[Editor's Note: Every single US Representative listed below who voted "Yea" to this fascist garbage has lost all sight of the meaning and purpose behind the US Constitution. This is flat out feudal style dictatorial tyranny and must be stopped dead in its tracks. How dare they attempt to ram this totalitarian edit through the People's Congress without adequate notice or debate. .. Ken Adachi]

by Mike Davis ®
ClickItNews.com board
http://educate-yourself.org/vcd/housesneaksforcedsmallpox14nov02.shtml
Nov. 14, 2002

They are bound and determined to give us this vaccination.  The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) is urging Members of Congress to eliminate the section of the new Homeland Security Bill that would give the HHS Secretary virtually unlimited powers to declare an emergency and order smallpox treatment that could include forced immunizations and quarantines.
 
The 480-page bill, HR 5710 hits the floor of the House tonight, even though most Members haven't had a chance to read it yet. Section 304, Subsection C is titled "Administration of counter measures against smallpox."
 
It gives the Secretary of HHS these unchecked powers (pg. 76):  

• Declare an actual or POTENTIAL bio-terrorist or other kind of incident

• He can administer "countermeasures" to a category of individuals or everyone

• He can continually extend the declare the declaration without Congress's consent

• Also, if you are harmed, you cannot sue or take any other civil remedy.

  "This section will give the Secretary unlimited power to define a real or potential threat, to take any measures he decides, and to do it for as long as he wants," said Kathryn Serkes, AAPS spokeswoman. "It's Alice in Wonderland time again - an emergency is just whatever he says it is."
 
Serkes also points out that the section echoes the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act that most state legislatures defeated this past year. "Just remove 'governor' from the old bill and insert 'Secretary' and magically you have a federal bill that was firmly rejected by voters across the country," said Serkes.
 
AAPS sent out thousands of email alerts urging voters to ask that the section be removed.
 
"Just what are the 'counter measures' allowed?" Forced immunizations? Quarantines? It's not clear, but the powers seem virtually unchecked by any other agency," said Serkes. "We need an honest accounting of how this will work. It's too frightening to allow it to be rammed through."
 
AAPS has repeatedly applauded the President's movement toward an advance, voluntary immunization to head off forced vaccines following an attack.
 
http://www.clickitnews.com/emergingdiseases/posts/3468.html
 
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Emergency Health Powers Clone Snuck Into Bill
 
From Kim Weber
wvadreamin@citlink.net
11-14-2
 
No excuse now! Here is a list of who voted 'yes' for Homeland Security and therefore the amendment they snuck in on page 76 of the bill language similar to the Emergency Health Powers Act (MEHPA) which will give unlimited smallpox vaccine powers to the government!
 
Call and give the House yea-sayers a piece of your mind.
 
In addition, a final vote on the proposal in the U.S. Senate could come as early as Friday.
 
CONTACT YOUR SENATOR IMMEDIATELY!!
 
Read the exact text of the subsection (1 page)
http://www.aapsonline.org/confiden/page76.pdf
 
Read the text of entire bill:
http://www.aapsonline.org/confiden/homeland.pdf
 
Source:
http://clerkweb.house.gov/cgi-bin/vote.exe?year=2002&rollnumber=477
 
FINAL HOUSE VOTE RESULTS FOR ROLL CALL 477
 
     H R 5710     YEA-AND-NAY     13-NOV-2002   8:30 PM
     QUESTION: On Passage
     BILL TITLE: Homeland Security Act
 
<http://clerkweb.house.gov/cgi-bin/#YEA>YEAS <http://clerkweb.house.gov/cgi-bin/#NAY>NAYS PRES <http://clerkweb.house.gov/cgi-bin/#NV>NV
 
