FWD: Coalition Against Mandatory Vaccination (human)

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In response to the last straw of Get Kids Vaccinated Or Else, Parents Told

- washingtonpost.com

Maryland Schools............................

 

From Dr. Sherri:

 

The link is up! Go to www.DrTenpenny.com and sign up....

 

I want to get 100,000+ members by the end of the year. If we can grow

that quickly, we can REALLY get attention of the media, of Capital Hill

and others. The idea of sending parents to JAIL and being CRIMINALLY

charged for not vaccinating their is abhorrent.

 

The only want to stop this is to UNITE. We now have a rallying point~!!

 

Please get your friends to join....thank you so much for your support!

 

Dr Sherri

 

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No Law Says Parents Have To Get Their Children Vaccinated

Government and media propaganda hoax continues as parents in Maryland

hoodwinked and threatened into believing it is the law to vaccinate kids,

error-strewn Fox news report relays disinformation

Paul Joseph Watson & Steve Watson

Prison Planet

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

 

http://prisonplanet.com/articles/november2007/141107_no_law.htm

 

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" We can do this the easy way or the hard way, but it's got to get done, "

Prince George's State's

<http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/related/topic/Glenn+Ivey?tid=informline>A

ttorney Glenn F. Ivey (D) said at a news conference in

<http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/related/topic/Upper+Marlboro?tid=informli

ne>Upper Marlboro. " I'm willing to move forward with legal action. "

 

Parents who do not appear could face fines of $50 for each day they fail to

get their children immunized after being charged. They also could serve up

to 10 days in jail. Ivey said he hoped charging parents would not be

necessary.

 

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/13/AR2007111301

408.html

 

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They always tell you this and don't tell anyone that there are exemptions

 

Its about the school getting money if they have a percentage and NOT

getting money if they don't

 

http://www.nvic.org/state-site/Maryland.htm

Quick Fact:

 

Effective currently: (1) The individual objects to immunization because it

conflicts with the individual's bona fide religious beliefs and practices;

or (2) The individual is a minor and the individual's parent objects to

immunization because it conflicts with the parent's bona fide religious

beliefs and practices.

 

Effective May 2005: a child whose parent objects to immunization on the

ground that it conflicts with the parent's bona fide religious beliefs and

practices may not be required to present a physician's certification of

immunization in order to be admitted to school.

 

YOU JUST WORD your statement as above - nothing more, nothing less

 

Spread the word to all your email lists and webboards you participate in

for parents in Maryland

Sheri

 

 

Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

http://www.wellwithin1.com/homeo.htm

[Guest guest]

Welcome to Fascist Amerika.

These parents are being ordered to court to enforce a non-existent

Md. law. No one is informing them of their rights or options.

" It was also unclear how many claimed medical or religious

exemptions to the requirement. "

Namaste,

divya

 

 

 

Parents ordered to court for kids' shots

 

By MATTHEW BARAKAT, Associated Press Writer

 

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. - Hundreds of grumbling parents facing a threat of

jail lined up at a courthouse Saturday to either prove that their

school-age kids already had their required vaccinations or see that

the youngsters submitted to the needle.

 

 

The get-tough policy in the Washington suburbs of Prince George's

County was one of the strongest efforts made by any U.S. school system

to ensure its youngsters receive their required immunizations.

 

Two months into the school year, school officials realized that more

than 2,000 students in the county still didn't have the vaccinations

they were supposed to have before attending class.

 

So Circuit Court Judge C. Philip Nichols ordered parents in a letter

to appear at the courthouse Saturday and either get their children

vaccinated on the spot or risk up to 10 days in jail. They could also

provide proof of vaccination or an explanation why their kids didn't

have them.

 

By about 8:30 a.m., the line of parents stretched outside the

courthouse in the county on the east side of Washington.

 

Many of them complained that their children already were properly

immunized but the school system had misplaced the records. They said

efforts to get the paperwork straightened out had been futile.

 

" It was very intimidating, " Territa Wooden of Largo said of the

letter. She said she presented the paperwork at the courthouse

Saturday and resolved the matter.

 

" I could be home asleep. My son had his shots, " said Veinell Dickens

of Upper Marlboro, who also blamed errant paperwork.

 

Aloma Martin of Fort Washington brought her children, Delontay and

Taron, in 10th and 6th grade, for their hepatitis shots. She said she

had been trying to get the vaccinations for more than a month, since

the school system sent a warning letter. She had an appointment for

Monday, but came to the courthouse to be safe.

