VSRF call today: Fighting university COVID mandates
Join us today February 24 at 4pm PST for our weekly VSRF call. This one highlights five people who are fighting for sanity and science to prevail. We'll find out how things are going.
Of all the absurd lockdown and mandate policies in the US over the past two years, none outshine what American colleges and universities are doing to their students.
18-21 year olds remain one of the least at-risk demographic groups for severe Covid impacts, including hospitalization and death…
…yet have to live under the most restrictive and authoritarian policies (on and off campus) in the country. Enforced by a growing mandate bureaucracy entrenching itself within university administration.
On this week’s VSRF call, Thursday, February 24 at 7pm Eastern, we’re going to speak with 4 leaders in the movement to get rid of these expensive, useless and anti-social mandates.
Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, MD. Chief Medical Ethicist at the Unity Project and former UC Irvine Professor who was fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine.
Farewell, University of California - by Aaron Kheriaty, MD (substack.com)
Peter Ireland, PhD, the Murray and Monti Professor in the Department of Economics at Boston College.
Peter Ireland - Economics - Morrissey College of Arts & Science - Boston College (bc.edu)
https://video.foxnews.com/v/6294147251001
Joni McGary & Luci Sinatra, Founders of No College Mandates
And Eden Negussie, UChicago sophomore and Chicago Thinker senior opinion editor. Check out this article. I’m hoping she can put me in touch with Daniel Schmidt who was fired from the “mainstream” student newspaper (The Chicago Maroon) for challenging another student to debate the science of mask wearing.
We’ll take your questions in what should be a vigorous discussion.
All of these people are fighting for sanity and need our support.
Register here
Register for this Thursday’s call at 7pm Eastern at www.vacsafety.org.
I would like to give some advice for those younger people (reading this) who are looking today to attend universities and college today to seek higher knowledge. I did my college studies 50 years ago from 70-76. It took me 6 years to acquire a BS degree after changing majors and working full time along with schooling. Does it make a difference in my life today whether it took me 4 or 6 years to do it? NO....
What I studied is not even that relevant to what my life's path has become......it simply taught me HOW to think and not WHAT to think!
Use your critical thinking TODAY to examine what is being done at these schools and universities regarding mandates. You are being told WHAT to do and not HOW it affects you!
For me, I would stay away from any school that mandates this experimental injection.....Do you know how this will affect you in the long term? No one does.... that's the point! Why sacrifice your future for a temporary, unsure present? Wait, think, hold off, ponder what is being done here........those that succumb to this now are being played.... My question for you now is: Do you want to be a PLAYER or do you want to be PLAYED?
I stopped donating to my alma mater and told them why. We need alumni to speak up in ways that will impact the universities and colleges endowment funds - strength in numbers. Influential donors can compel these entities to take stock of their policies as well.