Comirnaty is the only FDA APPROVED jab. Pfizer has stated they will not be making Comirnaty available. So when your company tells you to get the jab, why couldn't you say 'okay', and then state no legally APPROVED jab is available?

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I understand this is convoluted. But if you go through it, it makes sense.

My company issued a mandate that everyone get jabbed. Since they're following the federal "mandate", it has to be for the legally FDA APPROVED jab - NOT just an EUA jab.

Since the LEGALLY APPROVED jab (Comirnaty) is not available, why couldn't I just turn back to my company and ask them where to get a FDA APPROVED jab? When they have no answer to that, I sit quietly and let them figure it out.

I'm pretty sure neither the federal gov't nor a private company can make you get jabbed with something not fully approved by the FDA.

Would this work?

I understand this is convoluted. But if you go through it, it makes sense. My company issued a mandate that everyone get jabbed. Since they're following the federal "mandate", it has to be for the legally FDA APPROVED jab - NOT just an EUA jab. Since the LEGALLY APPROVED jab (Comirnaty) is not available, why couldn't I just turn back to my company and ask them where to get a FDA APPROVED jab? When they have no answer to that, I sit quietly and let them figure it out. I'm pretty sure neither the federal gov't nor a private company can make you get jabbed with something not fully approved by the FDA. Would this work?

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Mine was very specifically written to fit into a (loaded) questionare form for my company. There are free ones out there that would work better for most than mine. Many lawyers are advertising their assistance for vaccine exemption letters. I would also advise you to call lawfirms specializing in medical malpractice. Many of them represent the vaccine injured and could point you to a lawyer who is taking exemption letters.

I live in the NYC area, and it took me a while to find a based lawyer to help out. Last I knew mine was overrun with work but an esquire by the name if Carol Gallagher is taking new cases.

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