Biden Admin Compiling Database of Religious Objectors to Vaccine Within Obscure Agencyby Tyler DurdenZeroHedge Jan. 12, 2022 |
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![]() ![]() "The primary purpose of the secured electronic file repository is to collect, maintain, use, and--to the extent appropriate and necessary--disseminate employee religious exception request information collected by the Agency in the context of the federally mandated COVID-19 vaccination requirement," according to the Federal Register. The announcement does not explain why the agency needs to create this list except to say that it will "assist the Agency in the collecting, storing, dissemination, and disposal of employee religious exemption request information collected and maintained by the Agency." In other words, the list will help the agency make a list.The Signal suggests that the Biden administration is using the tiny agency as a test bed for deploying the database across the entire US government - noting that the announcement was relegated to an obscure group and given just 30 days for public comment. Meanwhile, the US government has treated religious exemptions as a joke. Take the Department of Defense, for example--which has failed to grant a single religious exemption on behalf of any service members requesting one for the federal vaccine mandate. A group of Navy SEALS was recently successful in its federal lawsuit against the Biden administration on claims that its conscience rights under the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act were violated.In short: be a good citizen or you go on a list... |