Pennsylvania Drafts 2009 Mandatory Vaccination, Gun Confiscation Law

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Drafted October 16, 2009
Pennsylvania House Bill 492

Here are a few excerpts from the draft:

Emergency Health Powers and Procedures – authorizes on the basis of one man’s opinion – the governor – forced medical examinations, forced isolations and quarantines, forced relocations, prohibitions of firearms, and forced vaccinations!
Forced Vaccinations – HB 492 – The General Assembly of Pennsylvania – Session of 2009 – Emergency Health Powers and Procedures – authorizes on the basis of one man’s opinion – the governor – forced medical examinations, forced isolations and quarantines, forced relocations, prohibitions of firearms, and forced vaccinations. See attached copy of legislation and please do not miss the following:
“The public health authority may, for such period as the state of public health emergency exists, compel a person to be vaccinated” – HB 492, Pg. 28, Line 29 to Pg. 29, Line 3
“A person who fails to comply with this section commits a misdemeanor of the third degree.” – HB 492, Pg. 29, Lines 20-21
“The public health authority shall have the power to enforce the provisions of this article through the imposition of fines and penalties, the issuance of orders and such other remedies as are provided by law.” – HB 492, Pg. 36, Lines 22-25
Based on the above, it appears that a patient who refuses vaccination may be incarcerated and fined under the above provisions. Further, scientific evidence is now clear that vaccines can and have done harm to the patient and have even caused death. If the vaccination actually harms the patient, government officials and health care providers are exempt from civil damages except in cases of gross negligence or willful misconduct, facts very difficult to prove.
“State immunity.-Neither the Commonwealth, its political subdivisions, nor, except in cases of gross negligence or willful misconduct, the Governor, the public health authority or any other State official referenced in this article shall be liable for the death of or any injury to persons or damage to property as a result of complying with or attempting to comply with this article or any rule or regulations promulgated pursuant to this article.” – HB 492, Pg. 38, Lines 5-12