Parents in the UK are being threatened with having their children taken into care after questioning doctors' diagnoses or objecting to their medical care. John Hemming, a Liberal Democrat MP, who campaigns to stop injustices in the family court, said: "Very often care proceedings are used as retaliation by local authorities against 'uppity' people who dare to question the system."

Many such cases are now emerging across the UK:

• A couple had all six of their children removed from their care after they disputed the necessity of an invasive medical test on their eldest daughter. Doctors, who suspected she might have had a blood disease, called for social services to obtain an emergency protection order, although it was subsequently confirmed that she was not suffering from the condition. The parents were still considered unstable, and all their children were taken from them.
• A single mother whose teenage son is terminally ill and confined to a wheelchair has been told he is to become the subject of a care order after she complained that her local authority’s failure to provide bathroom facilities for him has left her struggling to maintain sanitary standards.
• The mother of a 13-year-old girl who became partly paralysed after being given a cervical cancer vaccination says social workers have told her the child may be removed from parental care if she (the mother) continues to link her condition with the vaccination against HPV (Human Papilloma virus). Ashleigh Cave, from Liverpool, began experiencing severe headaches and dizziness half an hour after being inoculated last October with Cervarix, which supposedly guards against girls contracting the Human Papilloma Virus. The schoolgirl was soon collapsing repeatedly; she lost the use of her legs and was admitted to Alder Hey children's hospital. Nearly 11 months later she is still in hospital and is unable to stand or walk unaided. Her mother Cheryl, has now been told that doctors believe her condition must be `psychosomatic.` "The hospital brought in social workers from the local authority who have told me they are considering putting Ashleigh on an at-risk register," Cheryl Cave said. She is convinced, and with good reason, that her daughter's paralysis was caused by the vaccination.Mrs Cave said that a social worker from Sefton council said she suspected her of having Munchhausen's syndrome by proxy or factitious illness syndrome - controversial conditions in which mothers are said to attribute illnesses falsely to their children in order to gain attention. Mrs Cave said: "The social worker said I should stop believing the injection has anything to do with Ashleigh's condition because I am putting my thoughts on to her and stopping her getting well. Since Ashleigh was in hospital she has become incontinent and had double kidney infections and chest infections. Have I made all these up?"
  

No Cheryl, you haven't made anything up. This is just another example of the National Health Service's whorish slavery to the State/Big Pharma Corporate Axis, and illustrates the stranglehold that the modern Corporate State has on it's people, and how completely 'plugged in' to it's 'Matrix' most of those people are, particularly those who depend upon it for their livelihood. Many parents in the UK for example, under immense pressure from both central and local government and the social services have simply abdicated responsibility for their children. Handing them over 'lock, stock and barrel' to the State machine. Thankfully, Cheryl Cave isn't one of them.

The British Government is on record as stating that it intends to vaccinate as many young girls as is possible against the HPV virus which it, or rather the Pharmaceutical Giants, in whose salary it clearly is, say causes cervical cancer. Social networking sites have already been targeted in a bid to encourage girls to have the jab telling them that it helps protect against Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). The Corporate/State assertion is that HPV is a sexually-transmitted infection that causes most cases of cervical cancer. Schools across the UK have been vaccinating pupils aged 12 and 13 (Year 8) for over a year now, with about 300,000 girls estimated to having already received the jab in England alone.

By July 2011, it is estimated that more than two million girls will have been `offered` the vaccine, including those up to the age of 18 as part of a catch-up programme.