Your Health and the Flu
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By :
Dr Peter Lind
Submitted
2008-02-28 00:00:00 |
Flu vaccines have been added to the mandated vaccination schedule. This means that a child will have 18 flu vaccines, one per year, until he or she is 18 years old. After that, it is up to the individual to continue flu vaccines on their own.
By the way, mandated means strongly recommended. It doesn’t mean required.
The flu vaccine has never been proven to be affective against the flu virus/bacteria. It is a concoction of many strains of virus that lab workers guess will become prevalent when the flu season starts, somewhere around the beginning of school and continuing into late winter. Between four to six months.
In fact, in 2008, the flu vaccine was reported to work 40% of the time. Now those are good odds. Ask the people who received a flu shot and I’d guess half of them got sick; but of course it had nothing to do with getting vaccinated.
The flu vaccine has nothing to do with health. To protect yourself and your family you can legally avoid receiving vaccines.
The rest of this article is very informative and an expert from a longer article that I have on my website. I don’t know who wrote this but would like to give them credit for it.
“How To Legally Avoid Unwanted Vaccinations Of All Kinds”
1. Nobody, anywhere or any time and under any circumstances has the right or power in this country to immunize you or your children against your will and conviction. If they attempt to do so, you can legally charge them with "assault with a deadly weapon" and have the full resources of our laws behind you.
2. At all times in attempting to avoid unwanted vaccinations, you have the Law of the Land behind you. Those who would try to vaccinate you against your will are on very shaky ground. Into every compulsory vaccination law in America are written legal exceptions and waivers which are there specifically to protect you from the attempted tyranny of officialdom. It is not only your right, but your obligation to use them, if this is what your conscience tells you.
Rule No. 1: There are no compulsory vaccination laws. All are voluntary, and you are held responsible for the adverse results upon you or your children.
Rule No. 2: Know your own state law so that you can conform to its exact requirements for exemption.
Rule No. 3: Medical waivers are always valid but must be written to fit each state law and often need to be renewed annually.
Rule No. 4: The rules that govern school vaccination exemption also apply to the military. Never let anyone tell you otherwise. They do not know, or are hiding, the facts of the law.
Rule No. 5: You may travel wherever you wish in the world without vaccinations. The worst that can happen is that in very rare circumstances you may be detained temporarily.
The basic rules have been given to you, but there are a few important details:
1. You must send a letter to the school to inform the education officials of your stand. If you do not do this and fail to have your child immunized, it could be construed as negligence on your part and in some states there is a possibility of legal action against you.
2. If the school should refuse to honor your letter, request that they give you a statement in writing outlining their reasons for refusal. If they won't, their refusal is legally invalid, and your letter stands; they must enroll your child. If they do (they rarely will) they take the risk of incriminating themselves, especially if they are acting contrary (as is common) to what is specified in the law concerning your rights for exemption.
3. Child neglect is the one legal point you want to avoid at all costs. No legal parent or guardian can be charged with neglect unless he shows complete lack of concern or action to be more informed. Stripped of legal jargon, this simply means that if you can show that you have investigated the situation, have come to a specific decision concerning vaccinations, and have informed the authorities of the same, no neglect charge can be brought.
4. At times there may be a question of whether you have given or withdrawn legal consent. Legal consent is dependent upon being properly informed on both the advantages and the risks in any choice or decision you make. In other words, if a physician were to tell you that vaccination is perfectly safe and effective to obtain your consent, such consent would not be legal because he lied and you have not been properly informed. Conversely, it could be argued that non-consent is not legal if you are not fully informed about the risks and advantages of vaccinations.
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For more tips and information from health expert Dr Peter Lind, go to Your Health and the Flu for lots of free information.
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