Merck Cervical Vaccine victory--and FIGHTING BACK!!!

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There's no more time to be polite and beat around the Bush... I just want to say here that anyone who is not aware of the depopulation agenda going on should hit the internet and get him or herself educated while we still have time. All vaccine programs are aimed at depopulation and the spread of disease--and THEY ARE TARGETING OUR CHILDREN. Wake up---get educated and get off your butt.!!!! This is a small victory for now--at least it makes them back off a bit-----but don't make the mistake of thinking it's for long.However we are having some good breakthroughs in some areas. If I can recall some 36 states have resisted--and some passed legislation against the Real ID card---and many states are becoming aware of and are resisting the North American Union--just for two issues. If you want to know the real state of affairs---listen free to Alex Jones nightly 11pm to 2am with replays all day. http://infowars.com/ Many politicians are still reasonably conscionable at the state level and some of the judiciary is fighting back. It is our job to keep their feet to the fire and educate them as to the REAL state of affairs. I'm coming across so many people who just don't want to hear about what's going on ---but I'll tell you--unless we know the depths to which we are being deluded and under attack we have no hope of resisting and will be lead like sheep to the slaughter--with OUR CHILDREN IN THE FOREFRONT. Please listen to this broadcast to understand the depravity of these people and what they have in store for us UNLESS WE FIGHT BACK! *********************** From the SymphonicHealth list a member writes: I've recorded an interview of Dr Bill Deagle about the new cervical cancervaccine they want to give young girls and all the problems the girls arehaving that have already taken it. The interview also discusses the avianflu virus and the connection with the US military, plus lots moreI've edited out all the breaks and have saved the recording in two formats.A 16.4Mb mp3 file which has the best quality, and a 5.3Mb wma format withlower quality to save size, but still good enough to listen to.The 16.4Mb file:http://www.zshare. net/audio/ vaccines- and-more- mp3.htmlThe 5.3Mb file:http://www.zshare. net/download/ vaccines- and-more- wma.html ************************************************** http://www.spokesmanreview.com/ap/story.asp?AP_ID=D8NDU4AG0Merck Suspends Lobbying for VaccineAn employee walks past a stained-glass window, bearing Merck & Co.'s name, as he walks to the elevator at the company's headquarters in a Whitehouse Station, N.J. file photo from Sept. 30, 2004. Merck & Co., bowing to pressure from parents and medical groups, is immediately suspending its lobbying campaign to persuade state legislatures to mandate that adolescent girls get the company's new vaccine against cervical cancer as a requirement for school attendance. (AP photo)By LINDA A. JOHNSON AP Business WriterFebruary 20, 2007TRENTON, N.J. — Pediatricians, gynecologists and even health insurers all call Gardasil, the first vaccine to prevent cervical cancer, a big medical advance.But medical groups, politicians and parents began rebelling after disclosure of a behind-the-scenes lobbying campaign by Gardasil's maker, Merck & Co., to get state legislatures to require 11- and 12-year-old girls to get the three-dose vaccine as a requirement for school attendance.Some parents' groups and doctors particularly objected because the vaccine protects against a sexually transmitted disease, human papilloma virus, which causes cervical cancer. Vaccines mandated for school attendance usually are for diseases easily spread through casual contact, such as measles and mumps.Bowing to pressure, Merck said Tuesday that it is immediately suspending its controversial campaign, which it had funded through a third party."Our goal is about cervical cancer prevention, and we want to reach as many females as possible with Gardasil," Dr. Richard M. Haupt, Merck's medical director for vaccines, told The Associated Press."We're concerned that our role in supporting school requirements is a distraction from that goal, and as such have suspended our lobbying efforts," Haupt said, adding the company will continue providing information about the vaccine if requested by government officials.Whitehouse Station-based Merck launched Gardasil, the first vaccine to prevent cervical cancer, in June. It protects against the two virus strains that cause 70 percent of cervical cancer and two strains that cause most genital warts.Sales totaled $235 million through the end of 2006, according to Merck.Last month, the AP reported that Merck was channeling money for its state-mandate campaign through Women in Government, an advocacy group made up of female state legislators across the country.Conservative groups opposed the campaign, saying it would encourage premarital sex, and parents' rights groups said it interfered with their control over their children.Even two of the prominent medical groups that supported broad use of the vaccine, the American Academy of Pediatricians and the American Academy of Family Practitioners, questioned Merck's timing, Haupt said Tuesday."They, along with some other folks in the public health community, believe there needs to be more time," he said, to ensure government funding for the vaccine for uninsured girls is in place and that families and government officials have enough information about it.Legislatures in roughly 20 states have introduced measures that would mandate girls have the vaccine to attend school, but none has passed so far. However, Texas Gov. Rick Perry on Feb. 2 issued an executive order requiring Texas girls entering the sixth grade as of 2008 get the vaccinations, triggering protests from lawmakers in that state. Parents there could opt out for their daughters if they state religious or philosophical objections, but several Texas lawmakers want to have parents opt in instead of opting out.Perry defended his order Tuesday, a day after lawmakers in Austin held a lengthy hearing on the issue but failed to act on a bill to override the order.Dr. Anne Francis, who chairs an American Academy of Pediatrics committee that advocates for better insurer reimbursement on vaccines, called Merck's change of heart "a good move for the public.""I believe that their timing was a little bit premature," she said, "so soon after (Gardasil's) release, before we have a picture of whether there are going to be any untoward side effects."Given that the country has been "burned" by some drugs whose serious side effects emerged only after they were in wide use, including Merck's withdrawn painkiller Vioxx, Francis said, it would be better to wait awhile before mandating Gardasil usage.She said she also was concerned about requiring a vaccine for a disease that is not communicable and so does not have a big public health impact. While doctors expect Gardasil to have a huge effect in poor countries where women do not get Pap smears, in this country those tests limit the incidence of cervical cancer to about 9,710 new cases and 3,700 deaths each year.The National Vaccine Information Center has been publicizing reports of side effects _ mostly dizziness and fainting _ in several dozen people getting Gardasil, which is approved for use in females ages 9 to 26. The center, a group of parents worried that vaccines harm some children, questions whether the vaccine was tested in enough young girls.Officials with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, however, say that reports of side effects through the end of January don't raise any red flags.The vaccine also is controversial because of its price _ $360 for the three doses required over a six-month stretch. Because of that cost and what pediatricians and gynecologists say is inadequate reimbursement by insurers, many are choosing not to stock the vaccine or requiring surcharges to administer it, increasing the cost for many families and making the vaccine hard to come by.Merck shares fell 37 cents to $44.13 in after-hours trading Tuesday after rising 22 cents to close at $44.50 on the New York Stock Exchange.___On the Net:Merck & Co.: http://www.merck.com«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»Paranormal_Research - Scientific Data, Health Conspiracies & Anything Strange Paranormal_ResearchSubscribe:... Paranormal_Research- New Google Group 1400+ Members: MedicalConspiracies (One Word)http://groups.google.comMedicalConspiraciesPost message: MedicalConspiracies (AT) googl (DOT) comSubscribe: MedicalConspiracies- (AT) googl (DOT) com______