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The only ways to avoid getting injected with fetal cells

Last week I told you the horrible secret that the vaccine pushers at the CDC and FDA never wanted us to know about.

When I found out that there are components of cells, including the DNA and protein from a 14-week old baby boy aborted in 1966, and “cell cultures” from a 16-week-old baby girl, aborted in 1961, in many vaccines…well, believe me, I was as horrified and shocked as you were.

And like many of you, I wanted to know “what can we do?”

Of course, you and I can just refuse to roll up our sleeves for the shingles vaccine.

But what about the kids?

Is there anything you can do to keep your children or grandchildren from being forced to get a shot containing these unspeakable ingredients?

First, we need to tell as many friends and family members as possible about this disgraceful secret. The glare of publicity will be the best chance we have of changing it.

Next, we need to tell our state legislators. This is especially important because right now state lawmakers are being hounded by lobbyists from Big Pharma. They are trying to pass laws that will do away with your constitutional right to get a vaccine exemption for your child.

You should also contact members of Congress and tell them how you feel about fetal cells and DNA in vaccines. It’s quite possible they have absolutely no idea that this is going on. It may be as shocking to them as it is to you.

I know, you probably think that won’t make a difference. But if enough of us do this, it will have an effect. (At the end of this email, I will have some contact information for you).

Now, I want to answer a couple of your questions directly.

HSI member Marie asked why we haven’t been told that aborted baby cells are being used in vaccines, “It’s our right to know what’s in these shots,” she said.

Marie, I totally agree with you. This shameful practice is one everyone should know about — and if I can help it, everyone will. For now we just have to keep spreading the word and telling everyone we can about this.

Another question came from eAlert reader and mom Joanna. She asked how she can keep her daughter from getting these shots when she starts school.

There are some different options you may have, Joanna.

All 50 states allow medical exemptions for kids, but you must be prepared to show a letter outlining those reasons from an M.D. or D.O. And 48 states allow “religious exemptions” (Mississippi and West Virginia are the only two that don’t) and 19 states also allow “philosophical exemptions.”

Each state will have its own way of applying for an exemption, some make it harder than others. A 2012 study found that 9 states, including Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland and Missouri, allow for an exemption with just a parent or guardian’s signature.

But other states like Florida, Texas, North Carolina and Utah, will require a lot of paperwork and forms. And depending on how hard state officials are being lobbied by the vaccine mongers, these rules can change from year to year.

California, for example, passed a law in 2010 making it much harder to get a personal belief exemption. This is why we must let elected officials know exactly what is in some of these shots — and why we don’t want to be forced to inject it into our kids.

Another question that a lot of you asked was about which shots are made with or contain aborted fetal cells.

Right now, I know about the shingles and chicken pox vaccine, as well as the DTaP, MMRV and hepatitis shot. Some contain cell cultures from both the aborted baby boy and girl.

Rest assured, I will not let this issue be swept under the rug — and my research is only starting.

To learn more about state laws and our constitutional right to say “NO,” click here. http://www.nvic.org/Vaccine-Laws/state-vaccine-requirements.aspx
Click here for a list of House members, including ways to contact them. http://www.house.gov/representatives
To contact members of the Senate, click here.
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
To contact your state lawmakers, look for your state government web site.

Until there is 100 percent full disclosure about this, I will continue to investigate, question and dig for answers about this appalling practice. After all, every bite of food we buy and supplement we swallow has to have a full list of ingredients. But they can put anything they want into a vaccine and hide it from us? Not on my watch!

Sources:

“Stimulation restores some function for 4 paralyzed men” Karen Weintraub, April 8, 2014, USA Today, usatoday.com

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