WND: 8 more deaths connected to HPV Vaccine – Go Merck Go!

Free Republic thread on this topic

In the fight against cervical cancer, Merck is overwhelmingly winning the war against cancer.
Eight girls who were injected with that nasty cocktail of chemicals NEVER have to worry about getting that form of CANCER.
Why?
Because they are DEAD!!!
Anyone checked recently to see how much money Merck has made off the pelvic goldmine around this current vaccine scam? I’m too lazy to go look it up….but I think we can safely guess it is in the hundreds of millions.

QUOTE:

“Judicial Watch said it obtained documents from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration under the Freedom of Information Act detailing the new 1,824 cases.

Those cases include as many as eight deaths related to the vaccine, on top of the three deaths reported earlier among 1,637 earlier reports of adverse effects.”

It is hard for me to understand, but they are giving this junk to PREGNANT women:

…The flood of adverse reactions during 2007 reported to the FDA through the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, included 347 serious reactions.

“Of the 77 women who received the vaccine while pregnant, 33 experienced side effects ranging from spontaneous abortion to fetal abnormities. Other serious side effects continue to be reported including, paralysis, Bells Palsy, Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and seizures,” Judicial Watch said.

And these numbers may not even include all the cases, Judicial Watch said. It filed a lawsuit this week against the FDA for failing to fully respond to its requests for information involving the vaccine.

Specifically Judicial Watch wanted access to correspondence between Merck and the FDA regarding the vaccine, communications between the FDA and GlaxoSmithKline, which is working on a similar vaccine, called Cervarix, and reports by consumers, health professionals and others regarding problems with the HPV vaccine.

When the organization’s investigation into the HPV vaccine issue arose, and the first reports starting coming in, Fitton described it as “a catalog of horrors.”

One earlier report, No. 275438-1, describes the reaction as coronary artery thrombosis, sudden cardiac death. “Given Gardasil vaccine dose #1 3/12/07. Collapsed and died on 3/26/07… Echocardiogram revealed very enlarged right ventricle, small left ventricle as well as large blood clots within both the right atrium & right ventricle.”

Another report noted that the woman was vaccinated and “died of a blood clot 8 hours after getting the Gardasil vaccine.”

Officials with the Abstinence Clearinghouse noted in a position paper that groups including the Texas Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, and the American Academy of Environmental Medicine have come out publicly against mandatory vaccination.

“The reasoning of these medical associations is clear. They are not opposed to medical progress, and certainly support all efforts to combat life-threatening diseases. The problem, as these organizations see it, lies in the fact that the drug only went through three and a half years of testing, leaving the medical community somewhat in the dark as to what serious adverse effects might result in the long term,” the group said.

“Along with the potential of serious adverse effects is the question of efficacy. There is evidence that after approximately four years, the vaccine’s potency significantly declines. The long-term value of the vaccine has yet to be determined; if it wears off within six years, will girls and women need to repeat the battery of injections they originally received?” the organization wondered.

Michigan was the first state to introduce a plan to require the vaccine to be given to young girls, but the proposal failed. Ohio also considered a failed plan in 2006.

Then in 2007, after Merck’s aggressive lobbying campaign and contributions to Women in Government, lawmakers in at least 39 states and the District of Columbia worked on sponsoring such plans.”

Oh, the wheels of government just roll with the grease from Big Pharma!!!
How many young innocent girls will get squashed as that freight train rolls along???
We are at eight….and counting…..
Go Merck GO!!!
With one of the biggest, most expensive, rollouts in history….this guardasil could easily be called GIRLSweKILL.
Hey Politicians….does anybody give a rodents behind that innocent young women are being murdered by yet another bogus pharmaceutical product that they moved heaven and earth to FORCE us parents to give to our children???
The FREE market means that consumers are FREE to purchase those products and services they believe will help and heal children, not kill or permanently maim them with government nannies waiting in the wings to bully them into it.
Hey Merck, take you dope and shove it where the sun don’t shine.
Jenny Hatch


Vaccines are very much tied to Eugenics. Alex Jones movie Endgame has a complete overview of the agendas and goals of those who are pushing these toxins on our children. Here is a You Tube Clip from his movie.
And here is the complete movie:

If you would like more information about Eugenics, go surf around the You Tube cache of videos devoted to this subject. It is absolutely nauseating.
Here are two more videos:
The Nazi Doctors & American Eugenetics Part 2



Jenny Hatch
Anti Depressants Kill Too!

In 2002, Fox National News reported Douglas Kennedy exposed the link between
psychiatric drugs and school shootings.
In September 2005, following confirmation that Red Lake Indian Reservation
school shooter, Jeff Weise, was under the influence of the antidepressant
Prozac, the National Foundation of Women Legislators, together with American
Indian tribal leaders, called for a Congressional investigation into the
correlation between psychiatric drug use and school massacres. Congress has yet to investigate the role of psychiatric drugs relating to school shootings despite international drug regulators warning these drugs
can cause mania, psychosis, hallucinations, suicide and homicidal ideation.
At least eight of the recent school shooters were under the influence of such drugs, and according to media reports, investigators working on the Virginia Tech school shootings, Cho Seung-Hui may also have been taking
drugs for “depression.”

NYT: Is the mom job really necessary?

This article absolutely disgusted me. As a mother proud of my curves, stretch marks, softness, and ability to give birth to and nourish my children, I think it is absolutely pathetic that mothers in our society would feel so pressured to look like little girls again after giving birth.
Here is the link to the article
The blogger quoted at the end of the piece sums things up perfectly:
On the blog StrollerDerby, Karen Murphy, a mother of four, lambasted mommy surgery.

