First off, the burden of proof is NOT on you. They are demanding that you undergo a medical treatment, so the burden of proof is on THEM.
Second, you are being coerced into undertaking a medical treatment against your will. This is coersion. It is a crime. It is probably a felony under state law, and Conspiracy Against Rights is a felony under federal law (18 USC 241). They are engaging in a CRIME by coercing you to take a medical treatment against your will. And the attorney is NOT immune from prison over this issue.
Third, it is their responsibility to FULLY INFORM YOU of ALL the potential adverse consequences (which they cannot or will not do). Put the burden on THEM.
Fourth, I would not outright refuse. I would tell them that they have a legal responsibility to (a) not engage in the criminal act of coersion, and (b) fully inform me so that I can make an informed decision as to my medical treatment.
Fifth, I would also ask them to provide documentation to prove that taking a vaxx is in anyway necessary or even helpful with regard to employment. I would want to see written documentation regarding the vaxx and spread of the coof (hint: there isn't any -- but I would NOT tell them that; I would let them squirm). The only thing they could come up with would be some CDC/NIH "guideline," and that is based on fraud. I would then show them counter-data which proves that the CDC/NIH information is fraudulent.
The fact that they are doing this is a good indication they do NOT want to fire you because they know there could be serious legal and financial harm to themselves if they do. Hold out and make them fire you or drop it. Hell, even if they drop it at this point, I would consider a later lawsuit for coersion and hostile work envrionment.
You should read Professor Clements' letter to NMSU (he is the professor from the Lindall Election Fraud Symposium). His letter highlights the important legal issues that he is telling NMSU they must address if they want him to mask up or vaxx up or fire him over these issues:
He brings up some legal issues that nobody else is really talking about:
- Coersion
- Fraud
- Hostile work environment
- FTC violations -- advertising a drug as safe and effective without any evidence to back up that claim
- Practicing medicine without a license
YOU are in the driver's seat here, NOT them. They do not what you to KNOW that.
Also, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!
ALL communication should be in WRITING and NOT verbal. If verbal is required, then bring a recording device and MAKE SURE THEY KNOW YOU ARE RECORDING THEM. You want the conversation ON THE RECORD. They will NOT like that, but who cares what they like? You will be implying (WITHOUT SAYING IT) that you are building a case for a lawsuit against them (whether you actually are or not), and THAT will make them think twice about what they choose to do. (BTW -- if you bring a recording device, make sure that at the beginning of the conversation you say something like, "I have this recorder here because I want to make sure we have a record of our conversation, so that there are no misunderstandings of what was said in the future." You are being nice about it, but the real reason for this is so they can't later claim they didn't know you were secretly recording -- make sure it would be clear to others that everybody knew the conversation was being recorded).
First off, the burden of proof is NOT on you. They are demanding that you undergo a medical treatment, so the burden of proof is on THEM.
Second, you are being coerced into undertaking a medical treatment against your will. This is coersion. It is a crime. It is probably a felony under state law, and Conspiracy Against Rights is a felony under federal law (18 USC 241). They are engaging in a CRIME by coercing you to take a medical treatment against your will. And the attorney is NOT immune from prison over this issue.
Third, it is their responsibility to FULLY INFORM YOU of ALL the potential adverse concequences (which they cannot or will not do). Put the burden on THEM.
Fourth, I would not outright refuse. I would tell them that they have a legal responsibility to (a) not engage in the criminal act of coersion, and (b) fully inform me so that I can make an informed decision as to my medical treatment.
Fifth, I would also ask them to provide documentation to prove that taking a vaxx is in anyway necessary or even helpful with regard to employment. I would want to see written documentation regarding the vaxx and spread of the coof (hint: there isn't any -- but I would NOT tell them that; I would let them squirm). The only thing they could come up with would be some CDC/NIH "guideline," and that is based on fraud. I would then show them counter-data which proves that the CDC/NIH information is fraudulent.
The fact that they are doing this is a good indication they do NOT want to fire you because they know there could be serious legal and financial harm to themselves if they do. Hold out and make them fire you or drop it. Hell, even if they drop it at this point, I would consider a later lawsuit for coersion and hostile work envrionment.
You should read Professor Clements' letter to NMSU (he is the professor from the Lindall Election Fraud Symposium). His letter highlights the important legal issues that he is telling NMSU they must address if they want him to mask up or vaxx up or fire him over these issues:
He brings up some legal issues that nobody else is really talking about:
- Coersion
- Fraud
- Hostile work environment
- FTC violations -- advertising a drug as safe and effective without any evidence to back up that claim
- Practicing medicine without a license
YOU are in the driver's seat here, NOT them. They do not what you to KNOW that.
