Fascist UN Tracking Anti-Vaccine Sentiment

Friday, August 30th, 2013.

http://www.zengardner.com/fascist-un-tracking-anti-vaccine-sentiment/

[This is a good sign! I'm proud to be on this list below of the "'anti-vaccine influencers' shaping the online conversation"! It's the hit dogs that howl and now they're showing their fascist hand by surveilling and defaming those exposing their tainted vaccine eugenics agenda. Never mind the overt surveillance admission their data openly admits, the worst part of this is the arrogance of even formulating something like this, as if there's no room for debate, protest or even free choice. But that's agenda 21 in a nutshell.

Draw your line in the sand now if you haven't already, folks. The battle in on. Love, Zen]

Cover page of the UNICEF report.

by Sayer Ji, Founder

GreenMedInfo

A stunning new report reveals that the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has been monitoring independent health sites and their users in an attempt to identify ‘anti-vaccine influencers’ and their effect on lackluster vaccine uptake.

A newly fashioned United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) working paper tracking “the rise of online anti-vaccination sentiments in Central and Eastern Europe” identifies independent health websites, including GreenMedInfo.com, Mercola.com, NaturalNews.com and VacTruth.com, as contributing to lackluster vaccine uptake.

The UNICEF report, titled “Tracking anti-vaccination sentiment in Eastern European social medi...,” obtained data using “state-of-the-art social medial monitoring tools,” and confirmed that parents are using social media networks to decide whether to vaccinate their children.

Tracking anti vaccine-sentiment in Eastern European social media ne... from UNICEF CEECIS

The 47-page report attempts to answer the following questions:

Why parents are refusing vaccination?
What are the concerns about vaccines?
What are their ideals/perceptions?
Who is influencing the discussion?
Which networks are being used?
Where are they located?
How to respond?

Opening with the Mark Twain quote: “A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes,” the report lists the following ‘anti-vaccine influencers’ shaping the online conversation:

UNICEF’s opening reference to the “lie” (misinformation) spread by the above-mentioned web-based organizations indicates that while the document purports to be analytical and descriptive, it has proscriptive and defamatory undertones, and only thinly conceals an agenda to discredit opposing views and voices.

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P.S. You think it’s this kind of thing that might have pissed ‘em off? The Bill Gates of Hell Foundation

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