The data continues to show that almost no one under 20 who is unvaccinated needs to fear the Rona. That did not prevent the Covid Cult from trying to put a needle in every student’s arm or from using scare tactics to get it done.
Related: “Vaccine Clinic” Table With Needles and Vials Left Unattended at Milton NH High School
“Public record emails show the Biden administration wanted to ‘leverage’ school sports and activities to coerce vaccination amongst students,” Megan Eileen noted. “… we have seen leveraging athletics and extracurriculars as a way to boost you vaccination as an effective tactic across the county.”
They used the threat of students missing games due to Covid-19 exposure and long quarantines:
“Sports and extracurriculars as an important factor for why young people should get vaccinated- they don’t want to jeopardize forfeiting games or missing performances and competitions.” pic.twitter.com/hak0SSIy6i
— Megan Eileen (@MegBeileen) October 5, 2022
To the best of my knowledge, there is no state-level direction in New Hampshire to apply this tactic, but that does not mean it did not happen or find its way into the inboxes or ears of administrators in COVID-Karen districts.
Getting the mRNA vaccination for COVID was heavily promoted with ad buys in the media and chatter from state and local officials.
My question to schools and, more specifically, parents – were kids in your district told they had to get The Jab™, or they’d miss band, Cheer, chorus, clubs, team events, or any other activity? Were any of them asked to talk to other students to encourage them to get The Jab™?
If the answer is yes, you might want to fire up a right-to-know request to the SAU or administrators in specific schools for emails related to vaccine clinics on public school property.
Related: 16-Year Old “Overdosed” with a Triple Shot of COVID Vaccine at Local School Clinic
The Jab™ has proven significantly more dangerous to kids than the virus it was purported to treat, so any failure to adequately provide informed consent before the injection of an emergency-use pharmaceutical in a minor – especially in these circumstances – might have legs.
I’m not a lawyer, and I don’t play one on the Internet, but if you had school board members or the administrators they hire and retain discussing this method of intimidation to unnecessarily innoculate students, it might not play well at re-election time.
HT | Becker News
