mandatory vaccines

Democrat Governor Tom Wolfe of Pennsylvania said that the state cannot fully return to normal until a "foolproof" vaccine is available.

The program will focus on older Americans first. The White House has set a target of having 300 million vaccine doses by the end of 2020. President Trump, who has earned a lot of support in the past for criticizing the overzealousness of the pandemic, has now forgotten his words.

Many people were maimed and killed by vaccines pushed by Gates. He now insists the world will not go back to normal until a vaccine has been developed. It is sad to realize that millions of people will be propagandized into accepting them, not realizing there likely will be massive casualties that follow.

You can download this notice-of-liability form to give to anyone who tries to force vaccines. The document acts as an insurance policy if anything goes wrong because it is proof of your objection to the vaccination and, thereby, makes the administrators of the vaccine personally subject to penalty and prosecution.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded technology that uses a tattoo-like mechanism which injects invisible nano particles under the skin that can be read by smartphones and is being tested in a COVID-19 vaccine. The goal is to enable "house-to-house” vaccine campaigns.

Dr. Michael Ryan says we have to live with the virus until a vaccine is developed and "we can get rid of it," meaning that everyone must get the vaccine. Dr, Anthony Fauci says America will not go back to normal until a vaccine is developed.

He says COVID-19 is a campaign by the Deep State and the Pharmaceutical Cartel to frighten the public into accepting government control and mandatory medication. If you sense that the so-called pandemic is blown way out of proportion -- and wonder why -- here is one passionate presentation you definitely want to hear.

The governor of Minas Gerais declared a public-health emergency over the coronavirus even though only two cases have been confirmed. The text message from the governor calls for mandatory medical examinations, collection of clinical samples, laboratory tests, and vaccinations.

In multiple studies, Europe has linked six-in-one vaccines to sudden infant death, and other serious injuries. The CDC and FDA are silent on the risks of the vaccine.

South Dakota Republican House Majority Leader Lee Qualm introduced legislation to end vaccination requirements for school attendance. Qualm said, "Nobody should be able to forcibly put something in someone's body that they do not approve of." He