Welcome back from New World next week. I'm James Corbett, Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Polato for Mediamonarchy.com. Scientists have found no evidence that this caused health effects.

We've got that story plus revenge of the Cyberspace war, but first, fortunately, this week

in pushback actually covered this story this past Monday on my morning show, and I would be

the first to say, I am surprised.

First case against mandatory vaccination filed right here in New Hexico.

So is it those kids that were knocking down the monuments last summer?

Nope.

Is it the hospitality field, restaurants, bars, hotels, completely destroyed by the scammedemic

lockdowns and not COVID?

Nope.

A detention center officer in New Mexico filed a lawsuit

over a workplace requirement to receive the coronavirus vaccine. That would be the first lawsuit

against mandatory COVID-19 vaccination in America. The detention center officer, Isaac Legoretta,

sued a county manager and his supervisor, as reported by Bloomberg Law.

The officer's attorney, Anna Garner, said he was told he would be fired for refusing inoculation.

The complaint claims the county manager and supervisor violated his rights by making the vaccine a condition of

employment for first responders unless reasonable accommodation has been approved. You can't be

forced to be a human guinea pig when a product is experimental. Garner and attorney for the

nonprofit New Mexico stands up told Bloomberg, we have the right to bodily integrity.

The county attorney has disputed the allegations and argued that the CDC and the EEOC, that's the

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the know both of those, said employers can mandate

...