Forced Swine Flu Vaccines Refused by Nurses in New York

 This year, the New York State Health Department is requiring all health care workers who come into contact with patients to get the flu vaccine, and will also require the H1N1 or swine flu vaccine as well. It's something the department says is for everyone's safety, but a number of workers are concerned about being forced to get the shot. Steve Ference has more on why some hospital workers say the mandate is flat out wrong.

A Protest is scheduled in Albany, NY on Tuesday September 29th. Click Here For Information:.
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This is what Barack Obama's government-run health care would look like: You will be mandated to do what the government says you will do. Like these nurses, I would refuse the vaccine. It has not been properly tested and many people have already died from taking the vaccine, while no one has died from the swine flu.
 


Related Posts on Catholic Fire:

Seasonal flu shot may increase H1N1 risk
18 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD NOT VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN AGAINST THE FLU
Doctor Admits Vaccine Is More Deadly Than Swine Flu Itself & Will Not Give It To His Kids

Pregnant Women and Swine Flu Testing 

Makers Of Vaccination Refuse To Take Swine Flu Vaccine 

 Don't Inject Me! 

Swine Flu Vaccine containing mercury to be given to children, pregnant women
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  1. Tracy9/29/09, 8:53 AM

    thank you so much for posting this, I totally agree!! My sister in law is an RN and she and I have been nicely arguing? (if that is possible) she wants me to get the flu and h1n1 shot for myself and my kids and I'm not doing it, this makes me feel better, I feel like I'm alone in my decision to not jump on board the vaccine frenzy.

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  2. Jean Heimann9/29/09, 12:29 PM

    You're welcome, Tracy. You are definitely not alone in this effort as evidenced by this video and the information in the related posts. The mainstream media has been blowing this way out of proportion, attempting to scare the general public and promote their agenda at the same time -- allegiance to BHO and the promotion of his bizarre values/ideas. It's not an accident that they haven't reported on the many deaths of those who have received this vaccine.

    I'm happy I could help.

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