CDC Votes 15-0 to Require COVID Vaccine for Children’s Immunization Schedule

October 19, 2022

The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices would be voting today on whether or not to include the COVID-19 vaccine as part of the schedule for students attending public schools. Today, it passed. They voted 15-0. Without objection.

COVID 19 was reportedly responsible for 1,304 deaths from individuals 0-17 years of age according to Statista.com. This accounts for 00.1% of ALL COVID deaths in the United States. It’s worth noting that 0-17 is a sample size double the other groups which are spread out among 9 year increments.

It’s also worth noting that is 00.1% of deaths, not cases. Also according to Statista, the US has reported 15.2 million cases in children under 18. This would suggest a mortality rate of 00.0085% amongst 0-17 year old children.

Despite this, the CDC voted unanimously today to implement vaccine mandates for children to go to school. Again: the ones who voted to force your children to be the subject of this experiment were not themselves voted in to their position by the People of the United States.

There are still no long term side effect studies. There is no FDA approved COVID vaccine available in the United States. The most recent vaccine booster was tested on just 8 mice. All of them reportedly caught COVID. Below is the most recent data collected by VAERS, the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System, which is claimed to about 1 to 10% of actual events. These numbers are exponentially larger from the 2 years of COVID vaccines than all other vaccine injuries reported. Combined.

Meanwhile, in New York, they are running PSA commercials urging parents to check their kids for myocarditis, a side effect reported from the vaccine. The Gateway Pundit has documented people that are suddenly dying. More young athletes have died in the last 18 months than the last 40 years. The surging number in cases of myocarditis. 17 year olds finding 6 foot long. And we still don’t even know the long term effects.