Friday, June 27, 2008
NY: All New Vaccine Mandates Squashed
by: A-Champ.org
It is official. New York Assembly Bill A 10942, the "worst vaccine bill ever" and the mandatory meningococcal vaccine bill it morphed into late in the session are dead. And they were killed by parents who just aren't going to let pharma kick them around anymore.
Another vaccine bill that would have allowed minors to get vaccines for sexually-transmitted diseases without parents permission or knowledge went down to an ignominious defeat when the Assembly Health committee refused to even consider it.
This represents the fourth defeat in a row, with no wins, for the vaccine industry in New York, last year an mandatory HPV bill was killed.
As usual with most vaccine bills in New York, they were submitted late in the session which limits the time that the opposition has to make arguments against a proposal. The original A 10942 was submitted at the request of the Health Department and would have caused a sweeping restructuring of NY vaccine policy; all CDC recommended vaccines would have become mandatory for all children, including those too young to enter school, and all new CDC recommended vaccines would automatically become mandatory.
A 10942 was greeted by a rally of hundreds of parents from all around the state, many were parent of vaccine-injured children, others though have healthy children and would like to see them stay healthy. A broad cross section of organizations were involved, autism organization, holistic health groups, libertarians, and many others came together for the first time in joint political action. Legisltive aides report a flood of phone calls, faxes, letters and emails in opposition.
The legislature responded with scaling the bill back to require the menigoccocal shot for seventh graders. This new version was introduced last Friday and on Monday there were new demonstrations by parents both in Albany and in front of the Long Island office of State Senator Kemp Hannon who introduced the meningitis legislation. The bill died today with the adjournment of the legislature.
Organizers of the successful campaign will be holding meetings and conferences to make sure that in the next session of the legislature that the philosophical exemption bills sponsored by State Senator Frank Padavan and Assemblymember Mark Alessi are passed. And in a new twist on vaccines rights, New Yorkers will be working to introduce legislation that will drop vaccines from the mandatory list. The first target will be hepatitis b, a shot given to newborns ostensibly to prevent a sexually transmitted disease.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Western oil companies closing in on Iraqi oil takeover

“I am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil.” - Alan Greenspan
Deals with Iraq are set to bring oil giants back- Inernational Herald Tribune
"Exxon Mobil, Shell, Total and BP — the original partners in the Iraq Petroleum Company — along with Chevron and a number of smaller oil companies, are in talks with Iraq's Oil Ministry for no-bid contracts to service Iraq's largest fields."
"While enriched by $140 per barrel oil, the oil majors are also struggling to replace their reserves as ever more of the world's oil patch becomes off limits. Governments in countries like Bolivia and Venezuela are nationalizing their oil industries or seeking a larger share of the record profits for their national budgets. Russia and Kazakhstan have forced the major companies to renegotiate contracts."
"The first oil contracts for the majors in Iraq are exceptional for the oil industry.
They include a provision that could allow the companies to reap large profits at today's prices.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
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Wednesday, May 14, 2008
FACTS ABOUT REAL ID STRAIGHT FROM OPEN GOVERNMENT SOURCES
- Minimum Document Requirements - To meet the requirements of this section, a State shall include, at a minimum, the following information and features on each driver's license and identification card issued to a person by the State:
(1) The person's full legal name.
(2) The person's date of birth.
(3) The person's gender.
(4) The person's driver's license or identification card number.
(5) A digital photograph of the person. [Biometrics]
(6) The person's address of principle residence.
(7) The person's signature.
(8) Physical security features designed to prevent tampering, counterfeiting, or duplication of the document for fraudulent purposes.
(9) A common machine-readable technology, with defined minimum data elements. [RFID microchip]
-Source: REAL ID Act, sec.202b
*“Computer and security experts around the globe have repeatedly gone on record stating that creating a single REAL ID standard will lead to even more rampant identity and asset theft.” - Source: flyer published by Rep. Sam Rohrer, District 128, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
-“Database connectivity: States would be required to provide electronic access to specific information contained in the motor vehicle database of the State to all other States.” – Source: Department of Homeland Security (DHS) draft regulations for REAL ID
*DHS can also “legally” access from this database information through the “Drivers Privacy Protection Act” (DPPA).
*“Centralizing personal data on one single REAL ID card guarantees convenient ‘one-stop shopping’ for any technologically-savvy identity thieves.” - Source: flyer published by Rep. Sam Rohrer, District 128, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
-“Requirments for identification cards: Digital Photograph: Section 202(b)(5) of the Act requires that the State-issued REAL ID license or identification card include a digital photograph of the person.” - Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
*Linking databases with digital photos = facial recognition database.
*Electronic facial recognition = biometrics.
“Biometric authentication is the identification science of using physiological or behavioral characteristic of an individual (such as fingerprints, facial geometry, iris, blood vessel pattern in the retina, voice, signature, etc.) to attempt a confirmation of the identity for that individual ‘automatically’ with a high degree of certainty.” – Source: American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) press release “Current and Ongoing Efforts – Biometrics”
“Information sharing is appropriate around the world, and DHS plans to create a ‘Global Security Envelope’ of internationally shared biometric data that would permanently link individuals with biometric ID, personal information held by governments and corporations.” –Source: Robert Mocny, DHS
-“Comments: DHS invites comments on how States would or could incorporate a [Radio Frequency Identity Chips] RFID-enabled vicinity chip technology in addition to the REAL ID barcode requirement.” - Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
“[The REAL ID Act] could include Radio Frequency Identity Chips (RFID) which already been incorporated into our United States Passports. These chips would allow a citizen to be tracked from a distance without his, or her, knowledge.” - Source: flyer published by Rep. Sam Rohrer, District 128, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
-‘Official purpose’ of REAL ID:
“Definition of ‘official purpose’: Section 201(3) of the Act provides that the term ‘official purpose’ includes but is not limited to accessing Federal facilities, boarding Federally-regulated commercial aircraft, entering nuclear power plants, and other purposes that the Secretary [of Homeland Security] shall determine.’
