Category Archives: HOW TO GET VACCINE EXEMPTIONS

Idaho bans compulsory Medical Interventions (including vaccines)

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Leslie Manookian, president and founder of Health Freedom Defense Fund, who helped lawmakers craft the bill, welcomed the signing of the bill.

Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed legislation that bans businesses and schools from requiring customers, employees, and students to receive a vaccine or another medical procedure.

Little on April 4 signed the Idaho Medical Freedom Act, or Senate Bill 1210.

The act states in part that a business “shall not refuse to provide any service, product, admission to a venue, or transportation to a person because that person has or has not received or used a medical intervention.”

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New W. VA. Gov. restores Vaccine Religious Exemptions

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New West Virginia Governor Issues Executive Order Restoring Vaccine Religious Exemptions

West Virginia has a new governor, and he wasted no time granting parents the freedom to claim a religious vaccine exemption to opt their children out of required school vaccinations.

Just 24 hours after his inauguration, Republican Governor Patrick Morrisey signed an Executive Order that allows parents to claim religious or moral exemptions for their students to attend state schools and state-regulated childcare centers—a monumental shift for a state historically known for having some of the strictest vaccine mandates in the country. READ MORE…

A string of Religious Exemption Legal Victories 2024

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‘Just huge’: 10 favorable decisions by 7 circuit courts of appeals in last 3 months

Since May, at least 10 appellate courts have issued decisions in favor of employees who sued their employers over COVID-19 religious or moral exemptions, actions or policies.

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UTAH leads the way for Health Freedom (RIGHT TO REFUSE)

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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, twenty-nine states in the USA have passed some form of “Right to Refuse” laws to protect against vaccine, masking, or testing mandates. Utah has been a national leader during this time, and they have passed seven Right to Refuse laws. The state has also passed a law allowing patients and doctors to contract out of official “medical norms” to allow physicians to use all their knowledge and wisdom, without a risk to their right to practice medicine. Last, a new film out of Utah offers a look at problems with the COVID-19 vaccines.

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Vaccine Victory: Mississippi must provide the option for a religious exemption to Mandatory Vaccine Law

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This ruling sets a legal precedent with the potential to change the entire nation.

HISTORIC WIN FOR MISSISSIPPI AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS FOR ALL VACCINES WILL NOW BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR MISSISSIPPI SCHOOLCHILDREN

On April 18th 2023, Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), with their legal team led by lawyer Aaron Siri, had a historic win in federal court.

As a federal judge tasked with interpreting the United States Constitution, Judge Sul Ozerden issued a measured written opinion today recognizing that the First Amendment of the United States Constitution demands that a religious exemption option be provided if the state offers secular exemptions (which it does).

Practically, what this ruling means is that, by July 15, 2023, Mississippi must provide the option for a religious exemption to the state’s vaccination requirements for schoolchildren.

(Walker D. Moller, Attorney with Siri & Glimstad)

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VLA Comment: Current states without religious or personal belief exemptions for school immunization requirements are California, Connecticut, Maine, Mississippi, New York and West Virginia.

This ruling sets a legal precedent with the potential to change the entire nation.

Rabbi offers RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION to Covid Vaccine to all Faiths

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“A prominent rabbi has been fired from Chabad for opposing experimental COVID-19 vaccinations that have already been proven to have dangerous side-effects.

Rabbi Michoel Green served as the envoy for the Hasidic movement in Westborough, Mass. for nearly two decades, but he has been removed from his posts for sharing his honest opinions about vaccinations.

“It’s NOT immunization. It’s pathogenic priming & mass sterilization,” he wrote last week in a social post deemed problematic by the Chabad powers-that-be.

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https://www.chabadwestboro.org/staff.shtml Rabbi Michoel Green CONTACT

 

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Rabbinical Court rules against Covid Vaccine

The signatories are Rabbi Yoel Moshe Friedman, Rabbi Shlomo Alexander Halevi Pollack and Rabbi Daniel Yonatan Green.

 

I believe Rabbi Friedman is the one mentioned in this article: https://www.boropark24.com/news/prominent-community-leader-rabbi-yoel-friedman-donates-a-new-ambulance-to-catskills-hatzolah-in-memory-of-his-legendary-father-reb-mordechai-longtime-askan-and-hatzolah-member

 

I found this letter written by Rabbi Pollack in Hebrew on the topic of the covid vaccine: https://www.emes.news/torah/teshuva-from-rav-shlomo-alexander-pollack-shlita-regarding-the-covid-19-vaccine/

His contact info in Lakewood NJ is at the top of the letter in English and Hebrew.

 

Rabbi Daniel Green is originally from Chabad.  I recall being on a zoom call with him.  If I recall correctly Chabad disassociated themselves from him due to his stance on the vaccine: https://westbororabbi.blogspot.com/2020/05/open-letter-from-rabbi-daniel-green-to.html

 

Videos by anti-vaxxer ‘rabbi to the stars’ said fueling vaccine distrust

Yuval Hacohen Asherov has released clips claiming COVID vaccines cause infertility and damage the immune system, and can even be fatal.

VLA Comment:  CENSORSHIP: We can’t find these clips!

Vaccine Mandates: State that have NO RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS

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School Mandates: Vaccine mandates for small children are coming. Some states do not allow religious exemptions for school “immunizations.” These states include

Maine,

Connecticut,

Vermont,

California,

Mississippi,

West Virginia,

New York.

The remaining 43 states do, though you’ll need to check your state’s laws to see whether the language says the exemption applies for vaccines only on the pediatric schedule or all immunizations.