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Yep, here comes the stormtroopers! You too must obey. Freedom of thought and deed is not allowed.

State-based, crony medical board tyranny is how proponents of the prevailing medical orthodoxy (hint: big, big $$$) enforce their ideology to avoid being challenged openly in public courts, especially Federal courts since any adverse precedent would have to be followed by all other other states under the interstate commerce clause.

What's even better is recently certain vaccines have been independently tested and found to contain... wait for it... Monsanto's glyphosphate. That surely raises "crony" to a startling new all time high. Do you think there was any safety testing on that weed-killer being injected into children as there wasn't for aluminum, mercury or ther other neurotoxic adjuvants in vaccines? Naw, that would be too much risk shined on the gravy train.

But wait, there's more! Soon we'll have just three super-mega corporations engaged in GE controlling 59% of the world's seeds and 64% of the world's pesticides. What can go wrong?

Pediatrician Bob Sears faces disciplinary action from California's medical board for charges of gross negligence. The board filed its administrative disciplinary action September 2 against the Orange County doctor known for his unorthodox views on vaccinations. If Sears is found guilty of the charges, the board could revoke his license to practice medicine.

According to the document filed by the board, Sears wrote a letter recommending that a 2-year-old be excused from all future vaccinations based on the mother's description of the toddler's past response to immunization shots. Sears' records include the mother's description of "shut down stools and urine" and the child becoming limp "like a ragdoll" for 24 hours after the shot.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/12/health/ca ... e-charges/

Moms Find Weed Killer in Childhood Vaccines: FDA and CDC MUST Test
http://www.momsacrossamerica.com/glypho ... da_cdc_nih

So what would you do if you worked every day around manure, rusty barbed wire, and the like? Are there any non-adulterated vaccines out there, and if so, how do you get them?

Maddy wrote:So what would you do if you worked every day around manure, rusty barbed wire, and the like? Are there any non-adulterated vaccines out there, and if so, how do you get them?

You're talking about the tetanus vaccine? I guess you could cross reference the glyposphate list with the below:

Aluminum is present in U.S. childhood vaccines that prevent hepatitis A, hepatitis B, diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis (DTaP, Tdap), Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), human papillomavirus (HPV) and pneumococcus infection.

Monophosphoryl lipid A is included in one human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, Cervarix.

One licensed pandemic influenza vaccine contains an adjuvant called AS03. It is included in the US pandemic influenza vaccine stockpile, but it is not available to the general public.

Fluad is a newly-licensed flu vaccine that contains MF59 as an adjuvant. MF59 is an oil-in-water emulsion that boosts the body’s immune response to this vaccine.

In some vaccines, the weakened or inactivated virus stimulates a strong immune response so no additional adjuvant is needed for it to be effective to protect against infections. In the United States, vaccines against measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, rotavirus, polio, and seasonal influenza vaccines do not contain added adjuvants.

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concer ... vants.html

I think WiseOne is hip to that vials you draw from don't contain aluminium whereas individaul doses do, so that may be one way to get around it.

Yes, tetanus is a nasty thing to get--unlike some of the other diseases they vaccinate against, which are either rare, avoidable, or not all that bad. My neighbor with young children gave me a run-down of the long list of things her kids were vaccinated against, and I was shocked. Sheesh, no wonder parents are objecting.

I think WiseOne is hip to that vials you draw from don't contain aluminium whereas individaul doses do, so that may be one way to get around it.

Are you sure it's not the other way around--i.e., that it's the multi-dose vials that have the preservatives in them? That would make more sense.

Maddy wrote:Are you sure it's not the other way around--i.e., that it's the multi-dose vials that have the preservatives in them? That would make more sense.

I may have it backwards, so let's see what she has to say about it.