Tag: vaccinations

If you’ve been harmed by your “vaccination(s),” and can face that painful fact, here are some protocols that just might help you

Guest Post by Mark Crispin Miller

Dr. Pierre Kory recommends the I-RECOVEr protocol at the FLCCC, while Lyme specialist Daisy White suggests a different protocol “for acute, long-haul ‘vaccine’ damage”

From Dr. Pierre Kory:

There is no single way or approach that is effective in all, certainly we have things that work in some, best resource is our I-RECOVEr protocol at the FLCCC, which is here:

https://covid19criticalcare.com/protocol/i-recover-post-vaccine-treatment/

From Daisy White:

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Thinking Caps

Via Eric Peters Autos

Remember them?

Kids used to be encouraged to put them on – and think about things. Maybe more adults ought to try it.

We hear – from the Gimp in the White House – that “cases” of the ‘Rona are likely to “surge” to as many as “100 million” this coming fall/winter, a prediction of doom made before we’re even officially in summer. It is interesting to think about how it and its agents can make such an assertion so far ahead.

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Vaccine Controversy Shows Why We Need Markets, Not Mandates

Guest Post by Ron Paul
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If I were still a practicing ob-gyn and one of my patients said she was not going to vaccinate her child, I might try to persuade her to change her mind. But, if I were unsuccessful, I would respect her decision. I certainly would not lobby the government to pass a law mandating that children be vaccinated even if the children’s parents object. Sadly, the recent panic over the outbreak of measles has led many Americans, including some self-styled libertarians, to call for giving government new powers to force all children to be vaccinated.

Those who are willing to make an “exception” to the principle that parents should make health care decisions for their children should ask themselves when in history has a “limited” infringement on individual liberty stayed limited. By ceding the principle that individuals have the right to make their own health care decisions, supporters of mandatory vaccines are opening the door for future infringements on health freedom.

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WHO OWNS YOUR BODY?

Guest Post by Judge Andrew Napolitano

To Vaccinate or Not To Vaccinate?

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie unwittingly ignited a firestorm earlier this week when he responded to a reporter’s question in Great Britain about forced vaccinations of children in New Jersey by suggesting that the law in the U.S. needs to balance the rights of parents against the government’s duty to maintain standards of public health.Before Christie could soften the tone of his use of the word “balance,” Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul jumped into the fray to support the governor. In doing so, he made a stronger case for the rights of parents by advancing the view that all vaccines do not work for all children and the ultimate decision-maker should be parents and not bureaucrats or judges. He argued not for balance, but for bias — in favor of parents.

When Christie articulated the pro-balance view, he must have known that New Jersey law, which he enforces, has no balance, shows no deference to parents’ rights and permits exceptions to universal vaccinations only for medical reasons (where a physician certifies that the child will get sicker because of a vaccination) or religious objections. Short of those narrow reasons, in New Jersey, if you don’t vaccinate your children, you risk losing parental custody of them.

The science is overwhelming that vaccinations work for most children most of the time. Paul, who is a physician, said, however, he knew of instances in which poorly timed vaccinations had led to mental disorders. Yet, he was wise enough to make the pro-freedom case, and he made it stronger than Christie did.

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