Petition updateClose CDC Loopholes of Forced Medication, Quarantine, and Human Microchipping
'The Atlantic' reports: CDC grabbing titantic powers

Pandemic Response Project
Jan 4, 2017
We've reached 3,000+ signatures.
And we have an important development to report -- after months of mainstream media blackout, this story is FINALLY being covered in the mainstream news -- the publication The Atlantic just published an article on the new totalitarian powers the CDC is seeking for quarantine-situations:
“'We were given some inside information that they’re trying to push this through prior to the change in [Obama] administration'... 'If I was the CDC, and wanted to put these regulations through and make them as good as possible, I wouldn’t publish an 88-page document and hope whoever needs to know sees it in 2 months'.... 'The rule allows the CDC to move on somebody based on some belief that they might pose some amorphous risk to others,' says Hodge. 'That’s not a standard that survives constitutional scrutiny.'” The CDC’s New Quarantine Rule Could Violate Civil Liberties, by Ed Yong (The Atlantic, December 30, 2016).
Our Change.org petition is directed to pro-liberty US Congressman Justin Amash. Congressman Amash is a vibrant man who was just re-elected to Congress - he has a unique record of promoting liberty and health freedom. In his own words, "I follow a set of principles, I follow the Constitution. And that's what I base my votes on."
Please help give our petition a boost today by calling the office for Congressman Amash -- (202) 225-3831 -- or sending an email. Here is a sample message you can send to his email mi03jaima@mail.house.gov
Congressman Amash,
Please take action on the Change.org petition, "Close CDC Loopholes of Forced Medication, Quarantine, and Human Microchipping".
This year the CDC is enacting quarantine regulations that radically undermine the US Constitution.
If the CDC really has no intentions to force Americans into quarantine camps during the next pandemic, or to microchip people for that matter pursuant to the CDC's own words this year ("monitoring through electronic and internet-based means may include wearable tracking technologies, and other mechanisms or technologies"), then the CDC should have no objection to a proposed Federal health freedom law like HSQP that would explicitly prohibit such powers.
Thank you for respecting liberty and the US Constitution.
Regards,
[Your Name]
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Thank you,
Greg Glaser, Attorney at Law
Pandemic Response Project
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