[Jen]

Let's go FReepers!
It's FReepathon time!

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[Arleigh]

I want a smallpox vaccination. Let me pay for it. If I can afford to buy it, why do I need to wait for Big Brother to say I can have it?

[Fish out of Water]

*Index Bump

[WIMom]

A message from Jim Robinson regarding the fundraiser.

[Cicero]

It's absolute nonsense that it's "high risk." Maybe there would be one bad reaction in 100,000, and not all of those would be deaths. It would be less dangerous, nation-wide, than the numerous complications from abortion, which are swept under the rug with the complicity of government health agencies. And if the government allowed the vaccine to be distributed voluntarily, they would not bear any responsibility or liability for the few deaths that might result.

It would also improve chances of controlling an epidemic in case of a terrorist attack. The more immune people in the general population, the less the risk of a devastating epidemic spreading before it can be controlled.

Fauci is one of those typical yuppie control freaks, who need to tell people what is good for them and what they should or shouldn't do.

If it's dangerous to people with AIDS, then that's a problem for AIDS sufferers to work out in consultation with their doctors.

[backhoe]

Keep handy, and pass on to others, these:

Nuclear, Biological, & Chemical Warfare- Survival Skills, Pt. II

[Dec31,1999]

The government did not have enough vaccine to vaccinate every U.S. citizen until recently when it was discovered existing supplies could be diluted to make more vaccine and still be effective.

I wonder how they came up with that. Laboratory rats? Human experements?