I guess I’m about to sue a national hospital system

Sometimes one has to resort to the courts to exercise their rights. Godspeed!

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Even if you want to hire a lawyer, I would advise taking the class offered by Dr. Graves above.

Why? So you at least know what your attorney is supposed to be doing, what evidence actually is, versus what we think it is.

You will know when your attorney sends a fraudulent bill detailing it took them 20 hours to write a motion, you will know they are lying.

I know the course is on common law with common law causes of action and affirmative defenses, however, what you will learn is the basics of how to actually move a court, and use the rules to win.

Best money I ever spent and I can say it helped me.

To date, the FDA has assigned IND classification to each COVID-19 drug
under an EUA, namely:
a. Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine 19736
b. Janssen IND 22657
c. Moderna IND 19745
d. Novavax IND 22430

IRBs must comply with the following conditions:
(1) Must provide a written assurance to HHS that they will comply with the protection of human subjects regulations (45 CFR 46) and, by extension, the ethical principles of the Belmont Report.
(2) “The fundamental purpose of IRB review of informed consent is to assure that the rights and welfare of subjects are protected.” - FDA
(3) IRB review is not required for the first use of a test article administered under emergency conditions but subsequent uses do require IRB review. 21 CFR 56.104(c)
(4) Required for all expanded access protocols (Title 21 US Code Chapter 9 Subchapter V Part E) even if only one individual is involved.

The Belmont Report defines what is considered “adequate standards
of informed consent" as follows:
a. “An agreement to participate in research (e.g., participation in COVID-19 EUA drugs) constitutes valid consent only if voluntarily given. This element of informed consent requires conditions free of coercion and undue influence.”
b. “Coercion occurs when an overt threat of harm is
intentionally presented by one person to another in order to obtain compliance.”
c. “Undue influence, by contrast, occurs through an offer of an excessive, unwarranted, inappropriate or improper reward or other overture in order to obtain compliance. Also, inducements that would ordinarily be acceptable may

I will win my title 42 1985 case against the United States Marshals and the Middle District of Louisiana and will do so because of RULES.

Would they take down a go fund me legal fees account in this type of case?

And, could this result in a class action lawsuit?

I found a case where a group of 10-12 employees of a hospital lost their jobs because they wouldn’t take the shot. They sued the hospital and the hospital just settled for 10.3 million dollars.

Every lawsuit I have seen has been thrown out.

Good luck. Uphill battle but more people should do it.

I’m sure the same can be said for Multicare facilities up there too

Oregon Healthcare Authority still mandates them statewide in any healthcare facility, not just ICU/Inpatient settings. Oh, and they still require covid testing for every patient pre-operatively, regardless of any symptoms or lack thereof.

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For preventing me from working as a sales rep because I will Not get vaccinated!

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This will be interesting.


My post about LinkedIn.

What is the legal basis for your lawsuit? Specifically?