America: Post Law

Americans must take up every fight they can in every place they can. These are our last redoubts. After that, force is all that’s left.

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The results of the recent “vaccines” are clear to anyone willing to look for them. They have been a total disaster, and their implementation is one of the worst crimes against humanity ever seen. The people in power do not care. Society’s oligarchs, drunk with power, are in a feeding frenzy, oblivious to obvious, measurable effects of their policies. American society—and that of the world—is meanwhile trapped in a repeating cycle of mass psychosis. They are always afraid and ready to comply, their fears renewed every so often by the corporate news cycle.

In an obvious case of federal overreach, the current regime thought it could use OSHA to mandate the injection of harmful drugs, were one to remain a part of polite society. Many companies, giddy at the prospect of implementing such a mandate, jumped to the head of the line, making demands in advance that their employees inject themselves with these new, dangerous substances.

Yet, not everyone was willing to go along with the corporate coercion. Rightly, fights against the current mandates sprung up in many quarters. By the beginning of September, nineteen governors and two attorneys general issued critical statements against the regime’s intentions. On October 12th, a federal judge granted an injunction to New York healthcare workers who wanted religious exemptions. As of Halloween, nineteen states mounted multiple federal lawsuits against the Biden regime. Then, on November 12th, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a stay on President Biden’s mandate for companies with over 100 workers. Simultaneously, Tennessee joined Montana as the second state to ban “vaccine” passports and the use of mask mandates (the latter, having banned such measures in a new law as of late spring).

Nevertheless, the outcry and pushback from the citizenry fell on deaf ears. Corporate America and their loyal adherents despise and resist those disloyal to the regime. So now?  They defy American rule of law. For example, the Montana mandate ban is currently being challenged in court, and it is the second attempt at such a lawsuit in Montana. As for the Biden regime, they appear to shrug off any concerns about due process, law, and order. After the 5th Circuit’s injunction against the national mandate, the White House said to continue on with the mandates, anyway:

“People should not wait. They should continue to move forward and make sure they’re getting their workplace vaccinated.”

White House Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, November 8th

Major power players demonstrate their unearned control of society, as they blatantly ignore obvious federal overreach and the self-evident abuse of human rights. This is clearly evil, but they do not care. Excited by newly-realized power, money, corporate perks, and new ties with Big Pharma, oligarchs push on with force feeding deadly mandates to employees, and damn the moral implications. They can’t stop now. They can’t walk it back. They can’t admit they were wrong. They’ve come too far. It’s too exciting for America’s CEOs.

An Example of Contempt

In just one example of an American-company-gone-mandate-happy, we have the nationwide hospital system, Ascension. This company markets itself as a faith-based, Catholic hospital system. It is the largest “not-for-profit” healthcare system in the country.

One would think that, adhering to traditional, Western, Christian ethics, this supposedly Catholic institution would exercise itself as such. The Catholic Church teaches that vaccination is not morally obligatory and must be voluntary. A person’s assessment must be respected if they find the benefits don’t outweigh the side-effects. A person is morally required to obey their conscience. And finally, there’s a moral duty to refuse medical products created using fetal cell lines. 

It does not matter what the questionable pope says during a news cycle, this is Catholic teaching.  Were any of these Catholic teachings considered by this supposedly Christian organization? No.

Ascension was positively thrilled about this mandate. They were so excited, in fact, that they announced their mandate for employees well before Biden ever announced a federal OSHA mandate. As early as late July, their company had announced the Ascension Strategic Plan. They would unify their strategy across all of their acquired ministries, seize previously unrealized system-wide opportunities, and transform healthcare in the United States. Already, they had it in mind that they would be undergoing a systematic transformation of their operations. Days later, the form of this plan was apparent, as they would mandate that every employee would be required to have an injection of harmful drugs into their bodies if they wanted to continue employment.

Again, this was in July. Bear in mind that Biden did not even publicly announce the notion of an OSHA mandate until September 9th. This was more than a month before federal mandates were a part of the national conversation. Ascension was in a mad rush to lead the corporate pack.

Many had no qualms with complying. Emergency rooms and hospital wards filled with examples of adverse effects. This did not register in the minds of those first volunteers to receive the drugs. Even to this day, many nurses and doctors continue to deny any correlation with the spike in vascular problems. Yet, there were also many who did not want any of the injections. These were obviously dangerous new drugs, and these people did not want it in their bloodstreams.

Of those who wanted to resist, many eventually gave in and rolled the dice with their health. But still, there were those who believed the entire mandate to be a clear violation of their natural human rights. Surely, they thought, the Constitution and the laws of the United States would somehow protect them against something so evil, right?

These doctors, nurses, ancillary staff, and others had two choices: file for either a medical exemption, or file for a religious exemption. But upon filling out the forms, religious employees found exemption forms loaded with prying questions about their religion and their beliefs. Furthermore, in order to submit their exemption forms, they’d have to agree that they’d be “voluntarily resigning” if their exemptions were denied and they remain “unvaccinated.”  The very process for filing for any kind of an exemption was a gauntlet of traps, no doubt prepared by a committee of lawyers. After these employees submitted their exemptions, they were largely answered with cut-and-paste denials. When they tried contacting HR, they were often answered with cut-and-paste answers. The deadline for submitting exemptions was over.

