Ontario proposal would force parents of unvaccinated children into re-education camps featuring government vaccine propaganda

Wednesday, May 25, 2016 by: Daniel Barker
Tags: vaccine re-education camps, parents against vaccines for kids, Ontario

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(NaturalNews) Canada's Ontario province is proposing new amendments to its "Immunization of School Pupils Act," which would require parents to submit to "education sessions" before being allowed to obtain exemption status from having their children vaccinated.

Canada, along with the United States and Australia, has become increasingly authoritarian in its stance towards vaccination, and the new proposals signal an even more heavy-handed approach that strays into dangerous territory in terms of infringement of personal liberties.

From Activist Post:

"Ontario holds Canada's highest population and has long been setting vaccine standards which have been trending toward authoritarian. Its new Immunization 2020 initiative seeks to build upon decades-old policies requiring by law that students be vaccinated in order to attend school, as well as children attending licensed daycare centers.

"From there, Ontario became a leader in all of North America at creating a centralized framework for promoting free vaccination and the creation of a database called 'Panorama,' which could 'more effectively track and analyze immunization coverage rates for school-aged children.' Admittedly, this was 'a critical step in laying the groundwork for a provincial immunization registry for all Ontarians.'

"However, despite the massive public funding that has built this system, Ontario is still displeased, and appears to be taking even stronger measures to target compliance for those who remain unconvinced of the touted benefits. In fact, their first bullet point covering the 'pressures' to their 2020 initiative reveals a strange dichotomy given the massively increased exposure the public has had to the official message: 'Changing public attitudes and greater hesitancy about vaccines.'"

In other words, the government admits that "attitudes" are changing as the public gains a better awareness of the dangers associated with vaccines, but believes that members of the public do not have the ability – or the right – to make up their own minds based on their own research.

A 'creepy scheme'

As the Activist Post article notes, "anything that even hints at such an ideology needs to be resisted on principle alone."

Others agree that the new proposals are a threat to a free society. Joshua Krause of The Daily Sheeple called the new proposals a "creepy scheme to gain compliance from parents" who are skeptical about having their children vaccinated:

"Parents will have to be sufficiently 'reeducated' before they receive a vaccine exemption for their children. They have to jump through hoops and be treated like ignorant simpletons if they want to reclaim their parental rights. Apparently, parents can't be trusted to educate themselves. Only the government's big pharma course can be true, and everything else is pseudo-science."

20 Percent of Canadians are 'hesitant' about vaccines

Up to 20 percent of Canadians are "hesitant" about vaccines, according to the Canadian Paediatric Society (CPS), and for good reason – in the United States alone, there are thousands of severe vaccine reactions reported every year.

Between 1989 and 2013, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims paid out more than $2.5 billion in damages for vaccine injury – and that's for the relatively few cases it didn't throw out.

From another Activist Post article:

"The period covers fiscal years (FY) 1989 to FY 2013. There were 3,387 compensable claims—meaning those claims that received compensation or money, and 9,651 claims that were dismissed, an awful miscarriage of the original intent of the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program created by Congress and Public Law 99-660, in this writer's opinion."

But, instead of encouraging an open debate, governments simply repeat the Big Pharma/medical mainstream mantra that vaccines are safe and effective, while doing their best to silence any voices that dare to raise questions.

Sources include:

ActivistPost.com

TheDailySheeple.com

ActivistPost.com

Science.NaturalNews.com