Texas House Strikes Down Governor's HPV Mandate

re: Texas House Strikes Down Governor's HPV Mandate

PPARGammaGirl — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 22:33:26 GMT

The problem with “opting-out” schemes is that most parents are brainwashed by the Mengeloid Medical-Pharma cartel to believe vaccines are necessary for health. They are still in “sheep” mode and believe the government has their best interests at heart, and are not in a position to make an informed choice. I heard that in some states Medicare/Medicaid are going to require certain health measures (toxic statins, antihypertensives, vaccines etc.) are taken by recipients or their cover will be reduced and that people on state benefits get their entitlement cut by 50% if they don’t vaccinate their children!

Even if the HPV vaccine prevented the oh-so-rare virus that may be associated with cervical cancer (and I doubt it) it is introducing other, potentially more damaging pathogens. In Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients, Benjamin McRearden states:

“… please be aware there is ample evidence in the scientific literature that serious viruses, bacteria; or components and toxins therefrom; as well as foreign animal or cancer-related proteins and DNA are finding their way into the commercial vaccines intended for humans, pets, and agricultural animals.”

Anyone wishing to read the full article can read it here:

http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0ISW/is_243/ai_109946533

It is a very thorough article and anyone daft enough to consider any form of vaccine should be urged to read it first. Vaccine manufacturers police themselves – how thorough are these companies in ensuring public safety? Hmm, well we know the answer to that one. Further, theories that viruses cause cancer remain unproven. If a meteor landed in the middle of a city you wouldn’t conclude that the cars it squashed were responsible. Of equal concern, is the fact that these vaccines are cultivated in continual cell lines (CLL). These CLL are cells that are programmed never to die (because the manufacturers are too mingy to buy new ones) – just like cancer cells!

JUST DON’T DO IT!

re: Texas House Strikes Down Governor's HPV Mandate

old mustang lady — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 20:39:02 GMT

I think this hpv vaccine is a bad idea. I'm just grateful that my daughter is grown and not subject to this mandatory drug. I'm sure in the future they'll find all sorts of bad side effects. I live in Texas, so it hits home for me.

re: Texas House Strikes Down Governor's HPV Mandate

Russ Bianchi — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 17:37:12 GMT

Merck works like Al Queda, if they lose the battle on harmful and forced vaccination for girls, or defraud the public on lethal Vioxx, trust me, they have at least a dozen other loathsome and evil brands they are currently hawking, or are planning to launch.

Hello to the Big Pharma spies reading this...!!!

Dr. Mercola, and us, have your number, and we are going to OUT you where ever we can, when we find out, immediately, if not sooner.

Have a nice day Big Pharma Spies.

For you spin artists in the PR world working for these guys, or investment Wall Street and mutual fund types, I strongly suggest you hedge your current investments, and sell this particular stock short, they, like the thousands they have premeditatedly KILLED, are not longed for this world.

re: Texas House Strikes Down Governor's HPV Mandate

enzo — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 17:25:01 GMT

Rick Perry got a personal "dressing down" from me on this one.

I'd like to think I was influential and had an impact. However, I'm humble enough to know I was but one of many individuals who jumped on his case, forcing a change in Texas politics.

Keep up the good work, brothers and sisters.

re: Texas House Strikes Down Governor's HPV Mandate

miranda_203 — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 15:55:40 GMT

I agree that making this a required vaccine for our daughters is ridiculous. I don't believe that a virus has ever led to cancer, and I don't believe that *if* you got HPV, that it increases your risks of cervical cancer. Perhaps if your immune system were compromised, then you might be more susceptible to both HPV and developing cancer, but I don't see that HPV has a direct link to cancer... which, in my mind, makes this vaccination completely unecessary.

I would much rather take my daughter out of the (inadequate) education system than expose her to this series of vaccines, of which we have no real idea of the risks. Not only has the "human guinea-pig" experiment not been performed on the public yet, but even if tests have been done, how can the consumer trust that the correct results are even being made public? We now know that lab results for tumor-causing aspartame were falsified (among numerous other examples), and if that can happen, who knows what else is being kept from us?

re: Texas House Strikes Down Governor's HPV Mandate

Dr. David Spitz — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 14:17:50 GMT

There is sanity in Texas!