MEMORIALIZING RESOLUTION URGING STATES TO IMMEDIATELY ENACT A VACCINE BILL OF RIGHTS
Americas Frontline Doctors
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A MEMORIALIZING RESOLUTION for the State of
[INSERT STATE] to protect its citizens against unconstitutional and medically
irresponsible COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Whereas the Founders designated that a Bill
of Rights was necessary to guard individual liberty against encroachments from
state and federal actors, public and private; and
Whereas the 14th Amendment to the US
Constitution explicitly directs states not to “deprive any person of life,
liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within
its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws”; and
Whereas no COVID vaccine is FDA-approved but
some are authorized under a temporary Emergency Use Authorization as
experimental (investigational) agents only; and
Whereas emergency use products are
specifically prohibited by federal law 21 U.S.C. §360bbb-3 from being mandated:
“Authorization for medical products for use in emergencies … require …the
option to accept or refuse administration of the product”; and
Whereas the CDC Advisory Committee on
Immunization Practices (ACIP) affirmed in August 2020 that under an Emergency
Use Authorization (EUA), experimental vaccines are not allowed to be
mandatory”; and
Whereas decades-old universally accepted
Codes of Medical Ethics, including the Nuremberg Code and the Declaration of
Helsinki absolutely prohibits any form of coercion whatsoever to individuals
participate in a medical experiment; and
Whereas 40 percent of respondents in at least
one US poll reported that they would opt out of taking experimental COVID
vaccines; and
Whereas it is neither feasible nor safe to
mandate experimental vaccination given the large number of COVID-19 recovered
patients in the general population and the FDA/Pfizer/ Moderna protocols which
excluded COVID-19 recovered patients; and
Whereas it is neither feasible nor safe to
administer experimental vaccines to many groups of patients, such as persons
with post-natural infections, waning titers, allergic reactions, as well as
childbearing women, etc.; and
Whereas public and private measures are
nonetheless being considered to mandate experimental vaccinations in order to
participate in certain public activities and functions of daily American life,
including but not limited to: employment, in-person school attendance, public
transportation, and concert performances; and
Whereas “vaccine passports,” “digital health
IDs,” and other such required documentation pose substantial risks to personal
privacy and equal treatment before the law for all citizens of [INSERT STATE]
as well as the United States generally; and
Whereas administration of the experimental
COVID-19 vaccines according to guidelines established by the CDC’s Advisory
Committee on Immunization Practices do not provide adequate protections for
average Americans concerned about potential health hazards associated with the
inoculations; and
Whereas the public is entitled to receive
unbiased, transparent, easily accessible medical information related to all
vaccines from their public health officials; and
Whereas the doctors and nurses administering
the inoculation are required by law to give informed consent and they cannot do
they if they themselves are not informed; and
Whereas the emergency powers assumed by the
chief executives of certain states as well as municipal leaders violate certain
unalienable rights guaranteed under the US Constitution and its and Bill of
Rights and therefore deserve redress; and
Whereas while these legitimate grievances are
pursued by the courts of various states, state lawmakers must enshrine certain
rights against encroachment by decrees that are not medically or scientifically
indicated, such as vaccine mandates, in order to ensure the continuity of these
rights; and
Whereas that a COVID-19 Vaccine Bill of
Rights memorialized by this resolution against COVID-19 vaccine mandates
provides an example of adoption for other legislative bodies across the United
States to be recognized and upheld by the attorneys general of those states;
and
Whereas that the major principles of this
Vaccine Bill of Rights will include a minimum of five (5) of the following
seven (7) provisions:
● No persons will be
mandated, coerced, forced or pressured to take an experimental or
“investigational” medication.
● All persons reserve the
right, at all times, to determine what is in their own best medical interest
without threat to their livelihood, schooling, or freedom of movement.
● No physician or nurse
shall be asked by an employer to promote a COVID-19 vaccine.
● All healthcare providers must
attest that they are aware of the VAERS database and their professional
obligation to check it regularly and share information about VAERS with each
vaccine recipient. All persons will be informed of the specific vaccine
they are receiving.
● All persons must be given
access to independent information to help them determine what is in their own
best medical interest, including the risk of death based upon age/condition
from contracting the virus naturally. This must include information from
sources that are independent of a conflict of interest. For example,
pharmaceutical companies have an inherent conflict of interest, as do
government or quasi-government institutions. Such information can be included
but cannot be the sole source of information.
● The frail elderly are
additionally entitled to a knowledgeable, independent advocate with medical
training to help them determine their own medical interest.
● Private businesses
operating within the jurisdiction have no legal authority to require or mandate
or coerce medication or experimental medication for any persons; and
Whereas technical guidance for employers
released by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) in December
should not be understood to undermine employee constitutional rights laid out
herein; and
Whereas state legislative bodies must
practice oversight of such federal assistance consistent with their enumerated
powers; and
Whereas out-of-state commercial vendors,
including Ticketmaster, cannot require venue operators and organizers to
mandate proof of vaccination from concertgoers and other paying customers
before freely entering a venue on private or public property; and
Whereas K-12 vaccinations cannot be required
without certain clear and consistent exemptions applied, among them medical and
conscience clauses, or risk forfeiting a district’s or school board’s authority
in the State of [INSERT STATE] to authorize such a mandate, nor can a vaccine
mandate for these populations be a factor in state school-aid funding; and
Whereas interstate carriers such as airlines
and all forms of public transit calling for so-called “vaccine passports” as a
condition of entry cannot be allowed to operate with state licensure and
waivers, and furthermore this resolution would call on federal entities such as
the FAA to issue new rules prohibiting COVID-19 vaccine mandates for all
carrier crews and customers; and
Therefore, be it resolved that the
legislature of [INSERT STATE] memorializes a COVID-19 Vaccine Bill of Rights
for the purposes of defending the constitutional liberties of its citizens,
promoting sound science, and outlining a framework of best practices for state
authorities and federal regulators to develop in this evolving phase of
experimental vaccine administration and implementation.
Be it further resolved that copies of this
resolution be sent to the President of the United States, the United States
House of Representatives, the United States Senate, the Federal Aviation
Administration, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the U.S.
Department of Labor, and the U.S. Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division.
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