It was a waiting game, and many rumors swirled. For example, AMITA Healthcare in Illinois mysteriously announced that it would be extending its mandate deadline from November 12th to January 15th. Speculation swirled, and it did not go unnoticed that AMITA was a joint project between Ascension and AdventHealth, the latter unwinding itself from the corporate behemoth. Other news from Wisconsin (going back to August) discussed internal Ascension documents stating exemptions would be declined if employees objected against fetal cell lines or tried to use the my-body-my-choice argument.

Finally, after an agonizing month-and-a-half of denied exemptions and pressure on every level to give in and get the jab, suspension day began. Many had simply quit, retiring, finding other medical work, or going into other industries. But others had stayed on—employed, but suspended—unconvinced of the legality of any of it. The emergency rooms had been swelling with patients, and many of those ER patients had heart problems. Floors of hospitals found themselves lacking many nurses. Remaining, jabbed employees were being told they would have to pick up on the skills of other departments whose dwindling staff numbers crippled work throughput.

But on this suspension day—Friday, November 12th—Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor filed for a temporary restraining order against Ascension Healthcare. The action was meant to protect Oklahoma healthcare workers from religious discrimination in regards to the suspended “unvaccinated” workers.

“We will not tolerate any form of religious discrimination against Oklahomans who seek reasonable accommodations from vaccine mandates based on their sincerely held religious beliefs.”

Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor

This, along with protests and what would be a powerful rally in the state capitol, was a breath of fresh air to so many who felt a boot on their necks since July.

But did Ascension comply with the law? No. As it was with the Biden regime’s indifference to the law, Ascension appeared to ignored O’Connor, maintaining the suspension of their employees. This show of contempt forced the attorney general’s hand once more:

“They are playing games, in my opinion, disrespecting the temporary restraining order that was entered in court on Friday. So today we’ve had people, St. John employees, say that even though they weren’t technically suspended, they’ve been removed from the schedule. And so, what’s happening in my opinion, is Ascension is playing games with paychecks of these employees in order to bully them into getting this deal, and in my opinion, they should obey the temporary restraining order and see what the court says about these religious exemptions that people are claiming.”

Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor

O’Conner declared that Ascension Saint John violated a Tulsa County judge’s order to not suspend or fire its employees over this mandate, and he issued a cease-and-desist letter to the company. The following day, O’Connor and eleven other attorney generals filed a new lawsuit against the Biden regime.

Such an abusive, coercive, bullying organization as this is far from the religious ideal of “the good Christian corporation.” Rather, such actions reveal a monstrous entity filled with motives beyond the ethical. Indeed, this not-for-profit Catholic organization somehow pulls in $21 billion annually. Not, exactly, Franciscan values. In fact, Ascension actually moonlights as a private equity firm, and it has, in fact, discreetly built a private equity operation worth more than $1 billion.

What’s worse, there has not a peep from the Oklahoma Catholic bishops. Throughout this ordeal, Oklahoma Catholics have had to appeal to the aid of the Colorado Catholic Conference, The Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima, and it’s offshoot, The Holy Faith Foundation. But even then, the sad irony is that we are witnessing Catholic organizations trying to rescue people from Catholic organizations.

The on-the-ground situation is dicey for this company. Yet financially, Ascension appears to be rolling in the dough. Perhaps the loss of dependable, well-trained, critical-thinking staff is just the cost of business? Perhaps the loss of trust and a damaged reputation is also the cost of business? Perhaps it’s money and power that fuels this Catholic organization, rather than healthcare? It seems to make sense, given that Ascension CEO Joe Impicciche was advising the White House on economics just a year and a half ago.

On This Current Path…

There has been so much evidence for just how harmful the current “clotshot” can be, yet mandates still persist. On a daily basis, we are learning of more companies caving in and declaring there to be mandates for their employees — all this in spite of lawsuits, injunctions, and restraining orders. U.S. companies appear to be uncompelled by law to mandate anything like this “vaccine” mandate, yet they appear eager to jump on the bandwagon, court actions be damned. What’s worse, American society is poised to go even further, ready to inject children with these harmful drugs. And mind you, all of these decisions are being made by radicals who cannot discern the difference between a man and a woman.

It is increasingly said that SJWs always double down, and that is precisely what we have with the current regime. Slaves to the American corporate zeitgeist, people live in fear of losing their first-world comforts, their pensions, their paychecks. They live the fear of material loss in their hearts, their minds, and in the work of their hands.  You can see this every time you are at a gas station, and you spot a masked individual walking outside, to their car, by themselves. And they keep their mask on in that car, windows rolled up. Even though they’re alone.

For the sake of our survival, there must be many legal battles against companies converged with this insanity. Society will have to be taught many times that one does not need to be injected with harmful drugs to have value. The mandates were clearly an act of federal overreach. Everyone in each state who feels the pull of conviction must take action and stand up for their rights. They absolutely must lawyer up. Americans backs are to the wall. And even if the regime’s mandate is shot down on a federal level, it will likely still require the actions of the states to rescue themselves from this hydra. Because, as we have seen, different entities in different quarters are happy to do whatever they wish, regardless of precedence or the law.

And what happens if the law is completely ignored and trampled? What will happen if the American justice system fails its people? What becomes of this country if our very natural rights are disregarded? The answer is simple: force will be all that’s left. And if it ever came to that, we will have failed our children and our grandchildren as a society.