 

" It was very heavy handed, " she said of the county's action. " From

that letter, it sounded like they were going to start putting us in jail. "

 

School officials deemed the court action a success. School system

spokesman John White said the number of children lacking vaccinations

dropped from 2,300 at the time the judge sent the letter to about

1,100 Friday. Hundreds more were expected to be in compliance after

Saturday's session.

 

Officials said they did not know how many students got shots Saturday

and how many merely had paperwork problems. It was also unclear how

many claimed medical or religious exemptions to the requirement.

 

White said the school system, with about 132,000 students, has been

trying for two years to get parents to comply with state law. That law

allows children to skip vaccines if they have a medical or religious

exemption.

 

Maryland, like all states, requires children to be immunized against

several childhood illnesses including polio, mumps and measles. In

recent years, it also has required that students up to high school age

be vaccinated against hepatitis B and chicken pox.

 

Nichols said nobody actually came before him Saturday, but he was

there if any parent asked to see him.

 

The judge noted the unhappy looks of some of the kids in line waiting

for vaccinations.

 

" It's cute. It looks like their parents are dragging them to church, "

Nichols said.

 

Any children who still lack immunizations could be expelled. Their

parents could then be brought up on truancy charges, which can result

in a 10-day jail sentence for a first offense and 30 days for a second.

 

Prince George's State's Attorney Glenn Ivey couldn't say Saturday

whether he would prosecute parents who fail to comply.

 

" We have to sit down with school and health services, " he said. " We

haven't ruled anything out. We need to figure out where we stand. "

 

Several organizations opposed to mass vaccinations demonstrated

outside the courthouse. While the medical consensus is that vaccines

are safe and effective, some people blame immunizations for a rise in

autism and other medical problems.

 

" People should have a choice " in getting their children immunized,

said Charles Frohman, representing a physicians' group opposed to

vaccines.

 

 

In , " Lyndall Abbott-Young "

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> * * * * * * * *Begin Forward* * * * * * * *

>

> In response to the last straw of Get Kids Vaccinated Or Else,

Parents Told

> - washingtonpost.com

> Maryland Schools............................

>

> From Dr. Sherri:

>

> The link is up! Go to www.DrTenpenny.com and sign up....

>

> I want to get 100,000+ members by the end of the year. If we can grow

> that quickly, we can REALLY get attention of the media, of Capital Hill

> and others. The idea of sending parents to JAIL and being CRIMINALLY

> charged for not vaccinating their is abhorrent.

>

> The only want to stop this is to UNITE. We now have a rallying point~!!

>

> Please get your friends to join....thank you so much for your support!

>

> Dr Sherri

>

> ***********

> No Law Says Parents Have To Get Their Children Vaccinated

> Government and media propaganda hoax continues as parents in Maryland

> hoodwinked and threatened into believing it is the law to vaccinate

kids,

> error-strewn Fox news report relays disinformation

> Paul Joseph Watson & Steve Watson

> Prison Planet

> Wednesday, November 14, 2007

>

> http://prisonplanet.com/articles/november2007/141107_no_law.htm

>

> *********

>

> " We can do this the easy way or the hard way, but it's got to get done, "

> Prince George's State's

>

<http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/related/topic/Glenn+Ivey?tid=informline>A

> ttorney Glenn F. Ivey (D) said at a news conference in

>

<http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/related/topic/Upper+Marlboro?tid=informli

> ne>Upper Marlboro. " I'm willing to move forward with legal action. "

>

> Parents who do not appear could face fines of $50 for each day they

fail to

> get their children immunized after being charged. They also could

serve up

> to 10 days in jail. Ivey said he hoped charging parents would not be

> necessary.

>

>

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/11/13/AR2007111301

> 408.html

>

> ************

>

> They always tell you this and don't tell anyone that there are

exemptions

>

> Its about the school getting money if they have a percentage and NOT

> getting money if they don't

>

> http://www.nvic.org/state-site/Maryland.htm

> Quick Fact:

>

> Effective currently: (1) The individual objects to immunization

because it

> conflicts with the individual's bona fide religious beliefs and

practices;

> or (2) The individual is a minor and the individual's parent objects to

> immunization because it conflicts with the parent's bona fide religious

> beliefs and practices.

>

> Effective May 2005: a child whose parent objects to immunization on the

> ground that it conflicts with the parent's bona fide religious

beliefs and

> practices may not be required to present a physician's certification of

> immunization in order to be admitted to school.

>

> YOU JUST WORD your statement as above - nothing more, nothing less

>

> Spread the word to all your email lists and webboards you participate in

> for parents in Maryland

> Sheri

>

>

> Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

> http://www.wellwithin1.com/homeo.htm

>