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Testing how real the vax mandate is enforced....


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2021 Oct 18, 2:39pm   8,109 views  104 comments

by joshuatrio   ➕follow (4)   💰tip   ignore  

Ex federal contractor here. Left about three months ago and took well needed time off.

Come back and hear nonstop BS about mandates for the vaxx for all civilians and contractors. Hear about people getting laid off for refusing the shot. So I did what any rational dude would do...

I applied for another federal contracting job to see if this vaxx crap is actually being enforced.

Interviewed last week and got an offer today and there was ZERO talk about a vaxx, and ZERO in the paperwork requiring it.

We will see how things progress but I'm calling their bluff with only a handful of actual contractors enforcing it, which most will later rescind when they can't fill slots due to their own requirement.

So ultimately, it seems like nothing really exists and the mandate is loosely enforced, and it's all political theatre, with the Biden administration trying to get the company/contractor to enforce an illegal action.

I'll keep you posted if anyone finds this interesting....

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41   zzyzzx   2021 Oct 28, 6:55am  



Where I work the employees (not contractors) they are turning the proverbial screws on first with no stated deadline for contractors. It's because they don't even have a plan yet. Presumably it will happen at some point, but exactly when no idea. I figure that it's probably good for at least a couple of months.

Yeah, they are going to try the reeducation bullshit, which is just another delaying tactic. It is tempting to take it that far so I can dispute their bullshit.

I'm looking forward to my potential reeducation sessions!!! I may or may not wear a camera. I have so many questions! Will come prepared with a plethora of govt data and documents.
#1 CDC says vaccines don't slow the spread
#2 Pfizer is still EUA
#3 vaxxes are registered as gene therapy products
42   joshuatrio   2021 Oct 28, 9:52am  

zzyzzx says


Where I work the employees (not contractors) they are turning the proverbial screws on first with no stated deadline for contractors. It's because they don't even have a plan yet. Presumably it will happen at some point, but exactly when no idea. I figure that it's probably good for at least a couple of months.

Yeah, they are going to try the reeducation bullshit, which is just another delaying tactic. It is tempting to take it that far so I can dispute their bullshit.

I'm looking forward to my potential reeducation sessions!!! I may or may not wear a camera. I have so many questions! Will come prepared with a plethora of govt data and documents.
#1 CDC says vaccines don't slow the spread
#2 Pfizer is still EUA
#3 vaxxes are registered as gene therapy products


There is no plan, except to get everyone vaxxed.

But if people resist, they're gonna have to bail.
43   Bd6r   2021 Oct 28, 9:58am  

zzyzzx says
I'm looking forward to my potential reeducation sessions!!!

Let me know, I can help you with some data if necessary.
44   Patrick   2021 Oct 28, 10:28am  

https://www.heritage.org/public-health/commentary/congress-didnt-give-osha-authority-impose-vaccine-mandates


Congress Didn’t Give OSHA Authority to Impose Vaccine MandatesOct 27th, 2021 8 min read
Commentary By


Doug Badger
Senior Fellow, Domestic Policy Studies

Paul J. Larkin Jr.
Rumpel Senior Legal Research Fellow

KEY TAKEAWAYS
OSHA lacks the legal authority to impose a vaccine mandate.

Vaccines against viruses are an entirely different form of protection and are beyond the scope of OSHA’s mandate.

Lawmakers needn’t prohibit OSHA from imposing a mandate that they never authorized the agency to issue in the first place.
45   Blue   2021 Oct 28, 11:00am  

Mandate is not possible. But since the knife is hanging all employers are forcing to inject dangerous liquid against people will. Fake mandate is a real crime committed against humanity.
46   zzyzzx   2021 Oct 29, 7:20am  

