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David O'Halloran's avatar

Thanks for this. Excellent reporting. So what this all really boils down to is that if you stick poison in a person's arm and it goes red then the drug must be "working", that is, preventing you from getting seriously sick in a future that never comes. And if you get sick or die from the vaccine then correlation in not causation and you are imagining it. All of this without liability, of course. Well... if that is not a license to print money whilst injuring and killing random people with impunity, I cannot say what is. From now on - and for some time past - all of use have to tell everybody we know, weather they want to hear it or not, and regardless of their attitude to us for doing so, that they must NEVER TAKE ANOTHER VACCINE. That is what I am doing. Medical barbarism has to stop. Thanks for all your hard work on this.

Jim Reagen's avatar

The Jacobson decision, which stated that society has a compelling interest in mandating vaccination, has to be overturned.

It has to be overturned in the first place because the caution in that decision against arbitrary and oppressive measures has been ignored, as evidence in the Buck v Bell decision that blessed forced sterilization and was based on Jacobson.

In the second place, we're facing a world of massive nano-scale technological advancement and the potential and real abuse of this and other technologies for commercial gain, and conflicts of interest too intertwined, subtle, and hidden for any assessments of potential harms by entities (such as the FDA) that may themselves be conflicted. It's a hopeless situation to determine which public health procedures can be legitimately mandated.

It serves the public interest that there must be no public health mandates by public or private entities. This is necessary to shield the public from abuses of medicines, to preserve individual sovereignty and the right to informed consent, as freedom means nothing if not freedom from state or other agents dictating personal health.

There's huge commercial gain to be had if new technologies can be used to surveil, monitor and manage individuals and groups. This commercial gain and the science used to justify it are in direct conflict with individual freedom, whose restriction no science or commercial gain can ever justify.

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