NO To Mass Vaccination Of Children
Against Papillomaviruses Petition
29 September 2014: IPSN, the Institute for the Protection of
Natural Health (Institut pour la Protection de la Santé Naturelle), based in
Brussels, in conjunction with French oncologist and surgeon Professor Henri
Joyeux, launched a French petition against the HPV vaccines Gardasil and
Cervarix.
The
petition is already doing quite well with over 316,000 signatures (and
steadily rising) in a little over a week. Originally, the goal was to reach
500,000 signatures then submit the petition to government authorities in
France.
However, interest in this petition has expanded to other
countries where medical professionals, scientists and medical consumers are
also seriously questioning the sanity of universal HPV vaccination programs.
HPV vaccines are an issue without borders
Due to so many requests from people outside France who wished
to sign the petition, Professor Joyeux and the Institute for the Protection
of Natural Health have agreed to open their petition to every country in the
world. Please consider demonstrating your solidarity with the people of
France by adding your signature to this petition.
If you have already decided HPV vaccines are of questionable
value please sign the petition here.
You need only fill in 4 boxes: your first name, last
name, postal code (if you do not live in France, please add the two letter
abbreviation for your country before the postal code, eg. GB for the UK, DE
for Germany, US for the United States, etc…) and your email address.
The boxes to tick after that are to indicate: 1) whether you
want to be kept informed (in French of course) of petition progress and 2)
whether you would like information (in French) on natural health. Once you
have done this, simply click on the green box to submit your signature.
If you have not decided please read the text of the
video by Professor Joyeux:
The organizers of this petition understand that HPV vaccines have
not been proven to be safe, affordable, necessary or effective. Professor
Joyeux explains exactly why in the video text below. The video is in French
and can be accessed at the end of this article. Helen Kimball-Brooke has
kindly provided the English translation of the content.
Video Content:
Good morning. This is Professor Henri Joyeux, French
oncologist and surgeon. I am writing to you because the French High
Council for Public Health has recently published a report recommending first
of all:
§ that
there be widespread administration of the HPV (Human Papillomavirus) vaccine
in French schools, in an attempt to fight cervical cancer and other
sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs), and also
§ that
the starting age for vaccination of both girls and little boys be lowered to
9.
However, just like any medicine prescribed to a person in good
health and even more so to children, the two current HPV vaccines, Gardasil® and
Cervarix® bring with them the risk of serious adverse
effects.
In addition, the authorities fail to mention to us that the
protection against cervical cancer conferred by these vaccines is not
100%. In fact, protection from Gardasil® and Cervarix® is no more
than 70%, leaving 30% risk of cancer.
Even if we could be certain of their effectiveness, these
anti-viral vaccines should really only be administered to high-risk
populations.
The HPV virus is transmitted primarily through sexual
relations. Do not allow the authorities to apply an inappropriate
health measure to your children!
Sign our petition demanding a moratorium on these vaccines which
should not be imposed in our schools without providing prior comprehensive
and transparent information to the parents.
There are very good reasons to be deeply concerned about this
campaign. According to Professor Guy Vallancien (a supporter of this
vaccine), urologist, head of department at the Institut Montsouris in
Paris and member of the French National Academy of Medicine,
“Analysis
of the pharmacovigilance data for this vaccine revealed 26,675 serious
adverse effects, 113 of which were cases of multiple sclerosis.
In France
alone, 435 cases of serious adverse
effects, including 135 autoimmune diseases, 15 of
which were cases of multiple sclerosis, have been reported to the
national network of regional pharmacovigilance centres and the vaccine
manufacturer.”
Many of these young schoolgirls, now disabled for life,
were unnecessarily vaccinated with Gardasil when they were
not in any way part of the high-risk population.
Sign the petition to protect your child from the same fate.
In Austria, following the death of a young woman vaccinated
with Gardasil, a report was published indicating that the long-term
effectiveness of such a vaccination would be “totally negligible”. The
Austrian Health Minister, Dr. Andrea Kdolsky, then decided to
withdraw HPV vaccines from the official schedule, to stop reimbursing
them and to encourage regular Pap smear screening instead.
On the 24th of January 2008, the European
Medicines Agency (EMEA) announced that some women previously vaccinated with
Gardasil had died. It is therefore beyond imprudent to
want to vaccinate all children, across the board, against HPV: it is
totally irresponsible.
Sign our petition urgently.
As early as February 2007, interviews aired on American
television reported serious complications, told the tragic stories of living
Gardasil victims and showed photos of young women who had died following
vaccination with Gardasil.
In 2013, the Japanese authorities decided to stop
recommending this vaccine.
In France, a lawsuit was filed against
Sanofi, the manufacturer of the vaccine, by young Océane Bourguignon and
other young girls. They all suffered extremely serious brain
and spinal cord damage after being vaccinated with Gardasil.
“We do not
yet know its effectiveness. We do not yet know the risks” warned Dr.
Jean-Paul Hamon, chair of the French Doctors Association, on French TV
channel TF1.
Video clip: “We do not yet know its effectiveness. We do
not yet know the risks.
The only safe and effective method is Pap smear
screening. And now we prefer to invest €300M into something whose
effectiveness and risks we don’t yet know.”
This is 100% true. If you or your child thinks that you
may be infected with HPV, go to your doctor and get a smear test. If
precancerous lesions are found, they can definitely be treated.
But above all, no vaccine! It could even increase your risks of
getting cancer.
