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Bringing Much-Needed Sanity to the Vaccine Debate#iBelieve#Android#Measles
by Kevin Geary
I’ve tried to stay away from the vaccine debate, but it’s reached a psychological tipping point for me.
Watching the back-and-forth on social media alone has made it clear that there are massive critical thinking issues. And if we’re going to get to any sort of agreement or respect between the camps, those critical thinking issues have to end.
As the title says, I want to bring sanity to the discussion. That doesn’t mean I want to change your position on vaccines…it means I want people to stop acting irrationally.
So, while this is quite random, here’s what needs to be addressed in order to restore sanity…
MEASLES VACCINE: THE LIES WE TELL EACH OTHER#Measles#Pregnancy#iBelieve
by Tim O’Shea DC
Despite hospital dangers, 99% of infants are born healthy. Most people are healthy when they get vaccines. Does it make sense to inject healthy people with anything that can kill them or possibly make them sick in order to maintain that health? Vaccines must have a 0% chance of any harmful effects whatsoever to the recipient.
Are today’s vaccines 100% safe, with 0% side effects? Keep reading.
LET’S JUST VACCINATE EVERYBODY!
At this time, vaccines are not mandatory in the US. Why not? Why not end all the hysterical media controversy and simply pass a law saying that everyone must get the full complement of vaccines on the CDC Schedule? Why don’t they do that?
OK, no more exemptions. As of today, every man, woman and child in the whole country must get all the 69 recommended vaccines…
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For those that are about to hyperventilate at the thought of not everyone choosing to vaccinate with every vaccine on the “recommended” schedule, please keep in mind that there are another 200 new vaccines in the making. There are many healthy families that choose not to vaccinate or to adjust the schedule as they see fit with doctors that educate and support in the process.
As found in the above newsletter, the media is not specifying between the vaccine strain of measles and the naturally occurring strain. If there is such a “panic”, then wouldn’t this be identified, as well as how the measles cases were each individually identified?
California is facing a pressing threat to have their long-time exemptions removed, save a medical exemption. Many, many doctors are gun shy to give a medical exemption, despite what a media “talking-head” might lead one to believe. Exemptions are critical to keep in place to protect one’s family.
One other thought. I expect there would be many economic blows to California if these exemptions are revoked. One of the first would be families opting to leave the state, being there are a high percentage of private school families that invoke exemptions, especially in many of California’s ritzy areas.
Welcome to the NVIC Advocacy Portal (NVICAP)#iBelieve#CDCwhistleblower#HearThisWell
Welcome to the NVIC Advocacy Portal (NVICAP)Achieving and protecting the right to informed consent to vaccination is more important now than ever before, and we need your help to make that happen. NVIC wants to help you, our members, to organize and make a difference in your home state right where you live to protect and expand vaccine exemptions. It is at the state level that mass vaccination policies are made, and it is at the state level where your action to protect your rights can have the greatest impact. Also, when national vaccine issues occur, you will be plugged in to the information and action items necessary to make sure your voice is heard.
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What the Measles Scare is Really About, and What We MUST Do About It NOW!#iBelieve#HearThisWell#CDCWhistleblower
by Alan Phillips, J.D.
February 20, 2015
What the Measles Scare is Really About, and What We MUST Do About It NOW!
The mainstream media measles blitz is being used to create a wave of fear to enable vaccine manufacturers to rush legislation through state legislatures removing all non-medical vaccine exemptions. Bills have already been introduced in several states, and more are surely coming. New vaccine mandates for adults will quickly follow, multiplying vaccine profits.
We are at a crisis point.
We either push back and stop this now, or become a nation of aware people with no rights. Awareness is key, a prerequisite, but without action, it is only a consolation prize.
The federal government lacks authority to mandate vaccines for state residents,[1] so the primary focus is at the state level. Each of us must engage in the legislative process. In fact, we need to go beyond mere defensive action, we must proactively demanding *more* freedom to make informed choices where that is warranted.
To find out if a bill has been introduced into your state, go to the NVIC Advocacy Portal at www.nvicadvocacy.org. If there is no bill in your state yet, considering meeting with your state reps now to demand a personal/philosophical exemption if your state doesn’t already have one. This will introduce them to the issue and set the stage for a proactive, rather than merely reactive, stance on our part.
