Opinion: Preparing For The Next Lockdown

BAY COUNTY – At the end of 2019, we heard about a flu outbreak in China that was showing up around the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) declares a public world health emergency. In February of 2020 the world starts to react with restricting air travel. The United States declares a National Emergency in March of 2023 to release funds to prepare for the worst.

That same month, doctors at the University of Minnesota and across the nation looked for ways to treat this mysterious virus. As we look back, we know that these early treatment efforts will be silenced as many states like California start issuing stay-at-home orders, and news agencies report government statistics of infections and death. Families were separated, people went to the hospital to be put on ventilators with very little treatment and the news kept America apprised of the death toll.

Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, steroids, vitamin D, vitamin C, zinc, monoclonal antibodies and others were being used by local independent physicians; but the news reported more infections and deaths.

Doctors with proven early treatment were banning together in the Front Line COVID Critical Care Alliance with the numbers of people being treated and recovering from COVID around the world, but the news reported more infections and deaths.

When a vaccine was rolled out at the end of 2020, the news reported the need to get the shot, but did not report the adverse reactions seen in the vaccine trials. Now in 2023, the list of adverse reactions is long and the coverup has come out in government documents that have been released. Yet, the COVID vaccine is still promoted by the Center for Disease Control.

What will protect us from the next Pandemic as more government funded clinics have popped up throughout the state of Florida?

The Health Freedom Bill of Rights was recently passed and adopted by Collier County.

“A resolution that says the county will protect individual liberties in case something similar to another pandemic hits in the future passed 4-1 with Commissioner Burt Saunders casting the only dissenting vote.” Naplesnews.com 4/12/23 Health Freedom ordinance gets unanimous approval in Collier County

Dr. Avery Brinkley is a local physician and member of the Florida Medical Freedom Coalition. He worked on this Health Freedom Bill of Rights and has been working with other leaders in the community to ensure that lockdowns and restriction of treatment does not happen in Bay County when the next pandemic or emergency is declared.

For more information on the Health Freedom Bill of Rights you can go to: https://baygop.com/medical-freedom

A HEALTH FREEDOM BILL OF RIGHTS FOR BAY COUNTY

1. Right To No Medical Mandates No State or Federal executive order can override the rights provided in our State and Federal Constitutions. It is unlawful in any circumstance to mandate any medical protocol, experimental drug, medical procedure, medication, device, biological agent, toxin, radioactive exposure, or medical treatment on any patient or citizen in Bay County.

2. Right To No Discrimination It is against the law to discriminate against any patient or citizen in Bay County based on their medical or healthcare decisions.

3. Informed Consent Without Interference The moment information is withheld violates informed consent. Doctors take an oath to first do no harm. Hospitals and doctors are prohibited from using coercion, fear tactics, or various means of compensation to entice a patient into any medical treatment. Withholding informed consent subjects doctors and their hospitals, institutions and companies to criminal and civil prosecution, as provided by law.

4. Right Of Personalized Care Doctors and patients have the right to use any and all legally available therapies for treatment without reprisal or punishment. No legal, standard, or alternative treatments should be denied by any third party.

5. Right To Exclude Third-Party Interference Human rights are given to us by God, and these rights are protected by the U. S. and Florida State Constitution. The 9th Amendment and the 10th Amendment to the U. S. Constitution and Article 1 Section 1 of the Florida State Constitution protects these healthcare rights against any mandates from the World Health Organization or any other international body.

6. Right To Not Be Refused Care No pharmaceutical or medical institution can mandate a person’s vaccine or health history status as a pre-condition to admittance, treatment or right to intervention/ therapy.

7. Right Of Free Movement Health/ Vaccine Passports are prohibited in Bay County. Citizens cannot be denied entrance based on medical status. Travel cannot be restricted in Bay County based on Health/ vaccine status.

8. Right To Medical Advocate Citizens/patients have the right to a medical advocate of their choice. Citizens/ patients have the right of advocate visitation, family visitation, and personal doctor visitation if and when admitted into a hospital. If the patient, their advocate, or their healthcare proxy desire to leave the hospital against medical advice (AMA), the hospital must immediately release the patient.

9. Right To Forego Unlawful Quarantine It is unlawful to force quarantine on any Bay County Citizen without a judicial remedy in a court of law in front of a jury of your peers.

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