UK government threatens to cut funding to hospitals that refuse to force vaccines on staff

UK government threatens to cut funding to hospitals that refuse to force vaccines on staff



(NaturalNews) The cult of vaccination has stooped to depraved new lows in the United Kingdom, where government officials are now threatening to cut funding to hospitals that refuse to force their staffs to get vaccinated for the flu. As reported by the UK's MK News, struggling government-run hospitals all across the country are being incentivized to have their faculties flu jabbed in exchange for much-needed funding as part of an evil blackmailing campaign that both politicizes and jeopardizes public health for corporate gain.

A foretelling of the type of control the U.S. federal government will have over personal health choices following the full implementation of Obamacare, UK authorities are basically demanding that hospitals achieve at least a 75 percent compliance rate for the seasonal flu shot in order to obtain operating funds. If hospitals fail to achieve this rate, they face not receiving funding both this year and next, which will put taxpaying patients at risk of not being able to receive needed services and care.

According to MK News, less than half of the National Health Service's (NHS) roughly 1.4 million member workforce currently receives an annual flu vaccine. At some NHS hospitals, it is less than 20 percent, or one in five employees, that receives the jab. In other words, the vast majority of educated hospital staff in the UK simply do not want to risk their own health by taking a vaccine that is both ineffective and potentially dangerous, having never been proven to prevent the flu.

But the UK government, which is in bed with the vaccine industry, sees things much differently. Just like in the U.S., British officials have decided to endlessly repeat the same tired lies about flu vaccines, claiming they protect patients against disease when staff members get vaccinated, in an attempt to coerce compliance. And now, it is actually threatening to hold hospital funding as a ransom to extort vaccine conformity.

"Knowing that many hospitals are struggling financially, the government has decided to turn [its] hand to bribery by offering extra cash to financially dependent hospitals, on the proviso that they vaccinate all their staff with this year's flu vaccine," writes Christina England for VacTruth.com about the new program. "[A]ny hospital failing to meet this year's flu vaccination target will not only fail to receive this year's extra funding, but will also lose out next year as well."

Flu vaccines put patients at higher risk by exposing them to live viruses
The irony in all this is that flu vaccines, and particularly nasal flu "mist" vaccines like FluMist, actually put patients at a higher risk of infection due to virus shedding. The package insert for FluMist clearly states that the nasal vaccine contains the attenuated live virus, which has the potential for transmission to immunocompromised individuals, such as those under supervised care at hospitals.

You can read the package insert for yourself at the following link:
http://www.medimmune.com.

Then there is the issue of flu vaccines potentially causing death in those that receive them, a fact that was confirmed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in a Vital Statistics Report released back in the early 2000s. According to the data, once young children were added to the recommended lineup for flu shots, the death rate from flu shots jumped nearly fourfold, illustrating just how "safe" this common vaccine truly is.

"Nurses have always been thought of as natural born carers. To force them to have vaccinations by dangling a nice juicy carrot in front of them with a vaccine syringe on the end and saying that their patients will suffer if they do not have the vaccination is pure evil," concludes England. "This is nothing short of emotional blackmail."

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http://www.naturalnews.com/042422_UK_government_hospital_funding_mandatory_vaccinations.html