PARENTS SAY NO TO FORCED VACCINATION OF CHILDREN 

The Commonwealth Government along with the State Governments, assisted with the support of the main stream media are carving the way forward for the Vaccination of Children aged 0 to 19 years.

The TGA has rushed its so called provisional approval of vaccinations and do not address the serious concerns that parents have surrounding the adverse reactions and injuries that children are suffering and experiencing.

The main stream media reports state that from recent polling, conducted apparently on approximately 1300 parents, shows that apparently half of the parents expressed their views of wanting to have their child vaccinated.

Our firm has been contacted by parents who had similar views to those above and are now living with the regret of seeing their child suffer from adverse reactions and injury. One child aged 12 has suffered neurological problems and has not been able to walk for more than 6 weeks and is wheel chair bound. Our list grows daily!

Parents signing this petition seek that there be no forced mandatory vaccination of children aged 0 to 19 and ask that proper trials be carried out before parents are encouraged to have their children vaccinated.

Spread this Petition far and wide all over Australia, let the Government and leaders know where you stand on this topic. Parents should be able to make their own informed decision and should be fully aware of the possible risks and side effects, both short term and long term,  when weighed up against the benefits, efficacy and effectiveness of having their child vaccinated.

To make it clear, we are not against vaccinations, people should have the right to choose and make their own informed decision. We are against people's rights to make such decisions being taken away from them. After all , this is/was Australia the best country in the world !

Parents with children that have suffered adverse reactions should also join our class action, there are NO COSTS for doing this, all we want to do is help the people and children of Australia,  www.callpeter.com.au