House passes defense bill scrapping military's Covid vaccine mandate

NBC News ^ | 12/08/2022 | Staff

[Izzatso]

But, there’s a process for that which requires a presidential waiver to informed consent. Biden didn’t want to risk that, so I believe he had the FDA rubber stamp the Pfizer and Moderna so he could impose it on the military. I can’t prove that, of course.

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Interesting. I read where a bunch of Democratic senators asked Biden in March 2021 to issue a such waiver of informed consent. I also read that Biden instead took a softer approach and ordered the military in July 2021 to “start taking steps” toward making covid vaxes mandatory.

What do you think Biden was avoiding risk of by taking a softer approach? I do note that at the time of Biden’s decision, reported covid cases in the US were near their lowest on record.

[Izzatso]

And we’re in total agreement on the future Chinese supervirus thing btw.

[central_va]

Celebrating what?

[central_va]

And we manufacture dangerous and fake vaccines.

[Freedom56v2]

The shots do not provide the efficacy they promised. Nor do they stop transmission. Seems like the “rare break-through infection” is now fairly common among the “vaxxed.”

Also, it is now known that the “vaxxed” are more prone to getting the virus. Plus the known vax side effects effecting pilots and young men weaken our military.

There are more effective ways to avoid a virus. They just are not as lucrative to pharma medical complex or our government.

[Nathan _in_Arkansas]

I believe they knew that there was a higher rate of vaccine injury than we being reported officially.

Biden did not want to be the guy who signed the waiver of informed consent to insulate him from fallout if multiple injuries occurred and had an effect on readiness.

You wouldn’t believe the trouble I’ve had getting a diagnosis that included the vaccine as the cause. I had to go to a civilian neurologist who, with another colleague, both attributed my condition directly to the J&J vaccine.

The Army didn’t want to acknowledge it. I’ve been trying for more than a year to get an exemption from future covid vaccines in my medical records, but it’s still “processing.”

[Izzatso]

There are more effective ways to avoid a virus

In a military setting, from a readiness standpoint, what do you consider to be those more effective ways?

[Freedom56v2]

FLCCC protocol regardless of setting.

The shots have proven to be unreliable — especially with the
variants which as it has been proven are a function of the shots being administered during a pandemic. Epidemiologists and virologists were warning about variants being created due to this in 2020. Of course these experts were part of the Twitter/FB/YouTube censoring.

[Izzatso]

FLCCC protocol regardless of setting.

FLCCC appears to be comprised of a small group of physicians opposed to the covid vaccine. Presuming it's their research you're citing when you state "the shots have proven unreliable", what peer-reviewed research have they presented, and what medical bodies have accepted it?

[Freedom56v2]

They have not done research on the gene therapy shots—they have found effective methods.

I don’t think you are up to speed on current research. Hundreds of threads have been posted here, and videos on rumble as well as mea culpa on CDC website. Here is one video from this week, US Senator Ron Johnson hosted a roundtable on the subject of “vaccines.” I suggest you might watch it.

https://rumble.com/v1ze4d0-covid-19-vaccines-what-they-are-how-they-work-and-possible-causes-of-injuri.html?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

I believe the clot shots as well as woke agenda and leaving people in Afghanistan have all contributed to readiness and recruiting issues in the military. You seem to disagree—at least you seem very pro-vax, and that is fine, although I find it unsettling when FReepers’ positions mirror brandon’s.

I just don’t have more time to spend trying to convince someone whose mind is closed.

Enjoy the rest of your day.

[Izzatso]

I don’t think you are up to speed on current research. Hundreds of threads have been posted here, and videos on rumble as well as mea culpa on CDC website.

I'll admit I don't seek out FR in order to bone up on current, peer-reviewed research from the medical & scientific community. Where's this mea culpa from the CDC? I'd like to read it.