Biden admin barred from firing unvaccinated employees after DC judge issues injunction
The attorney for the plaintiffs said the Biden administration has shown 'an unprecedented, cavalier attitude toward the rule of law'


https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-admin-vaccine-employees-judge-injunction
47   HeadSet   2021 Oct 29, 8:15am  

zzyzzx says
Biden admin barred from firing unvaccinated employees after DC judge issues injunction
The attorney for the plaintiffs said the Biden administration has shown 'an unprecedented, cavalier attitude toward the rule of law'


https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-admin-vaccine-employees-judge-injunction


That is for religious exemptions only. You must provide an unsubstantiated and unscientific belief to avoid an unsubstantiated and unscientific jab mandate.
48   GNL   2021 Oct 29, 10:45am  

HeadSet says
zzyzzx says
Biden admin barred from firing unvaccinated employees after DC judge issues injunction
The attorney for the plaintiffs said the Biden administration has shown 'an unprecedented, cavalier attitude toward the rule of law'


https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-admin-vaccine-employees-judge-injunction


That is for religious exemptions only. You must provide an unsubstantiated and unscientific belief to avoid an unsubstantiated and unscientific jab mandate.

Is there an app for that?
49   richwicks   2021 Oct 29, 12:10pm  

So, there's been THE DECREE from my unnamed company that I must get a vaccination if I intend to continue to work there, so I have about a month to wrap things up.

I asked them about what Executive Order has been issued and got this:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/09/09/executive-order-on-ensuring-adequate-covid-safety-protocols-for-federal-contractors/

My question was - is this actually an executive order, or is it just a press release? I think it's an actual EO:

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2021/09/14/2021-19924/ensuring-adequate-covid-safety-protocols-for-federal-contractors

E.O. 14042 of Sep 9, 2021

I'm super busy, so I've not gone through it, but I did a search and "vaci" as in "vaccination" is not in the document but like any fucking legal bullshit by our criminal syndicate, it makes several references to other documents - which I will go through a week from now.
50   Patrick   2021 Oct 29, 9:15pm  

@richwicks Where do they get the legal authority to demand the injection of an experimental drug?

There clearly is no mandate from OSHA yet, nor could OSHA have that authority, because the drug is experimental.

It has to be the basis for a big wrongful termination suit if they fire you.
51   RWSGFY   2021 Oct 29, 9:20pm  

The EO basically says that if your company is a Fed contractor it must comply with orders of "Safer Federal Workforce Task Force", whatever the fuck it is.
52   Patrick   2021 Oct 29, 9:34pm  

Or they will cut off funding. OK, that's the government threat there.

But does an employer or university have the right to demand that you inject any experimental drug that they please?

Seems like some law is definitely being violated. How can experimental injections be a condition of employment or studying?
53   Patrick   2021 Oct 29, 9:38pm  


For COVID-19 vaccines, an additional wrinkle is the fact that the vaccines are (thus far) not fully approved but instead authorized under an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). While some vaccines may shortly transition to full approval, they may not be the ones available for students in a particular state. While some may agree with our analysis as to approved vaccines, does the same hold true for those provided under EUAs?

The Act enabling the granting of EUAs requires notifying recipients “of the option to accept or refuse administration of the product, of the consequences, if any, of refusing administration of the product, and of the alternatives to the product that are available and of their benefits and risks.” This provision, though, does not appear to limit what conditions can be imposed on those who refuse a vaccine under an EUA. While the federal government has not yet addressed educational institutions, in its guidance to employers, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has suggested it is possible for employers to mandate vaccination even if the vaccine is only under an EUA; moreover, many of the COVID-19 tests that colleges and universities have mandated in recent months have themselves been authorized under an EUA and not a full approval. For these reasons, we believe that our analysis — suggesting wide latitude for colleges and universities to mandate COVID-19 vaccination — applies whether the vaccine is approved or merely under an EUA.


https://blog.petrieflom.law.harvard.edu/2021/03/16/can-colleges-universities-require-student-covid-vaccination/
54   AmericanKulak   2021 Oct 29, 11:28pm  

Patrick says
Seems like some law is definitely being violated. How can experimental injections be a condition of employment or studying?


