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Brian Ward
@GodsRiddles
BREAKING…the first of its kind legal complaint against a State health agency for refusing to enforce the rights of healthcare workers to opt out of investigational COVID-19 drugs has been filed in Texas against the HHSC. We are preparing to file several Declaratory and injunctive relief actions in several states to end the tyranny. Why do we expect to win? Because no one read that only the HHS Secretary can grant access to these drugs, but not even he is authorized to mandate participation, means no one else is either. Additionally, we will seek Declaratory judgments against governors, attorneys general, and the state's unemployment commissioner. All of those state attorneys general who refused to listen will now experience public humiliation for their professional failure.
The legal complaint in Texas requests the federal court to rule on the following, but know that these items have 150 pages of supporting information:
(1) Declare that the state-enforced custom of HHSC-licensed entities and State authorized immunization providers requiring Plaintiffs to accept the administration of a drug, biologic, or device under 21 U.S.C. §360bbb-3 or the PREP Act as a condition of employment deprives Plaintiffs of their rights under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution as well as rights conferred by federal statutes.
(2) Declare that the state-enforced custom of HHSC-licensed entities and State authorized immunization providers requiring Plaintiffs to request a medical or religious exemption as a condition to refuse the administration of a drug, biologic, or device under the EUA statute or the PREP Act without consequence deprives Plaintiffs of their rights under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution as well as rights conferred by federal statutes.
(3) Declare that the state-enforced custom of HHSC-licensed entities and state-authorized immunization providers that require Plaintiffs to engage in discriminatory activities (e.g., segregation, wearing masks, unwanted invasive medical testing, etc.) when they exercise one of two legally protected rights (accept or refuse) regarding the administration of a drug, biologic, or device under the EUA statute or the PREP Act deprives Plaintiffs of their rights under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution as well as rights conferred by federal statutes.
(4) Declare that the state-enforced custom of HHSC-licensed entities and state-authorized immunization providers not obtaining legally effective informed consent violates the voluntary nature of the EUA and PREP Act programs and deprives Plaintiffs of their rights under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution as well as rights conferred by federal statutes.
3:10 PM · Oct 3, 2023
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