Novus wrote:The point is to kill off as many of the sheeple as possible before they get a chance to turn into unruly mobs.
And, isn't that, pretty much, SOP for TPTB? Actually, they're just doing it slowly, and, in different ways, so that they have time to collect all the data. :mos6507 wrote:If that's the case, they are doing a terrible job.Novus wrote:The point is to kill off as many of the sheeple as possible before they get a chance to turn into unruly mobs.
Ferretlover wrote:And, isn't that, pretty much, SOP for TPTB?
mos6507 wrote:Then what do we have to worry about?
Could it be maybe we have more to fear from, you know, intractable problems that don't have arch-villains associated with them like, um, overshoot?
Novus wrote:EnergyUnlimited wrote:Novus wrote:Those who refuse the vaccine will have their lives turned upside down. Children kicked from schools or even taken away, drivers' licenses revoked, employment terminated without mandatory vaccination, SS transfer payments halted, etc. There will still be those who refuse but the cost will be high for them so for most they will buckle under the pressure.
Despite a planned rally in Albany Tuesday to protest a state regulation requiring health care workers be vaccinated against influenza — both seasonal and swine flu — New York’s top public health official predicts dissenters will ultimately extinguish their anger and roll up their sleeves.
The regulation, which was approved in August, comes with a stinging addendum: Get vaccinated or get fired.
But some nurses and many other health care providers say the regulation violates their personal freedom and leaves them vulnerable to vaccine injury. And they cite deaths associated with the last federal government swine-flu vaccination program in 1976.
Refusing to be immunized against H1N1 because of the vaccine debacle in 1976 “is like saying a plane crashed 33 years ago so I’ll never fly again,” said Dr. Richard Daines, New York State health commissioner.
New York is the only state in the nation to require that health care workers be vaccinated, though other states are considering such measures. Health workers, including doctors, must be immunized by Nov. 30. Opponents say it’s simply unnecessary.
Several registered nurses said they will neither contract nor transmit the flu because they’re constantly washing their hands.
Daines said the vaccination directive stemmed from particular concern about institutional outbreaks — in hospitals, nursing homes and hospice centers. In a typical year, only 40 percent to 50 percent of health care workers take advantage of voluntary flu vaccination programs, and the state has about 150 institutional outbreaks of influenza. But with seasonal and H1N1 in circulation in the fall, institutional outbreaks could worsen.
“Anyone who is concerned about the safety of the vaccine should read about the death of a previously healthy nurse in California who died of H1N1,” Daines said.
http://www.newsday.com/long-island/mandatory-flu-vaccination-splits-workers-1.1481242?print=true
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mcgowanjm wrote:Washington State Allows Thimerosal (Mercury) in H1N1 Vaccine ...
Sep 28, 2009 ... Washington State Allows Thimerosal (Mercury) in H1N1 Vaccine. Washington State Department of Health. 9/25/2009. State health officials are ...
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At what dosage is mercury safe?
Mercury is a neurotoxin. There is no safe level.
Want autism? Vaccinate your kid.
SFDukie wrote:Thiomersal preservatives in vaccines have been thoroughly debunked as a cause of autism. Until the data were in, the US phased out thiomersal preservatives in childhood vaccines, as a precaution. Vaccines administered to infants in the US were mostly free of thiomersal by 2001. The autism rate hasn't dropped at all.
The only vaccines routinely recommended for children under 6 in the US which contain thiomersal are some influenza vaccines. Anyone worried about thiomersal (irrationally, IMO-and those of bodies of medical experts in countries around the world) can obtain a thiomersal free version of an H1N1 vaccine.
SFDukie wrote:mcgowanjm wrote:Washington State Allows Thimerosal (Mercury) in H1N1 Vaccine ...
Sep 28, 2009 ... Washington State Allows Thimerosal (Mercury) in H1N1 Vaccine. Washington State Department of Health. 9/25/2009. State health officials are ...
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At what dosage is mercury safe?
Mercury is a neurotoxin. There is no safe level.
Want autism? Vaccinate your kid.
Thiomersal preservatives in vaccines have been thoroughly debunked as a cause of autism. Until the data were in, the US phased out thiomersal preservatives in childhood vaccines, as a precaution. Vaccines administered to infants in the US were mostly free of thiomersal by 2001. The autism rate hasn't dropped at all.
The only vaccines routinely recommended for children under 6 in the US which contain thiomersal are some influenza vaccines. Anyone worried about thiomersal (irrationally, IMO-and those of bodies of medical experts in countries around the world) can obtain a thiomersal free version of an H1N1 vaccine.
smallpoxgirl wrote:I'm not planning on getting the vaccine, and I'd be pretty surprised if they get above 90% compliance in New York. It will be interesting to see how it plays out. Are they really going to yank the nurses' licenses? I doubt it.
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