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

 

Prison Planet | November 19, 2007

Paul Joseph Watson

 

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 reporters who tried to

inform parents that there was no law to mandate the shots.

 

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.

 

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.

 

" 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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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 dogs to the bathroom

after being told she " was not one of them " .

 

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.

 

 

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.

 

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 arrest, reminiscent of

some nightmarish science fiction horror movie, and potentially

dangerous in itself, was also overlooked by mainstream news coverage.

 

On Friday, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons

condemned the case as a " vaccine roundup. "

 

" 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 pharmaceutical

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.

 

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 detonate. 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 individual histories and physical exams

- or informed consent, " said Jane M. Orient, M.D., AAPS Executive.

 

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.

 

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.

 

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