments contrary to their own physician's or other

> health care provider's individual professional judgment.

>

> 2. No citizen shall be forced to be vaccinated or receive

> medical treatment contrary to their personal religious beliefs

> or practices.

>

> 3. No citizen shall be forced to be vaccinated or receive

> medical treatments that violate the judgment of the person's

> conscience.

>

> 4. Health care personnel shall not be forced to carry out

> orders contrary to the health care provider's conscientious

> beliefs.

>

> 5. A vaccine or medical treatment shall not be

> administered to any adult or child without the voluntary

> informed consent of the adult, the custodial parent or legal

> guardian of the minor child or ward, or the conservator of the

> individual to be vaccinated or medically treated.

>

>

> (e) QUARANTINE OR ISOLATION IN RESPONSE TO CHEMICAL,

> BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, NUCLEAR AND OTHER EMERGING TERRORIST

> THREATS.

>

> When a public health emergency has been declared relating to a

> communicable disease;

>

> 1. Citizens identified as being infected with the

> declared disease may be subjected to humane quarantine in

> order to prevent the spreading of disease.

>

> 2. Citizens identified as being exposed to the declared

> disease who claim a medical, religious, or conscientious

> exemption to vaccination or medical treatment may be subjected

> to humane quarantine for the duration of the incubation period

> of the disease in order to prevent the spreading of disease.

> Such citizens shall not be involuntarily quarantined with

> those who are infected or contagious.

>

> 3. Citizens claiming a medical, religious, or

> conscientious exemption who have not been identified as being

> exposed shall not be involuntarily quarantined.

>

> 4. Individuals or family members who regularly live

> together or where one person regularly provides essential

> support for another shall be permitted to stay together in

> either quarantine or isolation.

>

> 5. Custodial parents, legal guardians, or conservators of

> minor children, wards, or conservatees who may be quarantined

> or isolated shall be allowed to remain with their minor

> children, wards, or conservatees in quarantine or isolation.

>

> 6. Quarantine and isolation must be by the least

> restrictive means necessary to prevent the spread of a

> communicable disease to others and may include, but are not

> limited to, confinement to private homes.

>

>

> PROPOSED AMENDMENT 2:

>

> Strike SEC. 1714. CLARIFICATION OF DEFINITION OF MANUFACTURER.

> Strike SEC. 1715. CLARIFICATION OF DEFINITION OF

> VACCINE-RELATED INJURY OR DEATH.

> Strike SEC. 1716. CLARIFICATION OF DEFINITION OF VACCINE.

> Strike SEC. 1717. EFFECTIVE DATE.