Also, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!
ALL communication should be in WRITING and NOT verbal. If verbal is required, then bring a recording device and MAKE SURE THEY KNOW YOU ARE RECORDING THEM. You want the conversation ON THE RECORD. They will NOT like that, but who cares what they like? You will be implying (WITHOUT SAYING IT) that you are building a case for a lawsuit against them (whether you actually are or not), and THAT will make them think twice about what they choose to do. (BTW -- if you bring a recording device, make sure that at the beginning of the conversation you say something like, "I have this recorder here because I want to make sure we have a record of our conversation, so that there are no misunderstandings of what was said in the future." You are being nice about it, but the real reason for this is so they can't later claim they didn't know you were secretly recording -- make sure it would be clear to others that everybody knew the conversation was being recorded).
First off, the burden of proof is NOT on you. They are demanding that you undergo a medical treatment, so the burden of proof is on THEM.
Second, you are being coerced into undertaking a medical treatment against your will. This is coersion. It is a crime. It is probably a felony under state law, and Conspiracy Against Rights is a felony under federal law (18 USC 241). They are engaging in a CRIME by coercing you to take a medical treatment against your will. And the attorney is NOT immune from prison over this issue.
Third, it is their responsibility to FULLY INFORM YOU of ALL the potential adverse concequences (which they cannot or will not do). Put the burden on THEM.
Fourth, I would not outright refuse. I would tell them that they have a legal responsibility to (a) not engage in the criminal act of coersion, and (b) fully inform me so that I can make an informed decision as to my medical treatment.
Fifth, I would also ask them to provide documentation to prove that taking a vaxx is in anyway necessary or even helpful with regard to employment. I would want to see written documentation regarding the vaxx and spread of the coof (hint: there isn't any -- but I would NOT tell them that; I would let them squirm). The only thing they could come up with would be some CDC/NIH "guideline," and that is based on fraud. I would then show them counter-data which proves that the CDC/NIH information is fraudulent.
The fact that they are doing this is a good indication they do NOT want to fire you because they know there could be serious legal and financial harm to themselves if they do. Hold out and make them fire you or drop it. Hell, even if they drop it at this point, I would consider a later lawsuit for coersion and hostile work envrionment.
You should read Professor Clements' letter to NMSU (he is the professor from the Lindall Election Fraud Symposium). His letter highlights the important legal issues that he is telling NMSU they must address if they want him to mask up or vaxx up or fire him over these issues:
He brings up some legal issues that nobody else is really talking about:
- Coersion
- Fraud
- Hostile work environment
- FTC violations -- advertising a drug as safe and effective without any evidence to back up that claim
- Practicing medicine without a license
YOU are in the driver's seat here, NOT them. They do not what you to KNOW that.
Also, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!
ALL communication should be in WRITING and NOT verbal. If verbal is required, then bring a recording device and MAKE SURE THEY KNOW YOU ARE RECORDING THEM. You want the conversation ON THE RECORD. They will NOT like that, but who cares what they like? You will be implying (WITHOUT SAYING IT) that you are building a case for a lawsuit against them (whether you actually are or not), and THAT will make them think twice about what they choose to do.
First off, the burden of proof is NOT on you. They are demanding that you undergo a medical treatment, so the burden of proof is on THEM.
Second, you are being coerced into undertaking a medical treatment against your will. This is coersion. It is a crime. It is probably a felony under state law, and Conspiracy Against Rights is a felony under federal law (18 USC 241). They are engaging in a CRIME by coercing you to take a medical treatment against your will. And the attorney is NOT immune from prison over this issue.
Third, it is their responsibility to FULLY INFORM YOU of ALL the potential adverse concequences (which they cannot or will not do). Put the burden on THEM.
Fourth, I would not outright refuse. I would tell them that they have a legal responsibility to (a) not engage in the criminal act of coersion, and (b) fully inform me so that I can make an informed decision as to my medical treatment.
Fifth, I would also ask them to provide documentation to prove that taking a vaxx is in anyway necessary or even helpful with regard to employment. I would want to see written documentation regarding the vaxx and spread of the coof (hint: there isn't any -- but I would NOT tell them that; I would let them squirm). They only thing they could come up with would be some CDC/NIH "guideline," and that is based on fraud. I would then show them counter-data which proves that the CDC/NIH is fraudulent.
