Thursday, September 21, 2006

Michigan vaccine legislation moves to the state House

By Darren Weeks

Just over a week after its introduction, the Michigan senate has passed the mandate, requiring sixth grade school girls to be injected with the Humanpapillomavirus (HPV) vaccine.

According to the official paperwork from the Merck company, the vaccine's manufacturer, the vaccine contains an adjuvant which contains aluminum.

The bills were placed on the fast track to passage, and as the senate journal indicates, the rules were suspended to enable immediate passage.

The measure now moves to the Michigan House of Representatives. Hopefully, it will face stiff opposition there.

Promote health freedom. If you live in Michigan, call your state representative and instruct them to lobby against the measure. If it comes before them for a vote, THEY MUST VOTE "NO".

If you don't live in Michigan, check with your state government and see whether these dangerous bills exist in your state.

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