How can city workers be fired for not taking jabs? I'm pretty damn sure "Taking experimental medical treatments on demand of the Mayor" ain't in the Contract.

Are sewer workers and trashmen dealing with direct health care or with multitudes of the public?
55   richwicks   2021 Oct 30, 1:13am  

Patrick says
@richwicks Where do they get the legal authority to demand the injection of an experimental drug?


You know better. There's no rule of law.

I'm a contractor - as far as I'm concerned they can get rid of me because they don't like the cut of my jib.

I don't want to work for a company that doesn't want me any more than I want to work for a company that I don't want. If a company decides they don't want to hire white people, or blacks, or asians - that's fucking fine with me. The company is just slicing their own throat.

I worked for a company that would hire contractors from ANY race, but would only hire employees from Taiwan. Imagine this scenario - you have a bunch of balls, they are all labelled with numbers from 1-9, and they are colored red, white and blue. You are in a game with another person where you can observe and see all the balls and their numbers - the game is that you can only pick from white balls but they can pick from any color - and whomever gets the largest sum of numbers wins. They can chose any color, but you're restricted to only white.

Who is going to win?

I'm perfectly fine with discrimination which can only be based on stupidity. It's regretful that (some) people are so fucking stupid here to implement it, this was once a true meritocracy, but it fixes itself. It hurts people along the way as well, I realize that, but a company that implements discriminatory practices is placing themselves at a disadvantage.

I keep saying, Google is fucking dead. Facebook is ALREADY dead - that's why they are renaming themselves. They have more money than God does, but that's not going to prevent them from becoming irrelevant. Companies that incorporate discrimination and even worse EXPORT it, kill themselves. Do you want to work for a company that does that? I don't, I'm a better person than that, and although I could enjoy stock options and other shit, I don't want that stain on my soul, despite being largely an atheist.

There was a mission we started out with. The Internet was designed to bypass propaganda and authorities. There are no authorities, there's truth and there are lies, that's it. Nobody has a monopoly on either. The purpose of free communication isn't just to allow people to figure out what the fuck is going on, but to enable us to figure out what the fuck going on because we sure as shit didn't know when we started out and honestly I'm still figuring it out. We're just seeing the fruition of this recently. It took 20 years longer than I expected, but it damned well seems to be happening.

I'm an old fuck, but I still believe in the mission. I am beginning to believe enlightenment is a real thing.

Shit. I'm becoming William S. Burroughs. I'm completely committed to the mission still though. Part of that is demonstrating we have illegitimate authority. My company can do what it wants, but I will never bow down and recognize it's legitimate - at least until I'm desperate for work. I've been very careful in my life to maintain my ability for independence.
56   PeopleUnited   2021 Oct 30, 10:32am  

Unfortunately independent contractors are not afforded the same rights and protection from discrimination that employees have under the law. However, if it is not in the contract to divulge private medical information the contractor clearly has no obligation to divulge this information. Sure, they can cancel the contract for any reason, but for the sake of the sovereignty of every man and women over their own body and privacy any demand for this information must be unequivocally denied.
57   richwicks   2021 Oct 30, 7:31pm  

PeopleUnited says
Unfortunately independent contractors are not afforded the same rights and protection from discrimination that employees have under the law.


I'm paid double what a full timer is. It's an entirely reasonable tradeoff.

If my employer doesn't like my hair color, my skin color, my religion, my shoes - that's fine for them to terminate my employment. In exchange for money, I have abandoned all rights in my employment. My employment is exclusively a voluntary exchange which can be terminated at any time for any reason.

I am not a libertarian, but I believe the principles are largely sound. Voluntary trade. If a baker doesn't want to make a gay wedding cake, that's fine, and if a restaurant doesn't want to serve black people - that's also fine. Business should be entirely voluntary whether I agree or disagree with it. I can always boycott a business that is doing something I object to, and that's how it should be done in my opinion.

