WE THE PEOPLE OPPOSE MASKS AND THIS EXPERIMENTAL COVID-19 VACCINATION.

The masks do not work; otherwise, we wouldn't have any covid cases in our schools because the masks would have prevented the spread of this virus.

This experimental vaccine does not work; otherwise, we wouldn't have a 95% of breakthrough cases among those already vaccinated and the CDC, among others, wouldn't have recently published a study stating that those who are vaccinated were equally infectious as the unvaccinated. 

So what does work? Our God-given natural immunity! Along with vitamins, exercise, washing our hands and other therapeutics introduced at the onset of covid.

Our children are still growing and developing. They have strong robust immune systems. The long term effects of this vaccine are unknown because it's still in trials until 2023 and didn't even make it past the animal testing because it KILLED ALL THE ANIMALS. We've already had almost 5,000 deaths reported according to VAERS, which I'm told is not accurately updated, along with numerous debilitating side effects. Just search #protectyourfamily on any social media platform and you'll see first hand the horror stories that are effecting our children and family members because of this vaccine.

WE THE PEOPLE demand our children and teachers breath freely. WE THE PEOPLE demand our children and teachers have the choice of medical freedom. WE THE PEOPLE demand our children and teachers get to decide what is best for them, which is a discussion they have with their pediatrician and/or physician - NOT THE SCHOOLS, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION NOR THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. 

Further, the petitioner, Kristen M. Calleja, is a Senior Associate Attorney General at the Attorney General's Office. Therefore, this petition should be null and void due to her conflict of interest. 

However, should there be a mandate on this illegal experimental gene therapy shot, both medical AND religious exemptions should absolutely be approved and accepted. Not approving religious exemptions for teachers and support staff, as Ms. Calleja suggests, would be in direct violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Further, not approving religious exemptions for students would be in direct violation of Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Not only has this now become harassment towards our students and teachers, but I have no doubt multiple discrimination lawsuits will be filed against the Commonwealth of Virginia, Virginia Department of Health, Department of Justice, the local School Boards, Superintendents and Principals, as well as any other entity that is applicable.

WE THE PEOPLE OPPOSE MASKS AND THIS EXPERIMENTAL COVID-19 VACCINATION.