IRISH GOVERNMENT PLANS MANDATORY "SWINE FLU" JABS OR JAIL

IRISH GOVERNMENT PLANS MANDATORY "SWINE FLU" JABS OR JAIL

Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 September 2009 13:40
Tuesday, 15 September 2009 09:41



The Irish government plans to introduce compulsory "swine flu" vaccinations and is preparing to jail people if they refuse the jab.

The Irish Daily Sunday Star reports that the Irish health department is planning to activate provisions in the 1947 Health Act to enforce mandatory "swine flu" vaccinations.

Baxter, a company currently under investigation by the Austrian police for deliberately contaminating 72 kilos of vaccine material with the live bird flu virus in February, is to supply Ireland with the "swine flu" vaccines.



Here the article (click image for full size):









GET FLU JAB - OR BE JAILED

KEITH FALKINER



HSE may make vaccine compulsory for everyone

DEAD SERIOUS: Getting a flu jab



GOVERNMENT plans to introduce compulsory vaccinations for swine flu could see people JAILED if they refuse to take it.

Stringent pandemic laws open to the Department of Health allow it to enforce compulsory vaccinations against a serious outbreak of swine flu -- with stiff fines or a six-month stretch in prison for those who avoid taking the jab.

The Department of Health has said it is satisfied it can enact legislation provided in the 1947 Health Act - which include compulsory vaccinations quarantine and travel bans - to deal with a pandemic.

A HSE spokeswoman said: "The position is that the Department is satisfied that the provisions in 1947 Health Act for the control and management of infectious diseases, gives it sufficient powers to deal with a pandemic outbreak."

The Act also states that anyone who willfully obstructs the execution of a regulation - such as compulsory vaccination - shall be liable for conviction in court.

A source told Star Sunday that the Department of Health is on the verge of making the swine flu vaccine compulsory for everybody in the country next month.

The source said: "'They are seriously considering making the vaccination compulsory as it could be the on way to make it work."

Swine flu is already starting to spread in Ireland with confirmed cases found at three separate schools. A total of 91 people havebeen hospitalised with the virus.

Pandemic

Pharmacists across Ireland are currently in training so that they can administer the vaccine once the first batches become available.

But the Government could be hit with massive compensation claims if those forced to get the vaccination have bad reactions to it.

The Department of Health has said the State will pay any compensation claims against the drug companies supplying swine flu vaccines to Ireland, including Baxter International, which has previously been associated with two deadly scandals.

The first occurred in the 1980s when haemophiliac components were contaminated with HIV and injected into tens of thousands of people, including children.

The second event occurred more recently in February this year, when Baxter released a seasonal flu vaccine containing the bird flu virus, which could have produced a real world pandemic.

However, health officials have said that no significant adverse reactions to the vaccine, are expected and nobody would be offered the jab if the risk outweighed the benefit.







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alan 2009-09-15 10:40:35

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Are we going to see masses of western citizens seeking refuge in eastern countries to avoid genocid and enslavement by the western fashist eugenic dictatorship, or are we going to overthrow the tyrannts? All we really had to do, was to take the few hundred (or even less) tyrannts of the Rockefeller & Rothschild familys for ransom.

History will repeat itself. Folks toppled bad kings troughout history many times. It's time again.
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Paul Byrne 2009-09-15 12:18:16

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The country is already in upheaval over an endless line of government failures, scandals, crimes, incompetence, cutbacks and arrogance.
The farmers were out the other day, the OAPs were out not long ago, protesters are out over NAMA, SNIP, Lisbon.
The country is furious. How dare they presume to enforce mandatory vaccinations for a flu milder than the regular flu, from vaccine makers guilty of repeatedly contaminating vaccines deliberately. Baxter have had their contract with the Czech Republic canceled after being unable to guarantee the safety of the vaccine. And we Irish are to take vaccine from them???
NO WAY!
Whats it going to take to get the Irish to do what every other Irish Generation before them have done, preserve their country, their race and their dignity.
We've got a week or two to decide, lie down and let them murder us or KICK THE BUMS OUT.
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Sensationalized News
Matt 2009-09-15 12:34:07

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I checked this out, and the newspaper Sunday Star (part of Irish Daily Star) can scarcely be viewed as a serious newspaper. Check out their website, http://www.thestar.ie/

Also note that the article is mostly speculative and never gives hard information like source names. This article should never be regarded as "news" that the Irish government "will" do forced vaccinations. Therefore the article title on this website is misleading and should be changed.
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Paul Byrne 2009-09-15 13:14:28

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Fair point, Its the star so who knows how true it is, but its getting the idea out there that a mandatory vaccine is possibly coming. When you add that to the fact that many European countries have made it mandatory, and the US can, then its not so far fetched, and is actually more likely than not.
even if it doesn't come to mandatory vaccines, nobody should be getting this vaccine as the suppliers are guilty of contaminating vaccines already, as covered in the Star article. the Irish government even considering these vaccines, buying them, is absolutely unacceptable. The Czech Republic canceled Baxters contract to supply vaccines after Baxter failed to assure them they were going to be safe. These are the same vaccines which the Irish deem ok to use? And they guarantee compensation with what money exactly? Are they going to take more off the farmers to cover it? More tax? How?
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