My prediction in my line of work, is you're going to see a new line of inventiveness from people who refuse to submit. I expect the last area in my line of work is a complete decentralization of the Internet. I honestly think this is the last thing we can do for communication. It won't be possible to censor, and there are real downsides to that, but it appears we have to do this. I want to be clear, we've had this ability to do this for 20 years, and I think we've held back. Some communication should be censored, but since our government is imposing fundamental cemsorship on communication I think it's necessary to open Pandora's Box again.
58   GNL   2021 Oct 30, 8:43pm  

richwicks says
Business should be entirely voluntary whether I agree or disagree with it. I can always boycott a business that is doing something I object to, and that's how it should be done in my opinion.

VERY good point imo. The real problem comes when whole industries are dominated or monopolized by a few companies. Government needs to help in this regard. How? I don't exactly know.

richwicks says
Some communication should be censored, but since our government is imposing fundamental cemsorship on communication I think it's necessary to open Pandora's Box again.

What exactly are you talking about here?
59   SunnyvaleCA   2021 Oct 31, 2:06am  

Well, in San Francisco you aren't allowed to eat if you don't produce your papers. Last time I was there at a restaurant I noticed a lady show her vaccine QR code to the enforcer at the door and then show the same QR code for her boyfriend. No problem, since the QR codes where never verified against anyone's ID. I guess with ID being racist and all that, I shouldn't be surprised.
60   richwicks   2021 Oct 31, 3:43am  

WineHorror1 says
richwicks says
Some communication should be censored, but since our government is imposing fundamental cemsorship on communication I think it's necessary to open Pandora's Box again.

What exactly are you talking about here?


I'm saying that the result of government imposing censorship requirements on companies, and they do, the result will be a decentralized internet in which communication is entirely protected by encryption. When you communicate with this site, it's encrypted. This uses a 4096 bit key (good job Patrick - this is the maximum size) which is used to make a symmetric key using Diffie Hellman.

However, this is a public site, so if I were to post what would be CLEARLY illegal content, I could be identified and found by either Patrick or by authorities looking at meta data. I do not want to explain what would be illegal content, but I'm certain you can imagine some subjects which should not be posted by anybody. Think Jeffrey Epstein for example, subject matter HE might have posted.

The ability to create a private network is already available, but again, it has a single point of failure as it's just a website running on a computer somewhere. What will be created will be distributed networks on which a "website" isn't confined to a single computer but it distributed across multiple machines. Bit torrent does this, people sharing a file actually each have an individual copy (or portions of a copy) of the file, and when I request the ability to download the file I get portions from dozens of computers, sometimes hundreds, and the file is reconstructed in parts. Popular files scale automatically. For example, if a new film comes out, 1000's of people will have copies (or portions) and downloading that file will completely consume your entire bandwidth, and you will have the film in minutes and the more people that try to access it, the faster you get it.

This sort of distributed hosting is just about impossible to shutdown because there is no central point of attack to take it down. This can be abused and is currently abused, but because our FUCKING CRIMINAL GOVERNMENT will not allow free speech, this is what has to be made widely and trivially available. Because our FUCKING GOVERNMENT won't follow the goddamned law and the contract we have with the now illegitimate assholes, we will have to open up a very messy can of worms.

Not only will private networks proliferate, they will become commonplace. You've heard of the "dark web" - well here is an example:

https://samoyed.dynu.net

That's my computer. It's not indexed, and you can't access anything on it without a password. It's using encryption. This is a trivial example, what is next going to be produced will be something like IPFS - InterPlanetary file system. There will be no way to prevent any illegal content from being distributed, and this is a result of our goddamned government fucking violating basic human rights. You won't even be able to identify the originator of the content easily.

We've had the ability for 2 decades, there's real moral questions about making this technology available, but our goddamned government is practically forcing us to make it available and I despise them for it. These fucking assholes think that they can impose their will on people, having no clue we already have solutions which we've rejected because of moral implications.

