Parents Kept In Dark About Vaccine Waiver

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> Parents Kept In Dark About Vaccine Waiver Religious and personal objection
> forms not included in information pack, police followed advocacy reporters
> to bathroom, kids herded in line to take shots with no regard to medical or
> vaccine history
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> Paul Joseph Watson
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> Parents of children in Prince George's County Maryland were kept in the
> dark about their right to opt out of vaccines as over a thousand kids were
> herded into a courthouse to be injected while authorities kept a close
> watch on advocacy groups and reporter s who tried to inform parents that
> there was no law to mandate the shots.
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> Parents were threatened with fines and jail time last week if they failed
> to have their children immunized, after schools kicked out kids for not
> taking the Hepatitis B vaccine.
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> According to observers who were able to gain access to the courthouse,
> children with a history of medical issues were not properly screened as
> parents were simply told to get in line and have their kids take the shots.
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> "Many of those in line said their children were properly immunized, but
> the school system had misplaced the records. They said efforts to get the
> paperwork straightened out beforehand had been futile," reported the
> Associated Press .
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> (Article Continues Below)
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> In the following video, Kelli Ann Davis, a member of SafeMinds, a national
> autism advocacy organization, whose son Miles was diagnosed with autism in
> 2002 as a result of mercury poisoning from vaccines, relates how she was
> also followed by police with dog s to the bathroom after being told she
> "was not one of them".

The use of thimerosal as a preservative in vaccines was discontinued
in 2001.

Rates of autism did not fall subsequently, in fact they continued
to rise.


-- cary

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> She also explains how the information packs handed out to parents before
> they lined up to have their kids take the shots failed to include waiver
> forms giving parents the right to opt out due to personal, religious or
> medical reasons.
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> State Attorney Glenn Ivey, who admitted during a radio interview last week
> that no law mandated the shots and also that he had chosen not to give his
> kids the vaccines, confirmed that exemption forms were available from the
> back of the room. However, when asked if they were aware of the right to
> opt out, parents were miffed. News reports failed to cite any cases where
> parents had opted out as a result of signing waiver forms.
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> According to an Associated Press report , over a thousand children were
> vaccinated on Saturday, leaving around 1100 who did not show up to the
> courthouse. The fact that mandatory shots were being doled out in court
> after parents had been threatened with a rrest, reminiscent of some
> nightmarish science fiction horror movie, and potentially dangerous in
> itself, was also overlooked by mainstream news coverage.
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> On Friday, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons condemned
> the case as a "vaccine roundup."
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> "This power play obliterates informed consent and parental rights,"
> said Kathryn Serkes, director of policy for the Association of American
> Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), one of the few national physician groups
> that refuse corporate funding from pha rmaceutical companies. In a scenario
> reminiscent of cattle round-ups, the state's attorney has issued summons to
> more than 1600 parents of children who have not provided certificates of
> immunization for their children. But instead of toting a cattle prod, this
> state's attorney chooses to wield a syringe to keep the "herd" in line.
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> Children should be carefully screened, medical records taken and
> decisions made carefully - not in an ad hoc assembly-line clinic in a
> county courtroom and under the brutal watch of law enforcement. This is a
> man-made disaster ready and waiting to det onate. Children could receive a
> dangerous cocktail of several vaccines without proper examinations. "The
> procedure is reckless and subjects children to the risk of severe
> reactions. Physicians would not be allowed to treat children in this way,
> without in dividual histories and physical exams - or informed consent,"
> said Jane M. Orient, M.D., AAPS Executive Director.
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> AAPS also pointed out a blatant conflict of interest, highlighting the fact
> that the school district is set to lose a windfall in state funding unless
> students comply with the vaccine order.
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> With the state still hell-bent of getting over a thousand other children to
> take the shots, this case is far from over, and charges that parents have
> been subject to an intimidation campaign while not being properly informed
> of the exemption process will continue.http:/www.infowars.com/articles/ps/vaccines_parents_kept_in_dark_about_waiver.htm