Here’s the VA’s take on the Anthrax vaccine:
1.Yes, you were ordered to take the Anthrax vaccine.
2. Yes, you were given the Anthrax vaccine.
3. Yes, you developed autoimmune diseases from the Anthrax vaccine.
4. Not everyone developed autoimmune diseases from the Anthrax vaccine, so get lost.
The government knew that the vaccine they made us take was not effective against the Anthrax type that Saddam Hussein had. They made us take it anyway.
The government knew that the Anthrax vaccine would cause autoimmune disorders in some people receiving the vaccine. The government knew that the vaccine wasn’t effective against the type of Anthrax weapons Saddam Hussein has. They made us take the vaccine anyway.
This was our government.
There probably is a benefit to taking the Covid vaccine. Some people will develop autoimmune diseases from it. It comes down to a cost/benefit analysis.
How many will die or be disabled by the vaccine versus the numbers who will not die or be crippled by Covid because of the vaccine?
There should be some form of compensation for people who receive the vaccine and then develop autoimmune diseases.
Perhaps the money could come from Fauci?
I also took the anthrax series of vaccinations in the Military.
I have taking lots of vaccines for travel, even some of the more exotic ones.
In my opinion (in my case), anthrax was the worst. I could feel my body tightened up and uncomfortable for years afterward.
Maybe it was an autoimmune reaction.
One of the anti-malarial drugs also did not agree with me, giving me very vivid nightmares.
There is always going to be a spread of individual reactions, to any food, drug or vaccine, based on individual genetics and circumstances.
We just have to monitor and manage risks, to operate through as best as we can.