Five years ago this month, the government effectively declared martial law. In doing so, it created what could be the worst decision of our lifetimes – shattering civil liberties, destroying the economy, causing unspeakable deaths through inadequate management of the virus and widespread use of dangerous vaccines.
We continue to suffer from the economic and health effects of these decisions. Meanwhile, at both the federal level and many states, lawmakers have failed to address the issue of Core Liberty. To prevent these privileges from being used again.
Just three years after the civil war, the 14th amendment was ratified. However, five years after abuse in the Covid era, comparable protections have not been passed at the federal level.
After civil rights violations that helped spark the Civil War, the country wiped out constitutional reforms to protect basic freedoms. However, Congress has not taken such action after the catastrophe of coexistence. The same applies to many red states that have done little in the last five years.
Still, it's never too late to do the right thing. The checklist below outlines what Congress and the state legislature, particularly those with Republican majority, must do to correct it.
End biomedical tyranny
The Covid-19 ERA has revealed a dangerous truth. It is neither scientifically sound, nor morally justified, nor forcing one person to receive medical intervention for another. Legislatures and state legislatures need to act immediately to codify the next protection.
- There is no obligation: Federal or state agencies should not require individuals to use treatment, vaccines, prevention, or medical devices.
- There are no endless emergency situationsThat is: The President or Governor cannot declare a public health emergency that lasts more than 30 days unless both legislative rooms approve the extension of the vast majority.
- There is no lockdown: With the exception of short-term quarantine of narrow targets of individuals exposed to deadly segregable diseases like Ebola, the federal government should not restrict individual or property rights under the guise of pandemic control.
- There are no maskss: Outside of a surgical or clinical setting, federal or state governments should not force individuals to cover their faces as a condition in which they participate in public life.
These protections must be enacted at the federal level. Although several Republican-led states have passed laws that address some of the issues, few have permanently banned public and private vaccine or mask mandates in all settings.
Furthermore, unless expressly approved by the county legislative body, county health directors should not have the power to declare a state of emergency with criminal or civil penalties. Even in such a declaration, constitutional rights such as the right to worship must remain fully protected.
There are no experiments without expression
Prohibit all mRNA shots: Do not use mRNA technology except for patients with terminal disease. Data show that mRNA is not localized, but contains DNA contamination, causing widespread inflammation. After five years of research and real-world results, mRNA technology typically exceeds the threshold that encourages FDA to pull products from the market. The state must either ban its use or at least prohibit state agencies from promoting it.
Repeal Act for 2004: The Public Preparation and Emergency Preparation Act “measures” all public health from responsibility, including vaccines, treatments and testing tools used in emergencies. Even cases involving intentional misconduct can only be brought about by the federal government. Congress must abolish this law and restore accountability.
Repeal of the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986: The Act exempts all vaccines from liability on the Childhood Vaccination Schedule. Congress needs to abolish it and restore legal measures for vaccine injuries.
Final Marketing of Emergency Use Products: Products approved for emergency use only must not receive government-supported promotions or special status. These products should be treated solely as a private medical decision between a physician and a patient.
Restore informed consent
The FDA and state governments must not mandate or promote new vaccines or biological products unless they receive an appropriate safety assessment. Products should not be approved without a long-term placebo-controlled trial to test.
- Allergenicity – Possible to cause an allergic reaction
- Carcinogenicity – Possibility of causing cancer
- The impact of fertility rate – Impact on reproductive health
- Immunogenicity – Ability to generate immune responses
- Genotoxicity – May damage genes or cause mutations
Approval requires evidence of a decrease in all-cause mortality over time. If the trial data shows more deaths in the vaccination group than in the placebo group, the vaccine should not be approved.
Regulators should not approve vaccines in certain age groups unless they can clearly demonstrate that the risk does not apply to the target population. For example, after RSV shots caused Guilanbale syndrome and admitted they received recommendations for people over 60 years old, the FDA continued to promote shots of people over 75 years old.
Additional protections must include:
- Prohibits independent viruses and biology.
- It criminalizes the release of any pathogen, including self-supporting vaccines, allowing individuals to sue the person responsible.
- The placement of vaccine-related materials in food supply is prohibited.
Congress should also establish a committee to audit childhood vaccination schedules and review new vaccines in the development pipeline. This includes a complete review of their needs, safety data and effectiveness. Enlightened consent should serve as the basis for informed consent.
Right to Treatment
Congress should prohibit the FDA from blocking doctors from prescribing fully approved drugs.
All pandemic or emergency public health funds for hospitals must remain treatment-neutral. Funding should not support a certain therapy over one therapy. Clinicians, not federal agencies or pharmaceutical companies, should guide treatment decisions based on best practices rather than profit motives.
Given the broad antiviral properties and well-documented safety profile of ivermectin, it should be available at the counter. Arkansas is taking the lead by adopting this approach.
Protects the autonomy of doctors and patients
Doctors should not face penalties such as loss of licenses or board recognition to express their dissent over vaccine and mask mandates. State medical boards should overhaul the complaint process to focus solely on actual patient harmful cases.
The board of directors must only accept complaints from:
- Patients claiming direct injuries
- Nearly relatives of deceased patients
- Medical professionals with direct knowledge of patient harm
All complaints not related to patient injuries should be dismissed without review.
The Trump administration should instruct the Justice Department to stop all prosecutions against doctors charged with so-called “COVID crimes.” These include cases like Utah Plastic Surgeons Dr. Kirk MooreIt faces federal charges allegedly provided vaccine exemptions and other patient-centered actions taken during the pandemic.
Adopting a new “Patient Bill of Rights”
While some states are taking steps in the right direction, stronger civil and criminal penalties must be implemented to protect the rights of patients across the country. All hospitals and senior care facilities should legally require:
- Refusal of treatment, including organ transplants, is prohibited based on vaccination status.
- Allow patients in hospitals or nursing homes to have at least one representative or visitor.
- Allows patients to use FDA-approved medications prescribed by the authorized physician and at their own cost and informed consent.
- If a patient is mentally competent, it guarantees the right to refuse treatment prescribed in the hospital and to leave the facility.
- Provides the patient or his or her family with the legal cause of the action to file a civil action against a facility that violates these rights. The district attorney should also have the authority to pursue criminal charges when necessary.
- Rescising the state tax-free status of a hospital found in violation of these regulations.
Just three years after the civil war, the 14th amendment was ratified. Congress codified the principles into law within a year of Lee's surrender at Appomattox. However, five years after Covid-era abuse, comparable protections have not been passed at the federal level, with only a few states enacting partial reforms. That needs to be changed. The time to act is now.