Imagine the worst, most horrific evil content imaginable, not only being made trivially available, but there's no way to stop it. Remember the Silk Road website which was just allowing anything and everything to be sold? Imagine it not being owned by any single person. That can be made right now. It won't be dependent on DNS, it won't be hosted by any one person, it will be hosted by the thousands of people that access it. The government won't even be able to tell what you're accessing, just that you're LIKELY to have accessed a particular site based on meta data, but they won't be able to prove it.

I've already seen attempts and examples of this being done now. They aren't at ALL user friendly, but they will be in time. Dear old mom will be able to access it no problem, as easy to use as facebook or whatever. Once again, things will TRULY go viral, it will be the old Internet, the wild west. 25 years ago, anything you could imagine was accessible, and quite purposely tracking was put into place to limit some of the more objectionable content. This time, it won't be possible to do this, because our government has shown it's willingness to betray the population.

We will entirely democratize all data, good, AND bad. Just imagine, the next Julian Assange will be able to post anything, and it will never be possible to identify who posted it. For example, a file could be made available, and 100,000 people will have it, and 2 days later, a decryption key can be posted, allowing people to actually access the file. By then, it's everywhere. Maybe the file is filled with crap, could be a kill switch, could be anything. There will be no way to stop distribution of any information that is imaginable.

That's what the mother fuckers are DARING us to do and I think we'll have to do it. I can see it's already being worked on. In 30 years, a website is going to be a tiny computer sitting next to your router running on 5 watts. It will be a PART of whatever replaces "youtube" or "facebook". It will be a tiny cell in that network, and there will be no moderators or any possibility of moderating.
61   GNL   2021 Oct 31, 8:13am  

@richwicks - People like you are geniuses. For the life of me, I cannot understand why you wouldn't have created your own company(ies) by now. There are so many areas/industries of the economy that could benefit from decentralization (SAAS). Anyway, here is a Bible verse that I thought of as I read your comment (NO, I am not a Bible thumper or scholar)...

"For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open."

--Luke 8:17

It could mean that all these evils will be exposed. Personally, I believe God = Freedom so, I believe that it is TPTB that will be exposed and not those who would create and use these private networks. No, people who create private networks, imo, could be the ones doing the exposing. Bringing the dark to light.
62   mell   2021 Oct 31, 10:11am  

WineHorror1 says
@richwicks - People like you are geniuses. For the life of me, I cannot understand why you wouldn't have created your own company(ies) by now. There are so many areas/industries of the economy that could benefit from decentralization (SAAS). Anyway, here is a Bible verse that I thought of as I read your comment (NO, I am not a Bible thumper or scholar)...

"For there is nothing hidden that will not be disclosed, and nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open."

--Luke 8:17

It could mean that all these evils will be exposed. Personally, I believe God = Freedom so, I believe that it is TPTB that will be exposed and not those who would create and use these private networks. No, people who create private networks, imo, could be the ones doing the exposing. Bringing the dark to light.


It's not that easy, founding a company and becoming successful has a lot more factors than just yourself. This has not been a free economy for a long time and it's stacked against small businesses and their founders. Still a good idea but takes a lot of effort and some luck, esp. without seed money.
63   GNL   2021 Oct 31, 10:37am  

mell says
It's not that easy, founding a company and becoming successful has a lot more factors than just yourself. This has not been a free economy for a long time and it's stacked against small businesses and their founders. Still a good idea but takes a lot of effort and some luck, esp. without seed money.

Being an expert level software engineer is, imo, much more difficult. The difference in good ones vs. GREAT ones is huge. I have a company (it is now starting to make $$) that uses outside software developers. I am using 2 at the moment. I finally added one because the first one couldn't achieve a goal we set due to his abilities. The second one I found has been running circles around the first one and it's not even close. I know NOTHING about developing (even though I have a computer science degree, (from 20 years ago)), but I know my industry and what I need. The company is dedicated to giving labor of an entire industry control over their time and income. Wish me luck.
64   joshuatrio   2021 Nov 1, 12:09pm  

Update: They now want a religious exemption on file.

They don't seem to give a rip what it says honestly. They just want a signed document/exemption, on church letterhead, from the local pastor.

