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Outstanding work. Brilliant. I pray fervently the Administration adopts it entirely.

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Retired military here.

It was a "Sophie's Choice" in regard to taking the covid DeathVax.

Take it and be injured or killed.

Refuse and be kicked out of the military with a total loss of VA benefits, loss of military pension, possibility that family would become homeless.

Former SecDef Austin and Gen. Milley have blood on their hands.

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My son is Military. He took the first of the series just to get back from deployment. His superior held the line as long as he could to give his men the choice. We talked about this and he said that (in his opinion) the best officers left because of the jab. He wasn't an officer, so it was easier just to go with the flow to get out of there.

I hope some of these good men and women return. I hope this trickles down to health care and policing/firefighting, etal...

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This is very good. Emphasis on this encompassing the mandates on other EUA products such as masks and tests, as they are exactly the same legally speaking as an EUA shot. Also, good emphasis that any medical intervention against the SM's will is unacceptable. We all now know the FDA approval process is illegitimate, and making SM's get even Flu shots against their will going forward is unacceptable; especially as they are introducing mRNA versions of many vaccines. Good on recognizing that many chose their own paths but under threats of punishment in order to retain retirements or other means to care for their families and their livelihoods. It's obviously not as simple as 'you got kicked out for not getting the shot, so here let's fix you' It is more like, the CoC systematically across the board coerced, and destroyed the careers of SM's in various degrees and fashions, and some SM's faired better than others, and the fundamental problems and personnel that caused this need to be permanently rectified.

As someone said to me, thousands of voluntary decisions to violate oaths of office, either out of personal gain, or loyalty to something other than the constitution, led to involuntary circumstances for so many others who had to endure such behaviors, or stood up to defend their oaths to the constitution.

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