Matt Houser, MBA  |  Recruiter Consultant
(214) 442-4276 |  mhouser@deltalocums.com

On 12/23/09 we learned that nearly 5 million doses of nasal spray (swine flu) vaccine had been recalled because they lose potency over time.  With this issue it is necessary to question the credibility of the vaccine and the manufacturer (MedImmune).  Also, where do rights the rights of citizens in their choice not to be vaccinated take precedent over a company, government or other entity that wants to require vaccinations?  Are we really being provided accurate information from a manufacturer that can’t even get its shelf life accurate, necessitating a mass recall?  Is the vaccine even strong enough to do what it claims?  Is the manufacturer just covering its own self interest?  Some groups want to make the vaccine mandatory for US citizens.  We should ask, is this necessary and is it a violation of our rights?
 
If we search “mandatory swine flu vaccinations” on yahoo or google, a disturbing amount of hits appear describing entities that want mandatory vaccinations.
This is a violation of rights, and other major countries such as Canada have struck down mandatory vaccinations.
Below is an example of this one such instance of the many internet hits.  
 
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/25/AR2009092503854.html
 
Here are some basics about the swine flu vaccine and why it should not be mandatory:

• Scientific data suggests the vaccination is not as safe or effective as we are told.  The vaccine is not PROVEN safe or effective, and infections have occurred as a result of vaccinations.
• Secondary transmission of a live virus vaccine, may actually increase transmission of the virus.  It has 2.3 times more genetic mutability and added adjuvant toxicity than a natural virus because it includes Squalene, which has proven autoimmune and inflammatory effects.
• Based on scientific evidence, mass mandatory vaccinations with a highly mutable live virus could actually activate a real and lethal pandemic rather than prevent it.  
• Analysis from the British Medical Journal article titled, Influenza Vaccination: Policy Versus Evidence, presents evidence from a systematic review based on a metaanalysis of all the research that shows inactivated vaccines have little or no effect on preventing or minimizing the flu.
• Inconclusive scientific data as to the vaccines effectiveness is one reason the Canadian government chose to stop debate on making the swine flu vaccine mandatory.  All people still have a right, whether religious, constitutional  or medical, not to be vaccinated against their will.