The all-powerful state threatens parents

As you can see by this article, some state governments don't believe in parental choice. Some bureaucrats believe they know what's best for the child. That's one reason I like Texas: it has all three exemptions from vaccinations - religious, medical, and philosophical. You simply fill out the one-page form, have it notarized, and give it to the school nurse. It is a myth that children need shots to get into school.

Do the research, watch the videos, and even better, join the National Vaccine Network. It's composed of parents from every state who oppose the mandatory pumping of 35 or so toxic cocktails into their kids' bodies by the time they're five years old. Gee, I wonder if there's any connection between some doctors, the stock they buy, the pharmaceutical companies, and the government agencies that push for vaccines? You bet there is.

While you're at it, pick up a copy of How to Raise a Healthy Child in Spite of Your Doctor. It's only $7.00, and you'll agree with the doctor who wrote it: parents, grandparents, and mother nature are the best medicine, not the all powerful and increasingly intrusive government.