MEDICAL POLICE STATE is here: New York county bans unvaccinated people from all public spaces… “imprisons” those who refuse to take dangerous injections
by: Isabelle Z.
NaturalNews.com
Friday, March 29, 2019
Government officials exploiting disease outbreaks to scare people into getting profitable vaccines is nothing new, but it has taken on a very concerning twist in New York this week. Rockland County has just declared a state of emergency, taking the opportunity to ban unvaccinated children from going to public places as a measles outbreak there enters its 26th week.
As of midnight on Wednesday, anyone under the age of 18 who hasn’t been vaccinated against measles will not be allowed in public places. The ban, which will expire in 30 days, won’t apply to those who have documented medical reasons for not getting the vaccine. Parents have said they were given just 12 hours’ notice before the ban went in to effect, leaving very little time for planning their response.
Previously, officials had told unvaccinated students to stay home from school. The parents of 44 students at Green Meadow Waldorf School sued Rockland county earlier this month to challenge an order barring unvaccinated kids from attending school; a judge denied their temporary injunction request.
The outbreak, which has mostly impacted observant Jewish neighborhoods, reportedly began when a person visiting Israel became infected and returned with the disease.
It’s not very clear how it will be enforced, but a Rockland County representative says that when investigating where and when an infected person was exposed, people identified as being unvaccinated in public places will be referred to the district attorney.
Essentially, those who don’t wish to subject their children to the risks of vaccines are now going to be prisoners in their own homes. Violating the ban could lead to a fine of $500 and/or six months in jail, a steep price to pay for protecting your child’s health.
This is about as close to forced vaccination as you can get. Public places have been defined in this case as anywhere that more than 10 people are intended to congregate. These people will not be able to go to school, use public transport, go shopping, or eat in restaurants. It’s just a matter of time before the ban extends to adults, who wouldn’t be allowed to go to work. Of course, polling places are also public spaces, so those who don’t vaccinate would have a harder time voting as well.
Measles hype overblown
If the vaccine is so effective, why is there so much fear among the vaccinated of being around people who haven’t gotten it and aren’t infected with measles? In fact, the nonvaccinated should be afraid to be around those who have responded to this madness by getting the shot as they can shed the virus for weeks or even months afterward.
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