Posted on 12/03/2020 10:22:14 AM PST by rktman
Nope, HIPAA is concerned with violations committed by others who share your information without your permission.
Any person can ask another person anything, the other person can respond positively or negatively to the question/request.
I suppose people could refuse to supply vaccine info to a potential employer and try suing them for requiring it for a job, but that isn’t HIPAA.
https://www.hipaajournal.com/what-is-a-hipaa-violation
Good question.
We have been fighting and I have been threatened by my boss and my wife almost got into a fight with a guy who didn’t like the way she was wearing her mask.
Too many people are willing to drop to their knees and kiss the feet of our betters. Including many conservatives.
We have been fighting without much help.
Everyone trying inject me will get a toe tag.
RDNA alteration
Aborted fetal Baby tissue
Won’t be able to buy or sell without
For it is a human number
The mark of the beast.
When the Democrats revoke legal protections and send their lawyers after any business linked to a transmission of the virus, every business will require the card.
Next they will require all citizens to have the vaccine batch and date of vaccination tattooed on our right forearm.
A private business has the right to control your medical decisions?
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/11/misinformation-infodemic-world-vs-virus-podcast/
"Misinformation is happening within our friends and families. So we have to find strategies to, first of all, recognize it. And, secondly, as active citizens, just like we wear masks to protect others, we need to be the good citizen, the active vector fighting back in our daily lives."
https://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/guatemala-statement/
…In 2012, a class action lawsuit was brought by victims of the experiments and their families and filed against the United States and others. The lawsuit was dismissed on grounds of governmental immunity. The Rockefeller Foundation was never named in that suit, nor did the Foundation’s name ever appear in any of the filings…
Until 2015
...In April 2015, a second suit was filed targeting instead private entities that had various roles in the research, namely Johns Hopkins University, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers Squibb. The complaint was filed under the Alien Tort Statute, a law under which foreigners can bring claims in federal court for alleged violations of international law. This case is ongoing. Federal Judge Marvin J. Garbis has already said in hearings that the research was abhorrent and violated ethical standards...
https://dockets.justia.com/docket/maryland/mddce/1:2015cv00950/312057
From https://newspunch.com/rockefeller-foundation-sued-infecting-citizens-syphilis/
A federal judge in Maryland allowed the lawsuit against The Johns Hopkins University, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co (BMY.N) and the Rockefeller Foundation to proceed after it was discovered they helped the U.S. government conducts illegal experiments on unsuspecting citizens in the 1940s.
Reuters.com reports: In a decision on Thursday, U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang rejected the defendants’ argument that a recent Supreme Court decision shielding foreign corporations from lawsuits in U.S. courts over human rights abuses abroad also applied to domestic corporations absent Congressional authorization...
Advice the World Economic Forum won't share:
Misinformation and vaccines...Perfect together. Be careful who you trust. Actions speak louder than words. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree etc etc etc.
Cards have been “issued” with seasonal flu vaccines for years.
I’ve voluntarily kept one only because, pre-Covid, some hospitals and nursing homes could get a little paranoid depending on the community spread of the flu.
No, but a private business, short of matters outlined in the Civil Rights acts and various state and local laws can control who they do business with.
My dad had a truck roll over and land on top of his car. It was the biggest one piece box truck made. Crushed the roof right down to the hood and trunk. He dove down and all he got was cuts on his left knuckle when the windshield came down on the steering wheel with his hand still gripping it. If he had a seat belt on, he wouldn’t have been able to dive down like he did, especially if it was a shoulder belt with his left hand still gripping the wheel. Could have been bad. I’ve got 8x11 glossy photos of the car because a photographer happened to be there and he sent them to my dad. 70 something Plymouth satellite hard top. If he was in a little car, he’d have been screwed.
Do I know her? (Now where did I put that damn barcode reader?!)
Private businesses in Oregon have no prerogative, that’s who the governor has enforcing her edicts..
“My wife works at a huge university medical center. It employs a thousand plus doctors, at least twice that number of nurses and many thousands of other support personnel. It’s like a city within a city. EVERYONE must get their shot by the end of the month or kiss their employment goodbye. And not a single person, from professor of medicine on down, has a clue what it’ll do to them.”
Form a group of those who refuse. Then they can sue as a class action.
In any event, a group of refuseniks has more clout with the administration than individuals trying to refuse one by one.
“And if you don’t have one you will be ostracized and shunned from society..”
As a lifelong hermit (schizoid), that part suits me just fine.
A private business has the right to demand disclosure of private health records? That's the only way they would know whether or not someone was vaccinated, isn't it?
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