Re: The next Fatwa--until the next.

October 2, 2009

My Kid over your needle

That's the headline for an article in a South Florida newspaper which tells of

Big Pharma's control over our legislators. Apparently they are ordering a 17

year old Female Immigrant from Great Britain to either take the Gardasil

Vaccination to 'prevent' Human PapillomarVirus (HPV) OR be shipped back to

England.

Female immigrants between 11 and 26 'Must' get the Gardasil vaccination to

become citizens. The young lady in question was 3 when she was adopted by her

grandmother. Their request for a Religious/Moral Waiver was denied.

To date, more than 26 million doses have been given with a reported 15,037

" adverse events " . The article went on to say, " there is no proof Gardasil

caused these events " but added, there is no proof it did not.

It is strongly suspected that if they can get this through without too much

hassle, the next step is mandatory vaccination of all females. The article

went on to say that there have been no long-term studies regarding the safety of

this vaccine. It went on to wonder, " Then again, maybe our legislators were

impressed with the money Merck and its employees has given to state campaigns

across the country--nearly $5,000,000. With the drug priced at $360 for a

three-dose regimen, Merck stands to make billions off government forcing

Gardasil on our children. Rhonda Swan, editorial writer at The Palm Beach

Post (rohnda-swan@...) says, " all of us even immigrants, should have the

right to say, " Thanks but no thanks " .

Tell me government isn't controlled by big Pharma.

Joe C.

Quote for today:

" If the citizens neglect their Duty and place unprincipled men in office, the

government will soon be corrupted; laws will be made, not for the public good so

much as for selfish or local purposes; corrupt or incompetent men will be

appointed to execute the Laws; the public revenues will be squandered on

unworthy men; and the rights of the citizen will be violated or disregarded. " :

Noah Webster - (1758-1843) American patriot and scholar, author of the 1806

edition of the dictionary that bears his name, the first dictionary of American

English usage.

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