A paper published by the American Medical Association’s Virtual Mentor is concerned that current enrollment in vaccine trials is extremely low.

The proposed solution?

Creating a federal law that would force each individual to make a “mandated choice” to participate in vaccine trials.

Such a law would give drug companies a more or less guaranteed supply of human guinea pigs.

According to the featured paper:

“… The lack of animal models that can reliably predict vaccine efficacy means that development still unavoidably relies on testing of novel vaccines in healthy individuals…

In recent decades there has been a distressing decline in the numbers of healthy volunteers who participate in clinical trials, a decline that has the potential to become a key rate-limiting factor in vaccine development.

… The modest financial remuneration commonly provided often means that students and the unemployed make up the bulk of volunteers.

As a result, the risks of developing a health intervention that would benefit the whole population are carried disproportionately by some of society’s most poor and vulnerable.

This is a situation few would judge to be fair or ethical. Compulsory involvement in vaccine studies is one alternative solution that is not as outlandish as it might seem on first consideration.

Many societies already mandate that citizens undertake activities for the good of society; in several European countries registration for organ-donation has switched from “opt-in” (the current U.S. system) to “opt-out” systems… and most societies expect citizens to undertake jury service when called upon…

Mandatory involvement in vaccine trials is… perhaps more akin to military conscription… In both conscription and obligatory trial participation, individuals have little or no choice regarding involvement and face inherent risks over which they have no control, all for the greater good of society.”

Medical Tyranny of the Worst Kind!

From my perspective, the idea of compulsory involvement in vaccine trials “for the greater good of society” is not only outlandish, it’s a complete abomination. It’s tyranny of the worst kind, and the epitome of a heartless system based on broken ethics. Sadly, there are signs that we’re already sliding in that direction. For example, consider the fact that the US government has already ok’d the testing of the incredibly controversial and dangerous anthrax vaccine on infants. And the fact that when 14 babies died in an Argentinean vaccine trial, the drug company, GlaxoSmithKline, was fined a measly$250,000.

Again and again, we see that life is not valued as highly as the prospects or promises of financial profits… Human experimentation – the practice of subjecting live human beings to science experiments that are sometimes cruel, painful, or deadly — is a shameful part of U.S. history that you won’t find in most history or science books. But it is a practice that is still continuing to this day, and if Susanne Sheehy and Joel Meyer, the authors of the featured paper, have anything to say about it, medical experimentation on ALL infants would not only be possible, it would be mandatory! Folks, this is an absolute nightmare; one that I hope will never actually come to fruition.

Know Your Rights!

While you may one day have to opt out of vaccine trials for your child, we’re not quite there yet. However, you do need to educate yourself about your rights when it comes to vaccinating your child.  There are currently three different types of exemptions you can use toavoid vaccinations of all kinds:

• Religious exemption
• Medical exemption
• Philosophical/conscientious exemption

Unfortunately, the religious exemption is being targeted for elimination by lobbyists working for pharmaceutical corporations and medical trade associations funded by Pharma. In some states, like New York, parents are being grilled about the sincerity of their religious beliefs by state officials and denied religious exemptions to vaccination for the purpose of barring their partially vaccinated or unvaccinated children from attending public schools.

All 50 states allow a medical exemption to vaccination if you or your child has a verifiable medical reason to defer or avoid use of one or more vaccines. However, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) have eliminated most of the officially recognized contraindications for vaccination, to the point that almost no medical condition qualifies for a medical exemption to vaccination…

Still, depending on where you live, you may have the option of using a philosophical or conscientious belief exemption. This exemption, like the religious exemption, is under attack by forced vaccination proponents. Only 18 states (listed below) still allow conscientious, personal or philosophical belief exemption to vaccination. These states come the closest to protecting a citizen’s right to exercise voluntary, informed consent to vaccination in America:

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