The aborted fetal cell testing seems to be the ticket out.
65   Patrick   2021 Nov 1, 1:39pm  

richwicks says
However, this is a public site, so if I were to post what would be CLEARLY illegal content, I could be identified and found by either Patrick or by authorities looking at meta data.


All I know about people, aside from those I've met personally, is the email address they used to register and the IP address requests come from. If you were to use a throwaway email and a VPN, I think it would be very hard to identify you. Still could be possible from word frequency and phrasing though, which is how the Unibomber was identified.
67   richwicks   2021 Nov 2, 11:52am  

Patrick says
richwicks says
However, this is a public site, so if I were to post what would be CLEARLY illegal content, I could be identified and found by either Patrick or by authorities looking at meta data.


All I know about people, aside from those I've met personally, is the email address the used to register and the IP address requests come from. If you were to use a throwaway email and a VPN, I think it would be very hard to identify you.


The VPN would likely co-operate with authorities given enough pressure and so would you especially if you felt a moral obligation to co-operate. Protonmail isn't secure, for example.

What I'm saying is that as a result of censorship, it won't be POSSIBLE to co-operate with authorities.

You remember USENet? Imagine it being done on top of a P2P protocol? Do you remember Rot-13 - that was to prevent people from reading something that MIGHT not be suitable for work, so it was just scrambled so it was optional you could read it. Today, it would be just as easy to encode a message with AES256 + DES with 2 separate keys, and make it entirely unbreakable except for a single recipient on a public forum.

Haven't you ever wondered why email isn't encrypted by default at companies? They ought to be, but they aren't. It's trivial to do, but it's not done. When I send an email, it can be read by not just the company that hosts it, but anybody that passes it along.
68   joshuatrio   2021 Nov 2, 6:10pm  

Here is the religious exemption letter I got. We will see if it works. Hope it can help anyone else out as well:

I am writing on behalf of our member, ___ of ____, regarding
his religious conviction against forced vaccines.

We do not wish to be labeled as anti-vaccine or anti-science, however, the well-
documented process of vaccines developed from animal and aborted human fetal tissue
has compelled us to stand by our congregants who refuse to comply with mandatory
vaccinations.

We strongly support their deeply held Biblical conviction as a believer in, and follower of
Jesus Christ and any of our congregants to resist the pressure for vaccinations, while at
the same time seeking an alternative for their safety and the safety of others.

We are convinced that the nature of many other contaminants within vaccines should be a
reason to grant exemptions to believers whose bodies are, as the Scripture states, the
“temple of the Lord.”

• 1 Corinthians 3:16-17 - “Don’t you know that you yourselves are God’s temple
and that God’s Spirit dwells in your midst? If anyone destroys God’s temple, God
will destroy that person; for God’s temple is sacred, and you together are that
temple.”

• 2 Corinthians 7:1 - “Therefore, since we have these promises, dear friends, let us
purify ourselves from everything that contaminates body and spirit, perfecting
holiness out of reverence for God.”

We must follow the Word of God and we also exhort others to a conscientious objection
to these vaccines. Yet, our deep love and care for others makes us more determined to
exercise whatever alternatives possible to ensure others' safety in each individual case.
We thank you for granting this religious exemption and as such respecting religious
freedom.

Sincerely,
Pastor _______
69   zzyzzx   2021 Nov 14, 9:59am  

As far as I can tell, at work, the government is coming down pretty hard on it's own employees and military people. Meaning that your immediate supervisor is going to be looking at your documentation, or at least checking off that you have elected to submit an exemption. The exemption process so far hasn't been implemented, and nobody knows how that is even going to work, so that is the reason they haven't given any details on that yet. I expect that to take quite some time, since the government does nothing quickly. There is also going to be "re-education sessions" for people who don't comply, and presumably will be fired at some point (at least that's what they are saying). With respect to contractors, as far as I can tell, it's strictly up to your actual employer. Now I might be just guessing here, but your immediate contractor employer actually has a financial self interest in being lax, since if they can't place you in a position, some other contractor will. Some job ads are specifying that you need to have a clot shot card, but it's unclear how hard they are going to look at your potato quality image of the card that you are going to give them. My employer hasn't asked me for one yet.
70   joshuatrio   2021 Nov 16, 3:31pm  

zzyzzx says
With respect to contractors, as far as I can tell, it's strictly up to your actual employer. Now I might be just guessing here, but your immediate contractor employer actually has a financial self interest in being lax, since if they can't place you in a position, some other contractor will.


