Friends in Aiken, this campaign is to help fund expenses in the fight to keep our medical and religious freedoms at the risk of our jobs. Savannah River Nuclear Sloutions instituted a mandatory Covid-19 policy in September of 2021. They did this even before the Biden administration wrote their executive order. After summarily denying all religious exemptions due to the undue burden it would put on SRNS, on October 14 and 15 all employees who had not taken the shot had their badges and devices confiscated and were escorted off-site. Some were forced into early retirement and the rest were put on unpaid "leave", with or without their permission. They were told they would be terminated on November 30, 2021. That date has come and gone, with no action from SRNS. This lawsuit is led by almost 100 plaintiffs, Lawyer Don Brown, Aiken Citizens for Freedom, and the community of Aiken that believes in medical freedom for all. The lawsuit desires to strike down SRNS's Vaccine mandate and to declare ANY vaccine mandate illegal via the illegal practicing of medicine by corporations. When successful, this ruling would apply to any private company - not just those affected by the Biden vaccine mandate.
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UPDATES
Don filed several motions/rebuttals/etc. last week. The judge has put a rush on holding a preliminary hearing. The hearing will be held November 30 at 11:00 AM. It will be at the federal courthouse in Columbia. Don does not necessarily need anyone there, he's not calling witnesses. However, it may Update on the SRNS Lawsuit:
Don filed several motions/rebuttals/etc. last week. The judge has put a rush on holding a preliminary hearing. The hearing will be held November 30 at 11:00 AM. It will be at the federal courthouse in Columbia. Don does not necessarily need anyone there, he's not calling witnesses. However, it may look good if as many of you and your friends can, go and sit behind him so the judge can see your/our presence.
In the meantime, SRNS has to have something filed in response to Don's by end of day tomorrow. So they are not going to be happy about that rush. Then Don has to have something filed by Monday, before the hearing. I'm not sure of all the legal stuff, just that both sides will be very busy for the next week.The ways the judge could rule (keep in mind she is an Obama appointee):
*She could put an immediate temporary injunction on the mandate. (least likely)
*She could let the mandate stand and still agree to hear the case.
*She could dismiss altogether (which we would like to appeal, if we have the money)
No matter which way she rules, WE, as a community, have to make a decision as to whether to continue the suit. We have given Don $46,000 so far, but we need more to move on. The bank account is almost empty. I realize many of you have given money, not just the plaintiffs. But the suit can only go on if it can be funded. So, please pray on it, discuss it with family and friends. Contact those others who have been let go who aren't on the suit. A positive ruling will affect them as well. A positive ruling will affect all of SC workers and possibly workers all over the country. Put out there any ideas you have for funding.
You've seen positive things happen in other cases across the country. Even our own 5th circuit has ruled to stop the mandate until it's heard in court. We have a very strong case and have the potential of making a national impact.

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