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Blacklisting and Censorship Violates Freedom of Thought, Speech and Conscience | Barbara Loe Fisher

This is a commentary about a special report I have researched and written on the systematic shaming and blaming of parents with vaccine-injured children and the silencing of my voice and information published by the charitable National Vaccine Information Center in the digital public square—both before and after the declaration of a coronavirus pandemic in 2020. I have submitted the report to the U.S. House Judiciary Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. Entitled “The Silencing of Barbara Loe Fisher and the National Vaccine Information Center in the Digital Public Square: A Violation of Thought, Speech and Conscience,” the report is anchored with more than 300 live-linked references. It contains information about the collaborative actions taken by government officials, political operatives, corporations, academic and financial institutions, media, philanthropic foundations and global governmental organizations to target, discredit, discriminate against and censor me and NVIC for our mission since 1982 to prevent vaccine injuries and deaths through public education and to defend the legal right of Americans to make voluntary decisions about vaccination without being coerced or sanctioned for the decision made.

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  1. jeopardy, any possible doubts, whether
    or not well founded, about the safety of
    the vaccine cannot be allowed to exist
    in view of the need to assure that the
    vaccine will continue to be used to the
    maximum extent consistent with the
    nation’s public health objectives.
    Accordingly, because of the importance
    of the vaccine and of maintaining public
    confidence in the immunization program
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    issue these amendments as a final rule
    effective immediately. The fact that the
    amendment relieves a restriction also
    justifies making the rule effective
    immediately.

    Federal Register / Vol. 49, No. 107 / Friday, June 1. 1984. polio vaccine

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