Mother, warrior and natural practitioner, Robin Goffee shares her research on parasites from vaccinations and the connection to autism, other developmental and seizure disorders. This is a must watch for parent’s of children with autism. This woman is healing children by removing these parasites from the body and detoxing the children. Our children are being poisoned and this must stop once and for all!
This bill passed in 2011, but not much has been said about it. Did you know? California Governor Jerry Brown thinks your 12 year old child is old enough to competently read and digest this information and to decide whether or not to accept this vaccine and/or the Hepatitis B jab without your knowledge or consent. READ THE LIBERTY BEACON…
VLA comment: Its a 2012 law, but many states want to pass this kind of bill. What I would do is attach a codicil that acknowledges that if minor children can choose medical treatments (such as vaccines) without parent knowledge then they should be able to choose to have an abortion and see if that gets passed with Republicans at the helm.
Beginning on January 1, 2012, a California law (known as AB 499 or Chapter 652, Statutes of 2011) expands the legal authority of minors 12 years and older o consent to confidential medical services for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) without their parents’ consent (or knowledge) READ PDF)…
Franklin, TN – The Cool Springs Family Medical Center just informed its patients that it will no longer be administering vaccines. The amazing letter, posted on the medical facility’s website, gives 8 reasons for the move, including the links to autism, dangerous ingredients, and their agreement with Wakefield.
“We will no longer be administering Vaccines at Cool Springs Family Medicine (CSFM)”.
By Eileen Dannemann
Why do liberty-seeking voters have such high regard for liberty and freedom of speech yet they vandalize, steal and deface the mini-Trump billboards that are popping up around town endorsing Donald Trump for president? Trump is the one candidate that has been very vocal about the vaccine controversy and the Autism epidemic as documented in the movie VAXXED, From Cover Up to Catastrophe” *
Cancer is the leading cause of children’s death in the United States! The US has the highest vaccine rates and yet concomitantly has one of the highest infant mortality rates of all the developed countries. Physiological and neurological injury due to the overly aggressive CDC vaccine program is consistently misdiagnosed as mental illness, ADHD, Autism, bipolar etc. Statistical data from Citizens Commission on Human Rights (www.CCHRInt.org) shows that in infancy (0-1 year olds) 278,151 babies are on anti-anxiety drugs (such as Xanax, Klonopin, and Ativan); antidepressants (such as Prozac, Zoloft, and Paxil); antipsychotics (such as Risperdal, Seroquel, and Zyprexa); and ADHD drugs (such as Ritalin, Adderall, and Concerta). (1)
In the 2-3 year old toddler category 368,858.00 are on anti-anxiety drugs, antidepressants, and anti psychotic prescriptions. In the 0-5 year olds children are currently prescribed 1,080,168.00 psychiatric drugs. There are 4,130,340.00 psychiatric drugs prescribed to 6-12 year olds. In the 13-17 year old category 3,617,593.00 are taking psychiatric drugs.
Since it’s release and the subsequent controversy, the film has been heralded by many who probably would have never taken the time to watch it if it weren’t for the controversy, and has helped to push this critical issue closer into the spotlight of mainstream awareness.
Excerpts: 
“I did not fully vaccinate my children because I strongly believed there was a link towards autism. Pretty much in the background, we don’t vaccinate our own children; but unfortunately, those in family medicine, pediatricians, it really affects their practice and their revenue. I took an oath to do no wrong, and that’s it.” – Dr. Joshua Morton I, MD, MBA
Excerpt: My name is Lauren and I have a son on the autism spectrum. When my son was under 2 y/o he was a typical developing and happy boy. Always smiling and starting his first words at a tender age. He was so alert and smart, he was my husbands and I first son and we were so excited to be embarking on this amazing journey together. When my son was just under 2 he received a flu shot and then received his MMR shot at 2. After both of these shots my son got an extremely high fever to where I had to take him to the emergency room, because we could not bring the fevers down, both over 104 degrees. The doctors were dumbfounded and kept asking me if someone in the house was sick or if he had been exposed to anything. I told them no, the only thing I can think of is he had a shot and they would dismiss that right away saying shots don’t cause fevers, well we know differently today and all they could do was medicate him and give him an ice bath doing anything they could to bring that fever down.
VLA Comment: Painful to read all these stories…but if you have any doubts that vaccines are not safe read some of these stories.
The number of Iowa parents seeking religious exemptions to vaccination requirements continues to climb, despite efforts to dispel worries the shots cause health problems.
A new state report shows 6,737 Iowa school children obtained religious exemptions to vaccinations this school year, up 13 percent from the year before and more than four times the number 15 years ago.
“It’s not the trend we want to be seeing,” said Don Callaghan, who oversees immunization programs for the Iowa Department of Public Health.
Callaghan predicted the state will face more pressure to tighten restrictions on vaccination exemptions if the numbers keep rising.
Iowa Vaccine Data base by school
DES MOINES EDITORIAL BOARD (same paper, same day) Excerpt: The number of irresponsible parents in the Des Moines area increased this school year. In Polk County, they sought and obtained religious exemptions allowing 821 students to escape mandatory school vaccinations.
DESMOINES EDITORIAL BOARD RECOMMENDATION: A proposal to eliminate the exemption would be met with opposition from a few individuals on the fringe, and lawmakers would run scared. Change the administrative rules to actually reflect and enforce the language in state law about the exemption. Iowa Code clearly states exemptions are allowed only when immunization “conflicts with the tenets and practices of a recognized religious denomination of which the applicant is an adherent or a member.” (VLA COMMENT: Sounds like the inquisition)
EXCERPTS FROM THE EDITORIAL
The state only requires them to sign a statement claiming immunization “conflicts with a genuine and sincere religious belief.” Iowa law requires parents to cite religious tenets in order to obtain a religious exemption, but state health administrators dropped that requirement in 2003, after a federal judge ruled in another state that government officials could not force citizens to provide such details. The number of religious exemptions in Iowa has more than quadrupled since then.
139A.8 IMMUNIZATION OF CHILDREN.
(2) The applicant, or if the applicant is a minor, the applicant’s parent or legal guardian, submits an affidavit signed by the applicant, or if the applicant is a minor, the applicant’s parent or legal guardian, stating that the immunization conflicts with the tenets and practices of a recognized religious denomination of which the applicant is an adherent or member.
Yet administrative rules, which implement the law, fall short. They do not require parents to reveal which religion they adhere to or cite a specific religious tenet against vaccination. Neither does the form parents download from the Internet and sign. That should be a requirement.
ADMINISTRATIVE RULE EXCERPT
7.3(2) A religious exemption may be granted to an applicant if immunization conflicts with a genuine and sincere religious belief. To be valid, a certificate of immunization exemption for religious reasons shall contain, at a minimum, the applicant’s last name, first name, and date of birth and shall bear the signature of the applicant or, if the applicant is a minor, of the applicant’s parent or guardian and shall attest that immunization conflicts with a genuine and sincere religious belief and that the belief is in fact religious and not based merely on philosophical, scientific, moral, personal, or medical opposition to immunizations.
