Waynesville , MO – A Waynesville man has sued a Georgia company and Fort Leonard Wood claiming employment discrimination because of his Hebrew religion.
Todd R. Campbell filed a complaint Friday at Springfield’s federal courthouse against the U.S. Army base and Nitelines USA of Duluth, Ga.
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Nitelines USA provides health care, professional and administrative support services for the federal government.
According to the complaint, Campbell was hired under a one-year contract in March 2006 to work as a pharmacist at Fort Leonard Wood hospital.
After he began work, Campbell was told he must provide vaccination records, the complaint said. Campbell argued he was exempt from vaccinations because of his Hebrew religion.
Campbell alleged the defendants terminated him on July 10, 2006, because of his religious beliefs.
He requested $124,680 in damages, which would include the contract’s remainder. [newsdleader]
this guy is DEFINITELY a goy… the give away is the words “Hebrew Religion.” This is a term used variously y “Hebrew Roots” chrstians adn those whackos that think they’re descendants of the lost tribes. One article on Dolan Media Company webstite states: “Campbell identifies himself as Hebrew but isn’t affiliated to any licensed church. He lives by the practices of the new and old testaments of the Bible.” case closed.
he isnt a m’sheluni. he is a “hebrew” which sure as #$$% aint m’sheluni.
technical note: Vaccination is correctly referring to smallpox immunization only. Immunization is the correct word.
this guy sounds crazy
You don’t get it. Many people DO have a problem with vaccinations because of health concerns etc. (another discussion altogether) and therefore use the religious exemption available in many states to be able to forego having them.
I spent 4 years Active duty in the U.S. Army. I had no problems with vaccinations. (of course they probably injected us all with some trial stuff…but that’s besides the point)…and what’s with this guy calling it his “Hebrew” religion. I’ll bet he’s some “strange convert”
As a religious person it is my right in the state of New York to refrain from vaccinating my kids stating a religious exemption, that’s the law. His being jewish is not the issue, it’s that because he is jewish he is claiming a religious exemption for shots and it may or may not be allowed in his state.
Thus goy is as Jewish as a ham sandwich on yom kippur.
That there’s a problem with vacinations is news to me. I don’t see what his refusal to be vacinated has to do with Yiddishkeit unless he’s a member of one of those strange sects.