Two analyses of the vaccine’s impact on women already infected
with HPV before they were vaccinated revealed an increase in the
number of high-grade precancerous cervical lesions in
the Gardasil® group compared with the unvaccinated placebo
group. Fortunately, the difference was not significant but this proves
that in any case, the vaccine is useless if you are already infected,
which is not surprising.
The worst however is that the long-term effectiveness of the
vaccine, even in persons not infected at the time of vaccination,
is unknown. The French High Health Authority itself
writes as follows on Gardasil®:
“The
effectiveness of HPV vaccination on the incidence of cancerous lesions in the
genital area can only be established retrospectively after a number
of years because these pathologies develop very slowly.”
Do you want your children to be Guinea pigs?
It is therefore totally premature and potentially dangerous to impose a
widespread vaccination campaign in French schools, especially when the
recipients are young and very vulnerable children.
This is what the experts are saying: Abby Lippman,
epidemiologist at McGill University in Canada and specialist in women’s
health:
“Neither
Gardasil® nor its competitor Cervarix® has yet
demonstrated its effectiveness in preventing cervical cancer.
According to these specialists, “we do not yet know if the vaccine will
result in a reduction in the number of cancer cases.”
According to Lucija Tomljenovic, research
scientist working on the neurotoxic effects of vaccine adjuvants at the
University of British Columbia in Canada,
“The
vaccine is no more effective than other methods of
prevention but carries far greater risks.”
Not only can it cause accidents but widespread
vaccination of young girls may result in a drop in Pap smear
screening which we know can save lives. Certain
women will think “I am vaccinated, I am protected” which is in fact scientifically
false.
This is why in March 2014, more than 700 French doctors signed
a petition demanding a Parliamentary Committee of Enquiry into
this vaccine. One of them was pulmonologist Dr. Irène Frachon,
courageous revealer of the Mediator scandal. These doctors have already
instilled fear in the government.
Now it is families who are trembling with fear for their
children. It is now our turn
to triumph by making this message go viral and gathering
millions of grassroots signatures on this petition.
Of course the Big Pharma lobbies will put up a serious
fight. We know them well with their enormous advertising
resources. France represents a massive market for them every
year. The vaccine manufacturers will pull out all the stops to
make us think that their products are safe… grinning all the way to the bank.
 But our children’s lives are worth more than their profits!
Why should your children run even the slightest risk when
this disease is easily detectable and curable with regular screening by a
gynecologist? They shouldn’t!
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With the Institut pour la Protection de la Santé
Naturelle (Institute for the Protection of Natural Health), we can
be millions to say NO TO THESE VACCINES in
our schools, NO to vaccinating 9-year-old children with a
product which may not be effective and is potentially dangerous, even deadly.
If millions of us sign, the authorities won’t be able to ignore
us, but to reach this figure, each of us must sign this petition
immediately and circulate this appeal as far and as wide as
possible.
Dr. Bérangère Arnal, OB-GYN and mother of 13-year-old Eve, has
stated that her daughter will not receive the HPV vaccine but
will be informed and regularly screened if
necessary. This is the advice I give to all families.
In high-risk populations, regular Pap smear tests
every three years has resulted in a 70% reduction in
the cervical cancer mortality rate, but this information is concealed from
the general public.
We do not agree with these objectives which we deem to be “false
public health”. We can make them withdraw this
plan by saying NO to this abuse, along with millions of
others. But to achieve this, every responsible French
citizen must circulate this petition as far and as wide as possible.
I am therefore counting on all of you to sign
the petition and to send it as soon as possible to all of
your contacts.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart,
in the name of our children’s health.
Professor Henri Joyeux.
Institut Pour La Protection de la Santé Naturelle
The right to alternative treatment
NO to widespread vaccination of children against HPV
Petition
For the attention of:
The President of the French Republic,
The French Minister of Health and Social Affairs,
And the French Minister of National Education
Mr. President, Mme Health and Social Affairs Minister, Mme.
National Education Minister,
On the 15th of September 2014, the French High
Council for Public Health published a statement recommending that:
§ HPV
(human papillomavirus) vaccination should be introduced in French schools in
an attempt to prevent cervical cancer and other sexually-transmitted
diseases;
§ If
necessary, the starting age for vaccination of both young girls and young
boys would be lowered to 9.
This plan has aroused very deep concern in the French people
and the medical profession.
There are a very large number of us who fear that our schools
are being used as a front for a widespread HPV vaccination campaign targeting
our children, without providing families transparent information on the
effectiveness and risks of this vaccine and without allowing them to consider
the pros and cons.
May we remind you that the analysis of pharmacovigilance data
revealed 26,675 cases of serious adverse effects connected with these
vaccines, including 113 cases of multiple sclerosis.
May we also remind you that the only method which has been
proven to prevent cervical cancer is the Pap smear. If precancerous
lesions are found, they can then be treated.
The vaccine however does not confer 100% protection, far from
it. All medical sources concur on this point. It is a very
dangerous situation if vaccinated individuals go off thinking that they are
fully protected.
We the undersigned therefore demand that the plan for
widespread HPV vaccination in French schools be stopped:
§ Until
reasonable vaccine effectiveness has been proven;
§ Until
we are aware of and can control all the adverse effects of these vaccines;
§ Until
we can be assured that such widespread vaccination will not cause a drop in
Pap smear screening, the only proven method of preventing cervical cancer.
This is the only way to protect a large number of children
from unnecessary accidents and considerable suffering. You will also be
making a step towards maintaining the trust of parents and keeping necessary
peace in our schools.
Yours sincerely,
Number of Signatures
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Thursday, October 9, 2014
NO To Mass Vaccination Of Children Against Papillomaviruses Petition
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