The Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin said, “One death is a tragedy, one million is a statistic.”
This kind of thinking shows the callous disregard for life that is at the root of tyranny. This is our future if we ever allow tyranny in the front door of America. Thus far, it’s only been able to sneak its way in.
For victims of the 21st Century American medical tyranny known as the “COVID-19 Plandemic,” it is a sobering truth we must confront.
That’s why on January 2, 2025, AFLDS filed an Amicus Curiae Brief with the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in the Bridges v. The Methodist Hospital case.
This pivotal lawsuit could set a legal precedent for countless Americans who suffered under unconstitutional COVID-19 vaccine mandates. A victory here has the potential to trigger a domino effect, paving the way for justice in similar cases across the country.
Once the first win is secured, it will strengthen the resolve and path for others to hold these institutions accountable.
Here’s what’s at stake:
- The right to refuse experimental medical treatments without losing your job or your freedom.
- Accountability for institutions that violated fundamental laws in the name of “safety.”
- Your future protections from government overreach and corporate tyranny.
The facts are chilling.
In April 2021, the Methodist Hospital System implemented a mandatory COVID-19 immunization policy for all employees and vendors. Those who refused were fired or lost their vendor privileges.
The lower court shamefully upheld these mandates, dismissing the fundamental right to bodily autonomy and ignoring the now-disproven narrative that these shots were “safe and effective.”
Meanwhile, 38,190 deaths and countless severe adverse reactions were reported (and still counting) in the CDC’s Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System.
Shockingly, it’s estimated that only 1% of total cases and 10% of serious cases are ever even reported to VAERS—meaning the actual death toll and injuries from these vaccines could be staggeringly higher than the official numbers suggest.
Still, stop and think about that: 38,190 deaths. Let that sink in.
And as I write to you, no one is being held responsible. Not a company, not an individual and not a government agency. No one.
Hundreds of thousands of deaths were preventable.
Many were the result of un-Constitutional force by employers like the Methodist Hospital System.
Hospitals like Methodist acted unconstitutionally, engaging in illegal and possibly criminal activity by coercing employees into dangerous experimental treatments. We believe they must be held responsible.
That’s why our legal brief calls for the Fifth Circuit to reverse this deeply flawed lower court ruling and firmly reject forced medical experimentation.
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