The fact that they are doing this is a good indication they do NOT want to fire you because they know there could be serious legal and financial harm to themselves if they do. Hold out and make them fire you or drop it. Hell, even if they drop it at this point, I would consider a later lawsuit for coersion and hostile work envrionment.
You should read Professor Clements' letter to NMSU (he is the professor from the Lindall Election Fraud Symposium). His letter highlights the important legal issues that he is telling NMSU they must address if they want him to mask up or vaxx up or fire him over these issues:
He brings up some legal issues that nobody else is really talking about:
- Coersion
- Fraud
- Hostile work environment
- FTC violations -- advertising a drug as safe and effective without any evidence to back up that claim
- Practicing medicine without a license
YOU are in the driver's seat here, NOT them. They do not what you to KNOW that.
Also, IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU DOCUMENT EVERYTHING!
ALL communication should be in WRITING and NOT verbal. If verbal is required, then bring a recording device and MAKE SURE THEY KNOW YOU ARE RECORDING THEM. You want the conversation ON THE RECORD. They will NOT like that, but who cares what they like? You will be implying (WITHOUT SAYING IT) that you are building a case for a lawsuit against them (whether you actually are or not), and THAT will make them think twice about what they choose to do.
First off, the burden of proof is NOT on you. They are demanding that you undergo a medical treatment, so the burden of proof is on THEM.
Second, you are being coerced into undertaking a medical treatment against your will. This is coersion. It is a crime. It is probably a felony under state law, and Conspiracy Against Rights is a felony under federal law (18 USC 241). They are engaging in a CRIME by coercing you to take a medical treatment against your will. And the attorney is NOT immune from prison over this issue.
Third, it is their responsibility to FULLY INFORM you of ALL the potential adverse concequences (which they cannot or will not do). Put the burden on THEM.
Fourth, I would not outright refuse. I would tell them that they have a legal responsibility to (a) not engage in the criminal act of coersion, and (b) fully inform me so that I can make an informed decision as to my medical treatment.
Fifth, I would also ask them to provide documentation to prove that taking a vaxx is in anyway necessary or even helpful with regard to employment. I would want to see written documentation regarding the vaxx and spread of the coof (hint: there isn't any -- but I would NOT tell them that; I would let them squirm). They only thing they could come up with would be some CDC/NIH "guideline," and that is based on fraud. I would then show them counter-data which proves that the CDC/NIH is fraudulent.
The fact that they are doing this is a good indication they do NOT want to fire you because they know there could be serious legal and financial harm to themselves if they do. Hold out and make them fire you or drop it. Hell, even if they drop it at this point, I would consider a later lawsuit for coersion and hostile work envrionment.
You should read Professor Clements' letter to NMSU (he is the professor from the Lindall Election Fraud Symposium). His letter highlights the important legal issues that he is telling NMSU they must address if they want him to mask up or vaxx up or fire him over these issues:
He brings up some legal issues that nobody else is really talking about:
- Coersion
- Fraud
- Hostile work environment
- FTC violations -- advertising a drug as safe and effective without any evidence to back up that claim
- Practicing medicine without a license
YOU are in the driver's seat here, NOT them. They do not what you to KNOW that.
First off, the burden of proof is NOT on you. They are demanding that you undergo a medical treatment, so the burden of proof is on THEM.
Second, you are being coerced into undertaking a medical treatment against your will. This is coersion. It is a crime. It is probably a felony under state law, and Conspiracy Against Rights is a felony under federal law (18 USC 241). They are engaging in a CRIME by coercing you to take a medical treatment against your will. And the attorney is NOT immune from prison over this issue.
Third, it is their responsibility to FULLY INFORM you of ALL the potential adverse concequences (which they cannot or will not do). Put the burden on THEM.
Fourth, I would not outright refuse. I would tell them that they have a legal responsibility to (a) not engage in the criminal act of coersion, and (b) fully inform me so that I can make an informed decision as to my medical treatment.
Fifth, I would also ask them to provide documentation to prove that taking a vaxx is in anyway necessary or even helpful with regard to employment. I would want to see written documentation regarding the vaxx and spread of the coof (hint: there isn't any -- but I would NOT tell them that; I would let them squirm). They only thing they could come up with would be some CDC/NIH "guideline," and that is based on fraud. I would then show them counter-data which proves that the CDC/NIH is fraudulent.
You should read Professor Clements' letter to NMSU (he is the professor from the Lindall Election Fraud Symposium). His letter highlights the important legal issues that he is telling NMSU they must address if they want him to mask up or vaxx up or fire him over these issues: