It has never been so easy to save a child’s life. Act now
The vaccinators are in our schools. The time to act is right now. You can do three things right now.
- Inform headteachers of ongoing legal challenge
It’s not been covered in the media, but the law courts have put a huge dent in the government’s child vaccination plans and undermined its ethical basis.
At a high court hearing in early October, an injunction was sought to pause the mass rollout of Covid vaccinations for healthy children aged between 12 to 16 years.
High Court judge, Mr Justice Jay, accepted that there was sufficient evidence to demonstrate that the mass vaccination of healthy children may be unlawful.
Since the jabs don’t prevent infection or transmission, the government bench failed to offer any rational or plausible basis for the policy. However, given the political shock that stopping the roll out would cause, they have been granted 11 days to prepare better evidence. In the meantime, most Britain’s school children will be offered the chance to irreversibly join this dangerous and unnecessary experiment.
Safer to wait have written this letter that you can send to the head teachers in your area, explaining their moral and legal liability in the face of this development. Download it, sign and send:
https://t.co/17z9RUduWq?amp=1
2. NHS style consent form – leaflet drop
We have been sent this excellent consent form which you can print out and distribute in your local area.
Children are being vaccinated now, and they are under great peer and authoritative pressure. They need something in their hands to use as a last line of defence. This could be it.
3. Cover letter
If you wish, you could use this cover letter to provide some context and further information about the risks and supposed benefits of child vaccination.
The message
If you are going to be active, you may be put on the spot, and asked why you don’t think children should be vaccinated.
There are so many reasons not to vaccinate children it can be difficult to know where to begin in the heat of the moment.
Our analysis of people’s motivations suggests that emphasising people’s personal risk is not effective on its own. It must be couple with the fact that the jab will not actually do any good, since they were not designed to prevent transmission.
The pharmaceutical companies have tried to fudge this by advertising relative risk reductions of 99%. However, the standard measure of efficacy is absolute risk reduction, and these are so small as to be within the margin of statistical error.
In other words, there is no discernible benefit.
The cruellest thing a child could do to their parents is to risk their life, completely unnecessarily.
I would like to thank you all in advance. We can’t save everyone. So work on that basis that you can prevent one family from having their lives shattered.
Good luck.
