From: comelook.org Although it’s very unusual for an ambitious politician to tell a potential voter to not communicate with him (“not to waste politician’s time”), in Ireland at least, highlighting the “not appropriate” subject of vaccine safety can provoke such a response. When a campaigner wrote two short emails to a Wexford local politician in late […]
Lock up your Daughters – Suspected Serial Killer Due for Release – It's Called Gardasil
By: Justin, www.comelook.org HPV Vaccine Insanity Comes To Ireland After zealous crusading for mass HPV vaccination by media, special-interest goups, politicians and the medical establishment, the Irish Health Service last week commenced implementing an injection-by-Gardasil program for all 12 year old schoolgirls. Irish parents signed consent forms as media medical experts glorified the […]
Letter to the Editor of the 'Irish Times'
By: Kathy Sinnott Dear Editor, “Calls for Closure to Vaccine Scandal”. Scandals associated with Vaccines and vaccine practises in Ireland are inevitable because of the nature of vaccine policy in the country. Vaccines like any other medicine are sometimes effective and sometimes not, they are sometimes safe and sometimes not. Sometimes they are trialed ethically […]
Vaccine trial-files 'not missing': Department of Health Responds
Reported in “Irish Examiner” 21 August 2010 The Department of Health has issued a statement to say that files relating to controversial child vaccine trials are not missing. Former residents of orphanages and mother-and-baby homes are calling on the Government to publish all files relating to the trials. At least 211 children in orphanages and […]
Irish Mothers Unite to Stop the Assault on Their Children
By: Norma Erickson The peaceful Irish countryside has been disturbed by what many Irish mothers consider an assault on their children – the introduction of Gardasil. When it comes to the health and safety of their children, Irish mothers set aside all political differences. That is just what is happening all across the country […]