DHS, under the discretionary authority granted to the Secretary of Homeland Security under the Act, may expand this definition in the future.” - Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
-Estimated cost to states: $14.6 billion
-Estimated cost to individuals: Nearly $8 billion
- Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
*DHS estimated total cost to the American taxpayer = $23.1 billion
Join us:
DEFEAT REAL ID in New York
DEFEAT REAL ID in Pennsylvania
(1) The person's full legal name.
(2) The person's date of birth.
(3) The person's gender.
(4) The person's driver's license or identification card number.
(5) A digital photograph of the person. [Biometrics]
(6) The person's address of principle residence.
(7) The person's signature.
(8) Physical security features designed to prevent tampering, counterfeiting, or duplication of the document for fraudulent purposes.
(9) A common machine-readable technology, with defined minimum data elements. [RFID microchip]
-Source: REAL ID Act, sec.202b
*“Computer and security experts around the globe have repeatedly gone on record stating that creating a single REAL ID standard will lead to even more rampant identity and asset theft.” - Source: flyer published by Rep. Sam Rohrer, District 128, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
-“Database connectivity: States would be required to provide electronic access to specific information contained in the motor vehicle database of the State to all other States.” – Source: Department of Homeland Security (DHS) draft regulations for REAL ID
*DHS can also “legally” access from this database information through the “Drivers Privacy Protection Act” (DPPA).
*“Centralizing personal data on one single REAL ID card guarantees convenient ‘one-stop shopping’ for any technologically-savvy identity thieves.” - Source: flyer published by Rep. Sam Rohrer, District 128, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
-“Requirments for identification cards: Digital Photograph: Section 202(b)(5) of the Act requires that the State-issued REAL ID license or identification card include a digital photograph of the person.” - Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
*Linking databases with digital photos = facial recognition database.
*Electronic facial recognition = biometrics.
“Biometric authentication is the identification science of using physiological or behavioral characteristic of an individual (such as fingerprints, facial geometry, iris, blood vessel pattern in the retina, voice, signature, etc.) to attempt a confirmation of the identity for that individual ‘automatically’ with a high degree of certainty.” – Source: American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA) press release “Current and Ongoing Efforts – Biometrics”
“Information sharing is appropriate around the world, and DHS plans to create a ‘Global Security Envelope’ of internationally shared biometric data that would permanently link individuals with biometric ID, personal information held by governments and corporations.” –Source: Robert Mocny, DHS
-“Comments: DHS invites comments on how States would or could incorporate a [Radio Frequency Identity Chips] RFID-enabled vicinity chip technology in addition to the REAL ID barcode requirement.” - Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
“[The REAL ID Act] could include Radio Frequency Identity Chips (RFID) which already been incorporated into our United States Passports. These chips would allow a citizen to be tracked from a distance without his, or her, knowledge.” - Source: flyer published by Rep. Sam Rohrer, District 128, Pennsylvania House of Representatives
-‘Official purpose’ of REAL ID:
“Definition of ‘official purpose’: Section 201(3) of the Act provides that the term ‘official purpose’ includes but is not limited to accessing Federal facilities, boarding Federally-regulated commercial aircraft, entering nuclear power plants, and other purposes that the Secretary [of Homeland Security] shall determine.’
DHS, under the discretionary authority granted to the Secretary of Homeland Security under the Act, may expand this definition in the future.” - Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
-Estimated cost to states: $14.6 billion
-Estimated cost to individuals: Nearly $8 billion
- Source: DHS draft regulations for REAL ID
*DHS estimated total cost to the American taxpayer = $23.1 billion
Join us:
DEFEAT REAL ID in New York
DEFEAT REAL ID in Pennsylvania
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Vote with your money by withdrawing it from the federal reserve
Just observing the current happenings in
this country's economy we can see that it is being
manipulated or controlled by the central banks, the
recent U.S. taxpayers' bailout of J.P. Morgan by
the federal reserve for an elephant
in the room example.
So here is a perfect example of the American
people financing those who are robbing them.
Americans that bank with the large banks have
given financial support (helped pump blood to
the heart) to banking corporations that participated
and allowed the sub-prime crisis to happen
causing thousands to lose their homes.
So then the U.S. Treasury gives the private banks
or the very entities who were complicit, our
money to bail them out.
This is flooding the market with money and causes
inflation were we get hit fleeced a third
time by rising prices.
http://www.npr.or...
Ron Paul has repeatedly talked about
this in speeches and mainstream news interviews.
The Justice Department has said that
$500 Billion of drug and other illicit
money is laundered through the
federal reserve/corporate U.S. banks!
Money is power.
If you have money, then you have power.
Well, why don't we use it then?
If we give money to an institution,
we're giving it power.
But we're giving something power that
is draining and destroying us and our
communities.
If we withdraw our money from the large
banks we withdraw our support to a
criminal syndicate.
If we bank local on the other
hand, we support everything
that helps people and communities,
helps small businesses and farmers
the engine of our economy.
Helps prevent the devaluing of
our dollar or the destruction of
our savings.
Help switch from a centralized
wall street economy to decentralized
people oriented local economies.
http://www.solari...
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