(NaturalNews) If you thought the so-called "great state" of Texas was a bastion of freedom, liberty, and minimal government intrusion, think again. Efforts are currently in the works in the form of two new Senate bills to seize parental sovereignty rights and allow minors living in the Lone Star State to consent to vaccinations.
Senate Bill 63, entitled "Relating to consent to the immunization of certain children," would allow minors to consent to vaccinations without their parents' permission, violating existing Texas statutes that prohibit such action. Sponsored by Senator Jane Nelson, a Republican from Texas' District 12 near Dallas, S.B. 63 is a direct affront to the rights of parents to govern the vaccination choices of their children.
"Claiming a child can consent to receiving these chemicals is the same as claiming a child can consent to having sex or doing drugs," writes Melissa Melton for
InfoWars.com about S.B. 63. "Texas statute 22.011 states, 'Sexual assault for anyone to intentionally or knowingly penetrate a person under age 17, other than his spouse,' unless the person is withing three years of age from a child of at least 14; anyone convicted stands to serve between two and 20 years in prison."
Jabbing a vaccine needle into the arm of a child, of course, is technically a form of non-consensual penetration, by definition. So in essence, Sen. Nelson's proposal to allow young children, who happen to be very easily influenced by adults, to consent to potentially deadly vaccines is a type of both sexual and medical assault by the state.
It all conveniently aligns with the United Nations' infamous
Declaration of the Rights of the Child, which basically declares that governments have more power over
children than children's own parents. Part of this sinister declaration, which is the driving force behind S.B. 63, claims that children can decide for themselves the chemicals they do or do not want injected into their bodies in the name of disease prevention. (
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Corrupt Texas politicians also pushing bill to force daycare workers to be vaccinated
As if this was not disturbing enough, Sen. Nelson, with the help of Democrat cosponsor Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr., has also introduced S.B. 64, entitled "Relating to a policy on vaccine-preventable diseases for licensed child-care facilities." If passed, S.B. 64 would require that all child-care facility workers be vaccinated in accordance with the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)'s current
vaccination recommendations, which is the most convoluted in the world.
According to the latest text of S.B. 64, all child-care facilities would be required to establish a vaccination protocol for each worker based on the "level of risk the employee presents to children." Similar to the forced-vaccination policies of many healthcare facilities in the U.S., child-care facilities in
Texas would be required to keep a record of each workers' vaccination status, and enforce alternate "protective" measures like wearing masks and gloves at all times for those workers who exempt themselves from the requirement.
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You can contact Sen. Jane Nelson and express your thoughts about her evil vaccination schemes at:
P.O. Box 12068
Capitol Station
Austin, Texas 78711
(512) 463-0112
fax: (512) 463-0923
1235 S. Main Street, Suite 280
Grapevine, Texas 76051
(817) 424-3446
fax: (817) 488-6648
You can contact Sen. Eddie Lucio Jr. to express your thoughts at:
P.O. Box 12068
Capitol Station
Austin, Texas 78711
(512) 463-0127
fax: (512) 463-0061
7 North Park Plaza
Brownsville, Texas 78521
(956) 548-0227
fax: (956) 548-0440
Also, be sure to check out the work of
ParentalRights.org, which is working to block U.N.-backed efforts to eliminate parental sovereignty over children:
http://www.parentalrights.org/Sources for this article include:http://www.infowars.comhttp://openstates.org/tx/bills/83/SB63/http://openstates.org/tx/bills/83/SB64/
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