Discrimination Rights
Douglas O'ConnorDiscrimination Regarding Vaccines
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Involuntary Inoculation Litigation Update
Hey everyone thanks for reading these posts and hopefully sharing them. My vindication process is still a process. There have been reports of involuntary inoculation among employees in California that date back 2021-2022. For anyone who got...
DOGE OPEN LETTER, Is the Vitamin K shot Medicare Fraud ?
Dear DOGE (Department Of Government Efficiency),
Thank you for making the federal government more efficient by reducing fraud and waste. My research indicates there has been an ongoing organ trafficking enterprise under the guise of circu...
Oregon Genital Cutting Discrimination Lawsuit
After years of discrimination against male and intersex prepuces inequality and legislative virtue signaling over female genital mutilation has finally been confronted in the Courts. The first round of litigation began in Oregon State Court...
Filing a VAERS report
Hello readers, thanks for subscribing ! During this whole process of being terminated and denied multiple potential jobs in San Francisco the vindication process has been playing itself out. I have not been actively researching VAERS due to...
Situation Update: Essential CA LABOR CODE STATUTE 1102.5
Hello folks it’s been a while. The civil litigation process in San Francisco Superior Court has begun. After the initial complaint filing there has been a key discovery and even further investigation. After reading the legal theory behind t...
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