My contractor doesn't seem to care and thinks it's all a joke. The prime on the contract required a religious exemption on file which is what I submitted.

Latest update: Job still going through. Clearance being processed now. I'm guessing another 6-8 weeks till start date.
71   GNL   2021 Nov 16, 4:55pm  

joshuatrio says
Latest update: Job still going through. Clearance being processed now. I'm guessing another 6-8 weeks till start date.

At what point are you going to turn the job down?
72   FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut   2021 Nov 16, 4:59pm  

Patrick says
I think a religious exemption is a bit dishonest if you don't really believe it.


The thing is that it is your beliefs that vaccine is immoral? There is no clause that says it has to be major religion, as long as you believe your shoes talk to you it's good enough. So it is honest in a sense that your beliefs are your own religion. That's how a lawyer explained it to me.
Because some Christians are fine with vaccines, others are not... so it's not universal. Everyone has varying set of circumstances.
73   richwicks   2021 Nov 16, 5:00pm  

joshuatrio says
Clearance being processed now.


Security clearance? GOVERNMENT security clearance?

Look, you're licking a boot when you get paid by our fucking government. I swore I'd end up on the streets before I ever became part of that mafia 30 years ago.
74   joshuatrio   2021 Nov 17, 5:53am  

WineHorror1 says
joshuatrio says
Latest update: Job still going through. Clearance being processed now. I'm guessing another 6-8 weeks till start date.

At what point are you going to turn the job down?


Not sure. I want to ride it out to the end of the hiring process at the least. I may work it for a couple months for some side cash.

If it's a cake job, and an easy check (where I'm not tied to the desk) then so be it. If it's a pressure cooker, I'll quit first week.

richwicks says
joshuatrio says
Clearance being processed now.


Security clearance? GOVERNMENT security clearance?

Look, you're licking a boot when you get paid by our fucking government. I swore I'd end up on the streets before I ever became part of that mafia 30 years ago.


Totally agree.
75   GNL   2021 Nov 17, 12:56pm  

joshuatrio says
I may work it for a couple months for some side cash.

Are you a big time developer? Full stack yadda yadda (I don't mean that in a smart ass way)? If so, why not find a small company that you can help take to the next level? I have such a company. Hint hint.
76   joshuatrio   2021 Nov 17, 1:16pm  

WineHorror1 says
joshuatrio says
I may work it for a couple months for some side cash.

Are you a big time developer? Full stack yadda yadda (I don't mean that in a smart ass way)? If so, why not find a small company that you can help take to the next level? I have such a company. Hint hint.


Wish I were a developer. I'm on the network/cyber engineering side.
77   Patrick   2021 Nov 17, 1:17pm  

FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut says
Patrick says
I think a religious exemption is a bit dishonest if you don't really believe it.


The thing is that it is your beliefs that vaccine is immoral? There is no clause that says it has to be major religion, as long as you believe your shoes talk to you it's good enough. So it is honest in a sense that your beliefs are your own religion. That's how a lawyer explained it to me.
Because some Christians are fine with vaccines, others are not... so it's not universal. Everyone has varying set of circumstances.


