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Lainie Chait, a church worker from Australia, has sued Ubuntu Church after she was fired for making the Covid vaccine.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Her superior had told her that the injection was “against the will of God.”<\/p>\n

The Religious Welfare Clinic where she worked before being fired in October promoted and sold alternative medicines, calling the process of forced vaccination in Australia “medical apartheid”.<\/p>\n

Ms Chait said she had lost her job after some colleagues discovered she had gone to be vaccinated, reports the British daily The Sun. <\/a><\/p>\n

In the letter reported by the local network news.com.au<\/a>, had written that the vaccination of the employee fell “against\u2026 what is required of God the King and our Creator”.<\/p>\n

The letter announced the termination of the employee’s contract and condemned the government of the Australian region of New South Wales for imposing “compulsory medical apartheid” and “exaggerated and disproportionate response” to the pandemic.<\/p>\n

The organization said it “does not accept members who are voluntarily vaccinated” against Covid-19.<\/p>\n

Talking to the network ABC News<\/a>, the fired employee said: “In the last 25 years I did not need the western approach but in this case I got it”.<\/p>\n

The Church is already accused by Ms. Chait of double standards in serving vaccinated clients in its own welfare centers but refusing to hire vaccinated.<\/p>\n

Karen Burge, vice. The church president recently wrote on her Facebook page: “Our children are not laboratory idiots.”<\/p>\n

In another post she wrote: “Every day I hear news about side effects after injections, so I can not stay calm while they vaccinate our children, especially when this is still an experimental phase.”<\/p>\n

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