CDC Votes on C-19 Vaccines in the Childhood Immunization Schedule
Why the C-19 vaccine should not be added to the immunization schedule
As the CDC prepares to vote on whether to include the Covid-19 vaccine in the childhood immunization schedule, it is important that we take into account a number of critical issues:
There’s no scientific or medical imperative to recommend this vaccine en masse
There are no long term safety studies for the vaccine
It places an enormous burden on states to adopt it
It will destroy public trust, earned over the last 50 years, in the existing vaccine schedule
The vaccine was just approved for inclusion in the “"Vaccines for Kids" program thus ensuring accessibility for any children that want or need it
Most of you already know that children are not particularly at risk for severe illness from Covid-19, so there is very limited benefit in terms of protection.
Also, vaccine makers recently revealed that vaccines do not prevent the spread of transmission so there is also no societal benefit from vaccinating children.
Finally, these vaccines have not been studied long term and serious side effects like myocarditis have already been documented.
So there is clearly no rush for this vaccine to be incorporated into any childhood vaccine schedule.
This is clear to anybody that is paying the slightest bit of attention.
But the CDC will then try to convince you that it’s not a big deal because inclusion in the schedule does not mean that it is mandated…that can only occur at the state level!
In this one tweet, the CDC tries to absolve itself of any possible responsibility for the vaccine being mandated.
But that’s incredibly misleading.
As we saw during the Covid-19 pandemic, CDC “guidance” was frequently used to justify mandates. Then there’s also the risk of liability if you don’t follow the CDC “guidelines”.
The CDC and states can then engage in a game of responsibility ping-pong where either sides lays the blame on the other, but the outcome is still the same: mandates.
There is no doubt that some states will move quickly to mandate C-19 vaccines for all children because in many areas the pandemic has become a political issue, more than a health crisis.
It’s why the CDC plays such an important role.
The CDC has the responsibility to offer the best possible scientific and medical guidance because no state has the same staff, experts or resources to legitimately claim to know better.
But possibly the greatest damage will be caused by what this decision does to public trust about the current immunization schedule.
The CDC has spent over 50 years building confidence in the traditional schedule (e.g.: measle, mumps, rubella, polio…etc). With confidence in public health already in tatters after the controversial pandemic measures, adding the C-19 vaccine to the traditional schedule would severly erode public trust in these vaccines.
Most people already know or believe that the vaccine doesn’t make sense for children, so if it is included then what does this say about the other vaccines? How can those also be trusted? It will open up a pandora’s box of vaccine skepticism.
And let’s not conflate being included in the vaccine schedule with having access to the vaccine. The C-19 vaccine was just included in the CDC’s “Vaccines for Kids” program (not to be confused with schedule) thus ensuring that it is available free of charge to any child that wants or needs it.
I’ve lost faith in the CDC and public health which is why I don’t expect them to do the right thing and will probably add it to the childhood vaccine schedule…but who knows?
Update: it passed 15-0
Fuck those corrupt assholes.
Looking at the US vaccination schedule compared to Europe's, there seems to be about 50% more vaccines. And probably more than when I was a kid.
So that leads me to the conclusion that the extra 50% aren't actually necessary.
And if those aren't necessary, are all the ones in Europe necessary? Are kids actually at risk of catching hepatitis?
They will add it to schedule. It is the only way to ensure liability protection for "vaccine" makers the EUA is almost done. Sad.