Right. I listened to a presentation by Christina Hildebrand from https://avoiceforchoiceadvocacy.org/ because I'm trying to help a relative with this, and took these notes:


Before you start, you need a plan B if the exemption is rejected.
You could send a notice of liability to the school, wait 10 days, file for lawsuit... but that takes time.
You can't file for unemployment if you didn't follow company policy.
Doctors are witch-hunted for their issuance of medical exemptions.
There is no definition of religion, so you don't have to adhere to traditional religion.
Don't put science in your exemption because they will argue that.
challenges to you:
Consistency
Your beliefs do not have to be express tenets of your religion.
CA law: belief must have some religious foundation, not veganism, not just a philosophy.
It's ok for your belief to have developed over time.
Your belief does have to have an overarching place in your life.
religious belief in CA:
must be belief that is sincere and meaningful, parallel to that filled by orthodox belief in god
more than philosophy or moral, the golden rule is not enough; has to come from HIGHER POWER or scripture
religion addresses fundamental and ultimate questions having to do with deep and imponderable matters
religion must be comprehensive system, not just a single teaching
religion can be recognized by presence of certain formal and external signs
must be your own truth, do not use internet templates because they will look for that
Write a letter to yourself already so it's in your brain.
For accomodations, leave it open-ended: "I'm willing to participate in whatever other public health measures are required of me".
The SEIU sent a cease and desist to newsom.
write
who do i believe in
what is your religious background? raise, explored, changed beliefs? X changed my beliefs, proved evil in the world.
what do i do every day, week, etc to be religious: pray, meditate, alter at home, statues, holidays
how does getting the shot go against my beliefs? are there texts you live by religously
ask that letter be kept confidential
They might ask:
"How long have you had this belief?"
"When was the last time you had a vaccine?"
"Why is it ok for your higher power to say yes to older vaxxes but not this one?"
examples:
life threatening vs life savings
injections vs oral
christian scientists believe in prayer
it is my sincere religious belief that god does not want me to alter my body
The important point is the explanation behind it.
There are saliva tests available from stores.
Again, DO NOT put science or EUA or vaers in exemption.
Remember that the person you're aiming at is pro-vaxx and anti-religion; "mark of the beast" is polarizing
and the people reading it will feel personally attacked.
where do you draw your line and why is this vaxx not ok?
could be that it's DNA
Liberty Counsel has aborted fetal cells document.
use religious rather than "spiritual" or "conscience"
J&J is produced with fetal cells, other mRNA vaxxes test on fetal cell lines.
1 corinthians 6:19 "body is a temple"
"it is not the heathly people who need a doctor but one who is sick"
use "my religious belief" instead of "my personal belief"
"The vaccine is against my religious beliefs because..."
submit, appeal, complaint to EEOC, and only then lawyer
"I asked, and god spoke to me and said that this vaccine is a violation of His will"
78   richwicks   2021 Nov 17, 1:40pm  

FortWayneAsNancyPelosiHaircut says
Patrick says
I think a religious exemption is a bit dishonest if you don't really believe it.


The thing is that it is your beliefs that vaccine is immoral? There is no clause that says it has to be major religion, as long as you believe your shoes talk to you it's good enough.


I think it's cowardly. The vaccines don't seem to have any efficacy. They do not prevent you from getting the disease, they don't prevent you from spreading the disease, the only claim is that it supposedly reduces symptoms. This means there's no public health benefit to taking the vaccination, only a personal benefit to you.

So what is the logic of somebody trying to force you to take the vaccine? If they cannot answer that, question if you want to continue to work for such a stupid, cowardly, employer.
79   Patrick   2021 Nov 17, 1:42pm  

richwicks says
So what is the logic of a mandate?




Exactly. The only logic seems to be profit for Pfizer and more power for government.

Hopefully it's no more sinister than that, though it's already pretty damn sinister.

Half of the population is insane, and will let themselves be jabbed to death if Pfauci says so. And he does say so.
80   richwicks   2021 Nov 17, 1:55pm  

Patrick says
Half of the population is insane, and will let themselves be jabbed to death if Pfauci says so. And he does say so.


At this point given the level of abuse that's been levied against people trying to warn the lemmings, I say let them do what they want to do or are told to do - same thing.

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