To all posters here who may be considering taking the flu (or any other jew vaccine) shot I strongly encourage you not to do it! I have been a registered nurse since 1982 and although I am not an M.D. or PhD medical researcher I am knowledgeable enough on the subject to state categorically that these vaccines are intended to cause mass population reduction.

I am currently rebuilding my laptop that mysteriously crashed and destroyed the system partition of my brand new laptop. In about a week I'll post several well researched articles regarding vaccinations (poisons) and their effect on humans.

In my professional opinion I firmly believe that my sister's second child suffered mild brain damage from vaccinations he received either as a baby or from his booster immunizations. There is mercury in vaccinations. Mercury is a poison. But I digress.

Here's an article that prompted me to make the first post in this thread. You cannot believe ANYTHING that you are told in the broadcast or print media. You cannot trust anything you are told from the medical "establishment" and especially Big Pharma. Of course you should know this already.

Parents question vaccine mandate

Rally participants want choice to opt out of shots Friday, October 17, 2008 BY LISA CORYELL

TRENTON -- Hundreds of impassioned parents rallied outside the Statehouse yesterday demanding legislation that would allow them to decide when -- and if -- to vaccinate their children against disease.

Touting signs declaring "Parent Power" and "My Child, My Choice," they voiced support for a "conscientious objector" bill that provides an out from New Jersey's childhood vaccine mandates -- including the new preschool flu vaccine.

Many parents fear that ingredients in some vaccines, particularly mercury and formaldehyde, are responsible for autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other increasingly common neurological problems in children.

[My nephew has apparent difficulty processing what he hears. It's like it takes a moment or two for his brain to process what he hears. He's a hard worker and works two jobs but I don't think he'll ever do anything more than manual labor. His younger and older brothers are incredibly bright and very quick mentally. Vaccines are what I suspect has messed up my nephew. There's no other reason for his condition. No family history of any being anything but bright and quick on the uptake.]

However, the State Department of Health said the vaccines are important measures in improving public health and oppose laws allowing parents to opt out of the program.

[Land of the free? The only vote that matters in this country now is the vote made with a bullet not a ballot. I suspect that more of the lead votes will be cast as the mask is further removed from the jew and every problem the jew is behind in this country. Believe me when I say that White people in my area are waking up to the jew in a big way.]

"This is not an anti-vaccine rally -- it's a freedom of choice rally," said Louise Habakus, one of the rally organizers. "This one-size-fits-all approach is really very anti-American."

Hamilton resident Brian Hasenkamp, who attended the rally with his wife and 21-month-old son, said its wrong for any state to force parents to inoculate infants.

"That's the core issue, forcing it, when there are risks involved," he said. "Parents are forced to assume the risks and have no say in the matter."

New Jersey leads the nation in the number of childhood shots mandated for day-care and school admission. Four new vaccines were mandated for this fall. Children from 6 months to 5 years have until Dec. 31 to receive the flu vaccine, along with a pneumococcal vaccine.

[Could it be because of the control the jew has over the legislative bodies in New Jersey?]

"Vaccines not only protect the child being vaccinated but also the general community and the most vulnerable individuals within the community," the New Jersey Health Department said in a statement.

[BULLSHIT!]

The department cited a 2000 national medical study that found children who did not receive measles and pertussis vaccines for philosophical or religious reasons were 22 times more likely to contract measles and six times more likely to get pertussis. Furthermore, the study found, schools with higher numbers of exempted children were associated with more outbreaks that had community wide implications.

[How do they explain the relative health of the children of the FDLS in Texas? They don't get all of those poisons and they also don't get sick. Could it be the third world shit that the jew is importing into our nation that's causing the increase in disease?]

But Carolyn Schmidt of Denville says her developmentally disabled son Brandon is proof of the darker side of childhood vaccinations.

[Same with my nephew.]

She held a picture of Brandon at 5 months old -- a chubby baby smiling brightly into the camera -- next to the mute 16-year-old she pushed in a wheelchair.

"There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that the vaccination did this to him," Schmidt said. "He got his DPT (diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus) shot the day this picture was taken. Within five hours he was rushed to the hospital with a grand mal (epileptic) seizure that lasted an hour. He's never been the same since."

[A grand mal seizure is the most life threatening type of seizure. A grand mal seizure lasting an hour very likely deprived her son of oxygen causing the brain damage he now enjoys.]

Assemblywoman Charlotte Vandervalk, a speaker at the rally, said she has 34 co-sponsors for her conscientious objector bill.

"The lack of studies is at the core of what has been terrifying many parents," she said, noting that the issue is gathering support. "This was once a closet fear that now has become a public outcry."

Many parents said they wanted a choice to pick and choose which vaccine their child receives and when they get it.

State policy now allows exemptions based on medical and religious reasons, but parents say such requests are routinely challenged or denied by local health authorities. Furthermore, such exemptions don't allow parents to choose one vaccine while avoiding another, based on risk factors.