The COVID-19 Bullshit: New England Journal Of Medicine Suggests "Employment Suspension" For COVID Vaccine Noncompliance!

We all know it is coming... The fear mongering and brainwashing put out now by the criminals in the Jewish controlled media coupled with the criminal actions of our own sick governments is being done so badly now as a means of keeping  everyone in a constant state of FEAR and Anguish that most of the gullible people out there will absolutely welcome the incoming immune system and DNA destroying "vaccines" with almost zero resistance.... It is so sickening to behold...But what about those out there (including myself) that absolutely will refuse any of these "vaccines" no  matter even if they try to make them 'mandatory".... Well, according to the following  article that comes courtesy of the "No Mask.info" website at www.nofacemask.blogspot.com, apparently the criminals  over at the "New England Journal of Medicine" that have strangely been firm supporters of this COVID-19 bullshit and especially the incoming vaccines, apparently they are now calling on governments to  force everyone to COMPLY with these vaccines or risk losing their jobs!   Here is that article, and I do have my own thoughts and comments to follow:

New England Journal of Medicine Suggests "employment suspension" for COVID vaccine noncompliance

July 03, 2020

"substantive penalties could be justified" for vaccine noncompliance: "including employment suspension or stay-at-home orders," report says.

A New England Journal of Medicine article entitled 'Ensuring Uptake of Vaccines against SARS-CoV-2' dated June 26, 2020, suggests that employment suspension, as opposed to fines or criminal penalties, be imposed on those who refuse mandatory COVID19 vaccinations in the future.The report states, in part,"state mandates should not be structured as compulsory vaccination (absolute requirements); instead, noncompliance should incur a penalty. Nevertheless, because of the infectiousness and dangerousness of the virus, relatively substantive penalties could be justified, including employment suspension or stay-at-home orders for persons in designated high-priority groups who refuse vaccination. Neither fines nor criminal penalties should be used, however; fines disadvantage the poor, and criminal penalties invite legal challenges on procedural due-process grounds. Both are bad public health policy for a Covid-19 vaccine because they may stoke distrust without improving uptake."Following are excerpts. Note: Wikipedia notes "The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), (established in 1964) is a committee within the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that provides advice and guidance on effective control of vaccine-preventable diseases in the U.S. civilian population."New England Journal of Medicine publishes plan for mandatory COVID19 vaccinationsConcerningly, a recent poll found that only 49% of Americans planned to get vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2.1One option for increasing vaccine uptake is to require it. Mandatory vaccination has proven effective in ensuring high childhood immunization rates in many high-income countries. However, except for influenza vaccination of health care workers, mandates have not been widely used for adults. ..Although a vaccine remains months to years away, developing a policy strategy to ensure uptake takes time. We offer a framework that states can apply now to help ensure uptake of the vaccine when it becomes available — including consideration of when a mandate might become appropriate. Our approach is guided by lessons from U.S. experiences with vaccines for the 1976 “swine flu,” H1N1 influenza, smallpox, and human papillomavirus (HPV)....We believe that six substantive criteria should be met before a state imposes a SARS-CoV-2 vaccine mandate (see box). The first is the existence of evidence that Covid-19 is inadequately controlled in the state by other measures, such as testing, contact tracing, and isolation and quarantine — as indicated by sustained, troubling trends in new cases, hospitalizations, or deaths. Principles of public health law and ethics require that interventions that impinge on autonomy be reasonable and necessary; therefore, Covid-19 must present an ongoing threat.By the time a vaccine is available, more will be known about natural immunity in the population, the consequences of relaxing community mitigation measures, and the feasibility of scaling up test-and-trace strategies. There should be a reasonable indication as to whether further measures are needed.SIX TRIGGER CRITERIA FOR STATE COVID-19 VACCINATION MANDATES. Covid-19 is not adequately contained in the state.The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has recommended vaccination for the groups for which a mandate is being considered.The supply of vaccine is sufficient to cover the population groups for which a mandate is being considered.Available evidence about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine has been transparently communicated.The state has created infrastructure to provide access to vaccination without financial or logistic barriers, compensation to workers who have adverse effects from a required vaccine, and real-time surveillance of vaccine side effects.In a time-limited evaluation, voluntary uptake of the vaccine among high-priority groups has fallen short of the level required to prevent epidemic spread.....Only recommended groups should be considered for a vaccination mandate, though health officials can encourage voluntary uptake for others, using means such as public education campaigns and free vaccination.....The fact that a vaccine has received Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval — whether under