Republicans Pass Resolution Calling For Ban On COVID Vaccines in Nine Florida Counties

The local branches of the Florida Republican Party, the Republican executive committees in nine Florida counties, have passed a resolution pleading with Mr. DeSantis and legislators to forbid the sale and distribution of the vaccines in Florida.

The 83-page resolution also requests that all vaccine supplies be seized right away and subjected to a forensic examination by state Attorney General Ashley Moody.

Joseph Sansone, a psychotherapist, wrote the alleged “Ban the Jab” resolution that was approved by the regional Republican executive committees.

Local GOP officials in Lee County, which includes Fort Myers, were the first to approve it. The committees in Collier, Lake, Santa Rosa, Seminole, St. Johns, Hillsborough, and Brevard Counties subsequently approved it. On August 19, Franklin County became the eleventh county to do so.

“On behalf of the preservation of the human race, the Lee County Republican Party calls upon Gov. DeSantis and the state legislature to prohibit the sale and distribution of Covid injections and all mRNA injections in the state of Florida, and for the state Attorney General to immediately seize all Covid injections and mRNA injections in the state of Florida and have a forensic analysis conducted,” the committee said in voting to adopt the resolution.

More than 140 exhibits of evidence are included in the resolution, according to its authors, and they support the unbiased conclusions of biological experts and other people who are concerned about vaccines.

The governing counties did not reply to The Epoch Times’ request for more information.

The CDC chose not to respond. The Epoch Times sent inquiries to the FDA, Pfizer, Moderna, and the Republican Party of Florida, but none of them responded.

The human rights attorney and professor of international law Francis A. Boyle, who is credited with drafting the Biological Weapons and Anti-Terrorist Act of 1989, made a statement that is included in the resolution that GOP officials from all throughout the state adopted. The current definition of a bioweapon in the U.S. Code was established by that law.

Mr. Boyle described the vaccines as “COVID frankenshots”.

It also cites a coalition of 17,000 physicians and medical scientists gathered in May 2022 for what they called the Global COVID Summit.

That summit decided to “recognize that the disastrous COVID-19 public health policies imposed on doctors and our patients are the culmination of a corrupt medical alliance of pharmaceutical, insurance, and healthcare institutions, along with the financial trusts which control them.”

The resolution also cites the national Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), which chronicles reports of adverse reactions to vaccines including COVID-19 vaccines.

According to Florida’s own VAERS data, the number of VAERS reports increased by 1,700% and the number of reported “life-threatening conditions” increased by 4,400% after the COVID-19 vaccination launch.

In total, more over 41,000 adverse-effect VAERS reports and more than 9,000 reports were submitted in Florida in 2021 and 2022, respectively.

Gov. DeSantis, who is currently vying for the Republican presidential nomination, has previously taken steps to oppose vaccine mandates in the state.

In order to find out whether any crimes were committed while the vaccine was being distributed, he convinced the Florida Supreme Court to appoint a grand jury in December 2022.

In May, he signed four medical freedom bills.

Senate Bill 252 prohibits discrimination based on vaccination status and bans vaccine passports.

House Bill 1387 bans gain-of-function research in the state of Florida.

Senate Bill 1580 guarantees freedom of speech protections for physicians and medical professionals, such as protection for whistleblowers and the ability to object to participating in any treatments.

And Senate Bill 238 link provides protection against discrimination based on health care choices by keeping any investigations on the matter confidential. 

Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo has been critical of the federal government’s pressure for citizens to submit to COVID-19 vaccines.

“Healthcare professionals should always communicate the risks of a medical intervention to their patients in a manner that is clinically appropriate and meets standards of ethical practice,” he said during a round-table discussion with Mr. DeSantis in December 2022.

“President Biden and Big Pharma have completely prevented that from happening—it is wrong.

“With these new actions, we will shed light on the forces that have obscured truthful communication about the COVID-19 vaccines.”