The Baylor College of Medicine announced last week that it will force its students, faculty and employees to inject themselves with the latest covid booster vaccine, the Baylor is a medical school and research center in Houston Texas, on September 28 the faculty circulated a statement that said the following:
“The FDA has approved the updated covid vaccine and it is now available, a single dose is recommended starting at six months, given that the protection of the previous vaccination disappears over time and this updated vaccine is better suited to the strains that circulate “The updated dose is currently recommended, Baylor faculty, staff and students must get the covid vaccine or request a religious or personal medical exemption by November 30.”
The statement also mentions another of the mandatory mandates characteristic of the pandemic period, the masks say:
“Due to concerns about the number of cases, some entities have restored mandatory mask wearing, Baylor does not have a mandatory mask mandate but if you are at high risk you may consider making the personal decision to wear a mask indoors.”
In 2022, the number of employees registered at Baylor was 11,288. The institution is located within the Texas Medical Center, the largest Medical Center in the world. Texas Governor Gregabot has publicly declared that his state should lead the fight against covid tyranny. , signed Senate Bill 29 in September.
It prohibits local governments from requiring Covid measures such as mandatory mask wearing, forced vaccinations or business closures, however a separate bill, the Texas Covid-19 Vaccine Freedom Act, remains stalled.
The law aims to block any Texas entity, whether hospitals or private companies, from forcing their employees to be vaccinated, Texas state representative Brian Herison has pushed for a ban on mandatory vaccinations statewide and calls for Governor Abbott to call a special session of the legislature to protect the rights of all Texans.
The controversial Dr. Peter Hotez, a vaccine advocate, worked at Baylor where he is founding dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine. Dr. Hotez has made statements in which he compares those who hesitate to get vaccinated with the anti-intellectualism that was promoted during the periods born and Stalinist of the 20th century.
Texas citizens and legislators who seek to reform the current system are facing the powerful and well-funded machinery of the medical industry, and many should be wondering, what are they going to impose on me next?
The Baylor School of Medicine is not the only one that has embarked on the Crusade to impose vaccines, recently on Twitter a couple of weeks ago another document quite similar to that of Baylor circulated, the Providence hospital network announced that all those who are dispensing healthcare patients must be vaccinated with the latest covid formula, before November 30.
“Those who do not want to be vaccinated must submit a medical exemption by the same day if they want to be removed from the program, placed on unpaid leave, or be subject to termination for continued non-compliance with their facility's policies.
All this began to take shape at the end of August, according to the Hill, Rangers University in New Jersey imposed mandatory vaccination and mask mandates, other universities such as Morris Brown College also began to issue mask mandates.
We find President Biden supporting all of this, who at the end of last month declared that he needed Congress to fund the new vaccine and that he would recommend that everyone get it regardless of those that have been given before.
Last week he returned to the fray, telling both the American people and political leaders to please stop questioning the vaccines, pointing out that they should stop saying inflammatory things about the covid vaccines and stick to the roadmap that is in place. marking his administration said “we have a new strain of covid now and we have answers for it head on I simply ask those in public life and both political parties or any political party to be cautious with the inflammatory things they say about this because the lives of “People are at stake.”
