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US 2021 Vaccine Mandate Exemption Resources

 

Introduction

As the push for vaccination attempts to accelerate in the United States due a recent onslaught of mandates from the Biden Administration, many around the web are struggling to find advice for how to approach mandates at their place of work, and more importantly, how to get around it using exemptions. 

Be reminded that approximately 40% of the U.S. population remains unvaccinated as of the time of this writing [1]. Therefore, I have a written document in the links below that some of you may find helpful.  I also have a list of links gathered by myself and by a Brazilian collaborator containing various information we have found helpful. My hope is that someone finds some real utility in this post.


Disclaimer:

I am not a legal scholar. Take all advice at your own risk, but know that I stand by everything that I have written in the document below. I also had a difficulty finding information that is relevant for non-Christians in the US. If you have information for non-Christians, please write them in the comments, or send them to hadrianarcho@vivaldi.net so that I can update this post. Thank you!

 

An Overview and Guide to the 2021 US Vaccine Mandates

Word Version:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ihus00ecsq829esxie5hi/Vaccine-Mandates-2021-Copy.docx?dl=0&rlkey=6tlh38kszqkxak6b5p7y7d3yu

PDF Version:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ll254f21i2saekd/Vaccine%20Mandates%202021%20-%20Copy.pdf?dl=0

Information on Aborted Fetus use in the development of COVID19 Vaccines

https://lozierinstitute.org/
https://cogforlife.org/

Information Collected by Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians

https://orthodoxethos.com/post/religious-exemption-resources-and-collections

https://dphx.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/2021-08-DPHX-COVID-RESOURCES.pdf

 

Directory of Legal Societies Most Likely to Accept Cases for Legal Recourse:

From a Brazilian collaborator of mine:

We recently compiled a list of law firms that you may call if you believe your rights are being infringed upon by your employer, school, college, or any group that discriminates against you for not complying with their vaccine or mask mandates.

Like I have mentioned before, most people (i.e. the people who just do what they are told by their employer, the government, or the narrative) do not know the law so they believe that vaccine and mask mandates can be enforced. However, this is not true. This is when you will have to push back and contact an attorney to get advice.

1. Liberty Counsel
https://lc.org/

2. Liberty Institute
https://www.libertyinstitute.org/about/faq

3. Pacific Justice Institute
https://www.secure.pacificjustice.org/site/SPageNavigator/contact_us.html

4. Advocates For Faith and Freedom
https://faith-freedom.com/

5. Alliance Defending Freedom
https://adflegal.org/about-us

6. National Legal Foundation
https://nationallegalfoundation.org/

7. Thomas More Law Center
https://www.thomasmore.org/

8. Thomas More Society
https://thomasmoresociety.org/

9. Christian Legal Society
https://www.christianlegalsociety.org/

10. American Center for Law and Justice
https://aclj.org/

11. Center for Law and Religious Freedom
https://www.clsreligiousfreedom.org/about-center

12. Christian Attorneys of America
https://christianattorneysofamerica.com/

13. Christian Law Association
https://www.christianlaw.org/

14. National Association of Christian Lawmakers
https://christianlawmakers.com/

15. Pacific Legal Foundation
https://pacificlegal.org/

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