Most people can now clearly see that the measles cases in Disneyland were a first-class propaganda con game, brilliantly played out by the pharmaceutical industry to ensure profitable cradle-to-crave control of our bodies.

It’s interesting to note that many of the same people staking out abortion rights using “my body, my choice” reasoning are simultaneously contradicting themselves when it comes to laws removing choices about use of pharmaceuticals like vaccines.

They cite the supposed threat that people refusing to government recommended vaccines pose a danger to society.

In their eyes, we’re all pharmaceutically deficient and must be forced to get lots of vaccines or be punished and segregated.

Now that discrimination against healthy unvaccinated children is legal in West Virginia, Mississippi, and most recently, California, where unvaccinated children are being denied the civil right to get a school education, one might ask, “Why are those sick with infectious diseases not being segregated and prevented from participating in society?”

If a healthy, unvaccinated child not infected with hepatitis B is too much of a threat to other children to attend public or private school, then why are children who are infected with hepatitis B (or other infectious diseases like HIV) also not barred from attending school?

It is illogical for the state to pass laws unfairly punishing healthy unvaccinated children by preventing them from getting a school education, and punishing unvaccinated adults by preventing them from being employed as health or child care workers while millions of children and adults infected with hepatitis B and C, HIV, syphilis and gonorrhea and other transmittable infectious diseases are allowed to go to school and be employed without facing similar discrimination and segregation from society.

If there’s any upside to the outrageous forced vaccination bill debacle that we have witnessed in California this year, it is that people are starting to see that the slippery slope into medical tyranny in America has been generously greased with pharmaceutical money.

It has also awakened many more people to the reality that defending our human and civil rights — loudly, and vigorously — has become imperative, as California lawmakers followed the money rather than their constituents, who showed up by the thousands in protest against SB 277.

Drug Companies Donated Millions to California Lawmakers

The new law (SB 277), signed by Governor Jerry Brown on June 29, 2015, denies parents in California the legal right to file a personal belief exemption to vaccination for religious and conscientious beliefs so their children can attend school.

While the medical exemption still exists, it’s an exemption that doctors deny to 99.99 percent of children under very narrow federal guidelines, so the law very effectively eliminates parent’s ability to make informed vaccine choices for their kids.

Parents in California, who refuse to give their school-aged children dozens of doses of the 10 federally recommended vaccines now mandated in the state, only have only one option left and that is to homeschool.

While this may be a hidden silver lining that might lead to a generation of more well-educated, well-adjusted children, homeschooling is not financially feasible for every family and not all parents have the educational background to homeschool their children, even if they wanted to do that.

What this means is that, if you reside in California and cannot afford to homeschool or move out of state, you are being forced to play vaccine roulette with your child’s health because truancy — failing to provide your child with compulsory education — is also a crime, punishable with fines and imprisonment under California law.
Why such heavy-handedness?

As reported by The Sacramento Bee, the pharmaceutical industry donated more than $2 million to California lawmakers who, in turn, decided to gut the human right to informed consent to medical risk taking and the civil right to a school education.