There’s no one right way to do this, but here are some suggestions from my own and others’ legislative activism experience:
1. Keep your eye on the ball. The goal is to keep or expand the right to make an informed choice, NOT to convert your representative.
2. We don’t have to win the vaccine debate, we only need to raise reasonable doubt.
3. Join the NVIC Advocacy Portal, nvicadvocacy.org, they have terrific information about legislative activism. Learn who your representatives are, and how to contact them there, or at your state legislative website. 4. It is critical to meet face-to-face meeting with your representatives. They do not have time to read individual emails and letters. If that’s not possible, schedule a telephone call, and arrange for your information to be in their hands during the call. Sending letters and emails is certainly better than nothing, but in my experience, you may get no response or a generic response.
5. Have a clear, concise, focused goal. “To keep our personal belief exemption,” or “To enact a personal belief exemption,” etc.
6. Do NOT bring or send voluminous information to your representatives, they won’t have time to read it. Nail down a few key, concise, irrefutable, referenced facts (no opinions) that fit on one page if at all possible. See one example here: www.vaccinerights.com/legislativeprojects.html
7. Meet with your representatives alone, or with a friend or group. If possible, include a healthcare professional, an attorney, someone with a vaccine adverse events story. I’ve spoken to representatives and healthcare committees around the U.S. in the past by phone, and would be happy to speak to yours. Other experts may be available to help, also.
8. Be polite and respectful of your representative and the opposition! The quickest way to be ignored is to show disrespect. Given the enormous amount of pharmaceutical money in politics, some think it best to say nothing negative about the pharmaceutical industry at all. You decide, but be balanced. If you do criticize the industry, consider saying like, “the pharmaceutical industry has done a lot of good, but things have gotten out of hand…”
9. Stay abreast of new developments:
a. Tune in to The Know Your Rights Hour radio show, Monday nights 9 pm ET (8 CT, 7 MT, 6 PT), with co-hosts Vaccine Researcher and Author Dr. Sherri Tenpenny and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips, www.blogtalkradio.com/knowyourrightshour
b. Tune in to The Vaccine Agenda radio show, Tuesday nights 8 pm ET (7 CT, 6 MT, 5 PT), host Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips, www.blogtalkradio.com/thevaccineagenda
c. Sign up for the Vaccine Rights E-newsletter for weekly updates on vaccine radio shows and news: www.vaccinerights.com/newslettersignup.html
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[1] The Measles: Background and Federal Role in Vaccine Policy, http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R43899.pdf
JB Handley To Oregon Senate Committee on SB442 Vaccine Exemptions Bill#iBelieve#Android##isis
TESTIMONY: Senate Committee on Health Care, State of Oregon, SB 442
February 18, 2015, 3pm
Respectfully Submitted: Jonathan B. Handley, Portland, OR
I was born in 1969. My father worked for the U.S. Government and I spent my childhood living in foreign countries, including the third world. Specifically, I was born in Singapore, then lived in Laos, Mexico, Korea, Japan, India, and the Philippines.
By my sixth birthday, I received a grand total of 5 vaccines (Oral Polio, Measles, DPT, Oral Polio, and Typhoid). I still have my shot records and would be happy to share with the committee.
In 1983, attached as Exhibit A, the 1983 immunization schedule for children by the age of 6 recommended 10 vaccines (DTP, Oral Polio, DTP, Oral Polio, DTP, MMR, DTP, Oral Polio, DTP, Oral Polio).
In 2015, attached as Exhibit B, by the age of 6, the CDC now recommends 37 vaccines for children before the age of 6. (Hep B, Hep B, Rotavirus, DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, Flu, Rotavirus, DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, Rotavirus, DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, Flu, MMR, Varicella, Hep A, Hep B, DTaP, Hib, PCV, Flu, Hep A, DTaP, IPV, Flu, Flu, Flu, Flu, Flu, MMR, Varicella). Because this is so confusing, I’ve attached the CDC schedule with my handwritten notes to count the total vaccines.
Interestingly, as opposed to the 37 we have, many other first world countries give far fewer vaccines to children by the age of 6:…