an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) or ordinary review processes — is an insufficient basis on which to conclude that it should be required. FDA approval reflects a determination that clinical trial evidence shows that the benefits of a vaccine outweigh its risks. ACIP recommendations reflect broader considerations, including values and preferences of affected groups, implementation issues, and health economic analyses. Overweighting FDA decisions would be particularly problematic for SARS-CoV-2 vaccines because EUAs may be based on very limited evidence and consciously or unconsciously influenced by the intense pressure to speed countermeasures to market.2...New York State’s unsuccessful attempt to mandate H1N1 influenza vaccination for health care workers demonstrates that imposing requirements before adequate supply has been secured needlessly provokes controversy and alienates people who have already made sacrifices to fight an epidemic.3...The fourth criterion is that there has been transparent communication of the best available evidence about the vaccine’s safety and efficacy... Public trust has already been compromised by federal officials’ endorsement of hydroxychloroquine as a Covid-19 treatment without evidentiary support; the same must not occur for vaccines....The fifth criterion is that the government has put in place certain support mechanisms for persons required to receive the vaccine. Lessons from past vaccination campaigns suggest that a generous compensation program for people who have serious vaccine side effects should be a centerpiece of these efforts. A federal compensation fund like the Smallpox Vaccine Injury Compensation Program is one attractive model, although identifying compensable injuries may be challenging with a novel vaccine. States will also have to create distribution systems to provide SARS-CoV-2 vaccine to high-priority groups with near-zero financial and logistic barriers — for example, bringing free vaccine to points of care, pharmacies, and work sites. It is equally critical to have a safety-assessment plan in place before vaccines are widely distributed to enable health officials to evaluate safety evidence in real time. States should work with health systems to ensure that reporting systems for vaccine-related adverse events are consistently used and specify a process for reconsidering mandate decisions as evidence evolves....Because the constitutional power to protect public health rests primarily with states, each state will need to adopt its own legislation. Proposed legislation should be supported by attestations from the state health officer, the ACIP, or another expert committee that all trigger criteria have been met. Targeted SARS-CoV-2 vaccination mandate policies may also be appropriate in certain federal contexts, including high-risk groups in active-duty military environments, Veterans Affairs facilities, federal prisons, and immigration detention centers.### Although state vaccination mandates are usually tied to school and day care entry, that approach is not appropriate for SARS-CoV-2 because children won’t be a high-priority group. In addition, state mandates should not be structured as compulsory vaccination (absolute requirements); instead, noncompliance should incur a penalty. Nevertheless, because of the infectiousness and dangerousness of the virus, relatively substantive penalties could be justified, including employment suspension or stay-at-home orders for persons in designated high-priority groups who refuse vaccination. Neither fines nor criminal penalties should be used, however; fines disadvantage the poor, and criminal penalties invite legal challenges on procedural due-process grounds. Both are bad public health policy for a Covid-19 vaccine because they may stoke distrust without improving uptake.### The need to build public trust requires that state officials implement vaccination policy through a transparent and inclusive process,...### vaccine manufacturers should stay on the sidelines. The HPV vaccine manufacturer’s direct involvement in crafting and lobbying for mandate legislation raised suspicion that profit rather than public health motives lay behind such proposals, undercutting support for vaccination even without a mandatory regime.5As with social distancing orders, we can expect that the advent of SARS-CoV-2 vaccines will spark intense clashes of feeling about what people owe to one another in the fight against the pandemic. In contrast to earlier phases of the pandemic, though, we currently have some time on our side. Careful deliberation now about state vaccination policy can help ensure that we have a strategy when the breakthrough comes.Link: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp2020926NTS Notes: Honestly, I thought they may resort to this diabolical tactic to get everyone injected with their poisons... What troubles me is how the scoundrels behind the New England Journal of Medicine are wanting to spearhead this type of action!Yes, we are aware that the criminals pushing their 'vaccines" would probably look at heavy fines or even jail time for refusal... But this tactic of making those  who do not comply lose their jobs is  way overboard in my honest opinion....This only shows once again that these criminals do not give a damn about peoples' health or the fact that these "vaccines" will do more damage than any good to everyone... All they care about is to force everyone to take them and thus have their bodies and their minds permanently destroyed as a result!I do hope that everyone gets the message here... These monsters will stop at nothing to force their poisons into our systems..... I do wonder what next?  The death penalty for those who refuse to be vaccinated?  That may be coming..More to comeNTS