REPUBLICAN 212 6 4
 
DEMOCRATIC 87 114 7
 
INDEPENDENT 1
 
TOTALS 299 121 11
 
--- YEAS 299 ---
 
Aderholt Gillmor Pelosi Akin Gilman Pence Allen Goode Peterson (MN) Andrews Goodlatte Peterson (PA) Armey Gordon Petri Baca Goss Phelps Bachus Graham Pickering Baird Granger Pitts Baker Graves Platts Baldacci Green (WI) Pombo Ballenger Greenwood Pomeroy Barcia Grucci Portman Barr Gutknecht Price (NC) Barrett Hall (TX) Pryce (OH) Bartlett Hansen Putnam Barton Harman Quinn Bass Hart Radanovich Bentsen Hastings (WA) Ramstad Bereuter Hayes Regula Berkley Hayworth Rehberg Berry Hefley Reyes Biggert Herger Reynolds Bilirakis Hill Riley Bishop Hilleary Rogers (KY) Blunt Hinojosa Rogers (MI) Boehlert Hobson Rohrabacher Boehner Hoeffel Ros-Lehtinen Bonilla Hoekstra Ross Bono Holden Rothman Boozman Horn Royce Boswell Hulshof Ryan (WI) Boucher Hunter Ryun (KS) Boyd Hyde Sandlin Brady (TX) Inslee Sawyer Brown (SC) Isakson Saxton Bryant Israel Schaffer Burr Issa Schiff Burton Istook Schrock Buyer Jefferson Sensenbrenner Callahan Jenkins Sessions Calvert John Shadegg Camp Johnson (CT) Shaw Cantor Johnson (IL) Shays Capito Johnson, Sam Sherwood Cardin Jones (NC) Shimkus Carson (OK) Kanjorski Shows Castle Keller Shuster Chabot Kelly Simmons Chambliss Kennedy (MN) Simpson Clay Kennedy (RI) Skeen Clement Kerns Skelton Clyburn Kind (WI) Smith (MI) Coble King (NY) Smith (NJ) Collins Kingston Smith (TX) Combest Kirk Smith (WA) Cooksey Knollenberg Souder Cox Kolbe Spratt Cramer LaHood Stearns Crane Langevin Stenholm Crenshaw Latham Strickland Crowley LaTourette Stupak Cubin Leach Sullivan Culberson Lewis (CA) Sununu Cunningham Lewis (KY) Sweeney Davis (CA) Linder Tancredo Davis (FL) LoBiondo Tanner Davis, Jo Ann Lucas (KY) Tauscher Davis, Tom Lucas (OK) Tauzin Deal Luther Taylor (MS) DeLay Maloney (CT) Taylor (NC) DeMint Maloney (NY) Terry Deutsch Manzullo Thomas Diaz-Balart Mascara Thompson (MS) Dicks Matheson Thornberry Dooley McCarthy (NY) Thune Doolittle McCrery Thurman Dreier McHugh Tiahrt Dunn McInnis Tiberi Edwards McIntyre Toomey Ehlers McKeon Turner Ehrlich Menendez Udall (CO) Emerson Mica Upton Engel Millender-McDonald Vitter English Miller, Dan Walden Eshoo Miller, Gary Walsh Etheridge Miller, Jeff Wamp Everett Moore Watkins (OK) Ferguson Murtha Watts (OK) Fletcher Myrick Weldon (FL) Foley Nethercutt Weldon (PA) Forbes Ney Weller Ford Northup Whitfield Fossella Norwood Wicker Frelinghuysen Nussle Wilson (NM) Frost Ortiz Wilson (SC) Gallegly Osborne Wolf Ganske Ose Wu Gekas Otter Young (AK) Gibbons Oxley Young (FL) Gilchrest Pascrell
 
--- NAYS 121 ---
 
Abercrombie Honda Neal Ackerman Hostettler Oberstar Baldwin Hoyer Obey Becerra Jackson (IL) Olver Berman Jackson-Lee (TX) Owens Blumenauer Johnson, E. B. Pallone Bonior Jones (OH) Pastor Brady (PA) Kaptur Paul Brown (FL) Kildee Payne Brown (OH) Kilpatrick Rahall Cannon Kleczka Rivers Capps Kucinich Rodriguez Capuano LaFalce Roemer Carson (IN) Lampson Roybal-Allard Clayton Lantos Sabo Conyers Larsen (WA) Sanchez Costello Larson (CT) Sanders Coyne Lee Schakowsky Cummings Levin Scott Davis (IL) Lewis (GA) Serrano DeFazio Lipinski Sherman DeGette Lofgren Slaughter Delahunt Lowey Snyder DeLauro Lynch Solis Dingell Markey Stark Doggett Matsui Thompson (CA) Doyle McCarthy (MO) Tierney Duncan McCollum Towns Evans McDermott Udall (NM) Farr McGovern Velazquez Fattah McKinney Visclosky Filner McNulty Waters Flake Meehan Watson (CA) Gephardt Meek (FL) Watt (NC) Gonzalez Meeks (NY) Waxman Green (TX) Miller, George Weiner Gutierrez Mollohan Wexler Hastings (FL) Moran (KS) Woolsey Hilliard Moran (VA) Wynn Hinchey Nadler Holt Napolitano
 
--- NOT VOTING 11 ---
 
Blagojevich Hooley Roukema Borski Houghton Rush Condit Morella Stump Frank Rangel