CHILDREN could be barred from school unless they have been given all their vaccinations.

The controversial proposal, to be published next week, has been drawn up for Labour’s next election manifesto.

A further proposal suggests that parents who refuse to have offspring immunised could lose their child benefits.

The plans have sparked fresh accusations of “nanny state” government and outraged health campaigners and doctors.

The plan was last night condemned by leading author Dr Richard Halvorsen as “unethical, immoral and entirely wrong”, while a support group for vaccine-damaged children accused Labour of imposing its will on families.

The plan to bar children from schools was drawn up by the influential Left-wing think tank, the Fabian Society, for Labour’s manifesto.

Mary Creagh, chair of the manifesto group, told the Sunday Express: “We have vaccination rates as low as 11 per cent in parts of London.

“We need to get our rates  up to 95 per cent, as recommended by the World Health Organisation. This is about health inequalities and poor areas where children are getting missed out.”

She said the plan had been based on systems in the United States where school authorities are responsible for vaccination. Ms Creagh, who led the parliamentary campaign to ban junk food in schools, added: “It would be up to local authorities to deal with individuals who refuse to vaccinate.”

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The State has no rights over the life and limb of it's citizenry. This is medical tyranny and should be vociferously opposed. It demonstrates how determined the Illuminati are to inflict retardation on our children, but worse, the real motive is surreptitious microchipping.

Og

Orgonegal states:  "The State has no rights over the life and limb of it's citizenry. This is medical tyranny and should be vociferously opposed. It demonstrates how determined the Illuminati are to inflict retardation on our children, but worse, the real motive is surreptitious microchipping"


I agree 100% !!!!



Robert.  

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Spread the word..." No more injections from these murdering bastards"

The latest vaccination scam....they are mudering the kids....

      Cervical cancer vaccinations to be given in schools by September
By Kate Devlin Medical Correspondent
Last Updated: 5:13PM BST 18/06/2008 | Comments 2 | Have Your Say
Hundreds of thousands of girls will be vaccinated against cervical cancer when they return to school for the new year in September.
The Government said that an estimated 300,000 girls would receive injections to protect them against the disease, which kills around 1,000 women in Britain every year.

Ministers have selected the Cervarix vaccine, manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline, which will be offered to every 12 and 13-year-old girl in the country on their return to school after the summer holiday break.

The injection is designed to protect them from the human papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection that is the cause of most cases of cervical cancer.

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Cervarix offer protection against the two strains of HPV which are responsible for around 70 per cent of all cases of the disease.

Ministers said that the introduction of a nationwide vaccination scheme had the potential to eventually save up to 400 lives a year.

The Government also plans to announce a "catch up" vaccination programme for schoolgirls aged 14 to 18, which will be implemented over the next two to three years.

Cervarix is given in three doses, one at the start of the process, the second a month later and then a final injection after six months.

The Government says that the vaccine will be offered to all girls in the selected age range but that parents will be given the opportunity to "opt out" if they do not want their child to receive the jabs.

Although individual Primary Care Trusts are still working on the details of how to deliver the vaccinations, it is expected that the majority will be offered through a team of nurses visiting schools.

PCTs have been given an additional £8.9 million, just over £55,000 for an average sized PCT, to implement the programme in their area.

Because the jab does not protect against all types of HPV girls who receive the vaccination will still be encouraged to have smear tests as adults.

Around 3,000 women in Britain are diagnosed with cervical cancer, which affects the neck of the womb, every year and approximately 1,000 die from the disease annually.

British ministers have previously faced accusations that they were taking too long to introduce a mass vaccination programme, which is already being carried out in France,