“Those badges of motherhood have turned into badges of shame and, if you’re the one caught without a tummy tuck, then you won’t get invited to the party,” she wrote. “It peeves me no end that something as drastic as surgery, as this blatant nonacceptance of one’s own body in whatever shape it happens to be in, has become so pervasive.”


Jenny Hatch

LLL: The journey of Breastfeeding

This excellent piece was written as a typical nursing experience:

“When Julianna was approaching ten weeks old, she started a growth spurt. I knew from previous growth spurts that she would want to nurse a lot, and I didn’t want to keep offering formula. I decided then and there to stop the formula and nurse her throughout the spurt as much as she wanted. To my utter happiness and bliss, it worked! For the very first time since I had given birth, I felt my milk let down. It happened frequently as she worked to nurse and build up my once small but ever-present supply.

I learned how to breastfeed in the relaxed fashion women are meant to. I nourished my precious child and became comfortable with new positions that previously would upset me because I thought we could not do them. Julianna has not touched a drop of formula since then, and she is now nine months old and still nurses every two to four hours. We have become an amazing nursing couple. This bond is something I never dreamed would be so strong. All the work Julianna and I did was worth it.”

Jenny Hatch

Pajamas Media: Hyper Parenting

Aaron Hanscom
“The idea of juggling responsibilities leads me to the other extreme: parents who play too great a role in their children’s lives. Piano lessons, tutoring, art classes and vacations to Europe can all be very enriching. But they become nothing more than highlights on a resume when they are forced upon a child whose life is completely controlled and scheduled.”
From the picture on his blog Mr. Hanscom looks like he is about 23.
I would like to encourage this young snippet of a writer to delay writing on parenting issues for, oh about, twenty five years. Find a nice young woman, get married, and then welcome a few screaming balls of fury into your life, and after those children have hit 18, please, share with us your views on how to properly parent the well adjusted child. That is, share your views when your own children prove to be well adjusted and are well mannered in public. A few distasteful anecdotes of your observations of supposedly poor parenting do not a well written essay make.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with keeping children, especially teens, busy and occupied with worthwhile activities. I know, I’m living the lifestyle. How much better to have children out playing sports, participating in music and theatre, and busy with scouts and church activities than so bored and laden with free time that they spend precious youth getting into trouble and making mischief.
And there is nothing wrong with parents wanting children to have great success academically and get accepted or even a scholarship to a top university. We “helicopter” parents understand that life in America is a deadly proposition for young people. It sometimes feels like a sexual predator is waiting behind every door and a sexually transmited disease is lurking in the shadows of every relationship. We understand the risks involved in raising a child, but we also know the great joy of watching a child overcome a weakness, then make it a strength as they grow toward adulthood.
For a teacher to stereotype us as Hyper Parents, well perhaps this teacher feels more comfortable NOT being accountable to parents, actually likes being in control of all those young minds without being held accountable for failure to perform as a teacher. Parents who want the best for their children will NOT allow a teacher to slack off and just get by, and this may pose a threat to the teacher who does not want to do the work he or she was hired to do in making lesson plans and then teaching the children a set curriculum of knowledge and information.
Hyper Parenting or Thoughtful Stewardship of our little ones?
In my experience the most protective parents are the ones who are doing a superb job of raising well mannered, smart, and talented children. The mothers who are completely focused on helping their children to be well launched into adult life, who have sacrificed everything to wear the mantle of homemaker, are enjoying wonderful fruits after a lifetime of labor. I regularly watch the adult children of my friends happily marry, and start their own adult lives with grandchildren appearing soon, and young husbands and wives doing the work of providing for and raising their little ones.
Don’t judge something that you obviously don’t understand Mr. Hanscom. Protecting our children from the pitfalls of life is one of the main jobs of good parents. Because we live in a society whose pitfalls seem to be increasing at an alarming rate, if we seem Hyper, it is because we live in a Hyper world.
Jenny Hatch
UPDATE:
I had an email from Aaron this morning, this is what he wrote:
Dear Jenny,
Thanks for your comments on my piece. You make some great points.
However, since you write that I stereotype parents based on some random
encounters I’ve had, I must bring up some points in your post. You make
plenty of assumptions about me from my blog photo. I’m actually 30 years old
and married. While I don’t have children of my own, I have a younger brother
who is 15 years younger than me. I think that information counters the image
you seem to depict of a single guy in his young 20’s.
I just wanted to make that point. Thanks again though for reading. I’ll
check out your site in the future.
Regards,
Aaron
And my response:
Thanks for writing Aaron, I’ll share that information with my readers. I checked out your blog and it looks like you are a fellow conservative.
Parenting is one of the most difficult tasks my husband and I have taken on, and sometimes it feels like the harder we try, the more we get dumped on by various people who are childless and have no clue the many sacrifices and challenges we have had to face. Just yesterday I wanted to pull my hair out because my thirteen year old was on a rampage against his younger brother, saying he never helped to clean their room….etc…I don’t have all the answers, but I try so hard every day to teach our children well, and I know for a fact that some people in my day to day life think of me as one of those infamous helicopter parents.
Whirling off to make breakfast and get my family up and ready for school.
Jenny

The Hatch Family – Unassisted Homebirth for Husband and Wife!

The Paul Hatch Family: Do-it-Yourself Birthers!
This montage is a collection of photographs from the pregnancies and births of our five children.
Paul and I went from a very mainstream medically oriented couple to a Freebirthing Natural Family during the past nineteen years of our marriage. We promote Unassisted Lotus Birth as the most holistic and natural form of Childbirth available for families today.
And we give birth this way because we believe it is best for the BABY!
Jenny Hatch