Ignorant Houston Judge Lynn Hughes May Consign Some Immune-Weak to Death by Vax in Nurse Case

[James_Madison_Lives]

After more than 5,000 possibly related deaths, a Houston judge has tossed out a 170 plaintiff nurses lawsuit of refusers to take the experimental mRNA injections.

In December, British health officials of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, or MHRA, warned people with food allergies not to take the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 experimental vaccine injection. The advice applied to “any person with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicines or food.”
The health authority warned of “anaphylactoid reactions.”

CBS News reported:

“England’s National Health Service warned on Wednesday that people “with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicine or food” should not be given the COVID-19 vaccine developed by U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and Germany’s BioTech.”


https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...dist-hospital/

In a scathing ruling Saturday, U.S. District Judge Lynn Hughes of Houston deemed lead plaintiff Jennifer Bridges’ contention that the vaccines are “experimental and dangerous” to be false and otherwise irrelevant. He also found that her likening the vaccination requirement to the Nazis’ forced medical experimentation on concentration camp captives during the Holocaust to be “reprehensible.”

It is not debatable that the injections are experimental, as clinical safety and efficacy trials are still underway through the end of 2022.

Any coercion for medical experimentation is against the Nuremberg Code, a part of the Geneva Conventions to which the US is signatory.


24 Month Timeline for Moderna Safety and Efficacy Trials, Through End of 2022 (source: Moderna human clinical trials protocol filed with FDA)

24 Month Timeline for Moderna Safety and Efficacy Trials, Through End of 2022 (source: Moderna human clinical trials protocol filed with FDA)

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Below: Moderna protocol describing 2 years of study for medically attended adverse events, through end of 2022 (source)


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Hughes was once at the center of a controversy over racially insensitive remarks. As reported:

Hughes appeared to discount the possibility that the plaintiff in the case could have been discriminated against because of his South Asian ethnic background. Shah's Indian origin did not impress Hughes as special.

"No, he's Indian," replied the attorney for the state.

"They're Caucasian," Hughes said. "That's where we came from. That's why Adolph Hitler used the swastika."

Hughes was getting his history mixed up and confusing Caucasian with Aryan. Hughes has been called the "most intemperate judge" and has been pulled off at least three cases by the appeals court.

[nobody's_hero]

I'm glad I'm not a nurse right now. Walked away from it in Nov. last year.

[69360]

The judge didn't condemn them to death. They have free will. They could quit the job. Nice clickbait topic.

[jmdrake]

It is not debatable that the injections are experimental, as clinical safety and efficacy trials are still underway through the end of 2022.

Any coercion for medical experimentation is against the Nuremberg Code, a part of the Geneva Conventions to which the US is signatory.

So basically we have from now until the end of 2022 to convince a significant portion of the population that this is all BS. That's a tall order.

[Anti Federalist]

The judge didn't condemn them to death. They have free will. They could quit the job. Nice clickbait topic.

And when its required by every employer, what then?

Your argument is a dead end.

[69360]

And when its required by every employer, what then?

Your argument is a dead end.

It isn't now and there is no sign from the feds it will be.

They should quit. A hospital won't function without nurses. They would win the battle and if not they are in a high demand profession, plenty of other jobs out there.

[nobody's_hero]

I agree with AF. The government dangles too many carrots over hospitals to get them to do what it wants, in order for me to simply shrug my shoulders over this and write it off as a 'private company doing what it has a right to do.'

EDIT: I know that's not limited to the hospital system, but from what I saw, it has it the worst. Sometimes it felt like there were 3 bureaucrats and administrators for every one nurse actually involved in patient care.

[pcosmar]

plenty of other jobs out there.

NO
There are NOT.

I was marching in Olympia a year ago over the LockDowns,, and there were many Nurses and Lab Techs that were laid OFF...
And that was while they were Reporting the hospitals overrun.

There are a Lot of employers that closed their business,, No More Jobs..

some are coming back,,some are Not..

Black Market Hospitals are a possible option.. But that would be only those with enough Liquid Cash. Insurance is Complicit.

[Contumacious]

After more than 5,000 possibly related deaths, a Houston judge has tossed out a 170 plaintiff nurses lawsuit of refusers to take the experimental mRNA injections.

In December, British health officials of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, or MHRA, warned people with food allergies not to take the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID-19 experimental vaccine injection. The advice applied to “any person with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicines or food.”
The health authority warned of “anaphylactoid reactions.”

CBS News reported:

“England’s National Health Service warned on Wednesday that people “with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicine or food” should not be given the COVID-19 vaccine developed by U.S. pharmaceutical giant Pfizer and Germany’s BioTech.”


https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/202...dist-hospital/



It is not debatable that the injections are experimental, as clinical safety and efficacy trials are still underway through the end of 2022.

Any coercion for medical experimentation is against the Nuremberg Code, a part of the Geneva Conventions to which the US is signatory.


24 Month Timeline for Moderna Safety and Efficacy Trials, Through End of 2022 (source: Moderna human clinical trials protocol filed with FDA)

24 Month Timeline for Moderna Safety and Efficacy Trials, Through End of 2022 (source: Moderna human clinical trials protocol filed with FDA)

Click for larger image

Below: Moderna protocol describing 2 years of study for medically attended adverse events, through end of 2022 (source)


Click for larger image



Hughes was once at the center of a controversy over racially insensitive remarks. As reported:




Hughes was getting his history mixed up and confusing Caucasian with Aryan. Hughes has been called the "most intemperate judge" and has been pulled off at least three cases by the appeals court.

I don't think President Reagan properly vetted the son of a bitch

Or the mo'fo' has gone woke

.

[James_Madison_Lives]

I don't think President Reagan properly vetted the son of a bitch

Or the mo'fo' has gone woke

.

He looks like he's be right at home in a Klu Klux Klan robe. Cracker.

[Pauls' Revere]

I agree with AF. The government dangles too many carrots over hospitals to get them to do what it wants, in order for me to simply shrug my shoulders over this and write it off as a 'private company doing what it has a right to do.'

EDIT: I know that's not limited to the hospital system, but from what I saw, it has it the worst. Sometimes it felt like there were 3 bureaucrats and administrators for every one nurse actually involved in patient care.

That's why its called a "managed care system".