US Army Reconsiders Dismissal of Soldiers Who Refused COVID-19 Vaccine.
The United States Army, in a surprising move, has announced its intention to reconsider the dismissal of soldiers who were let go due to their refusal to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. This turn of events could potentially impact hundreds or even thousands of service members who have been discharged for not complying with the mandatory immunization policy, which took effect in early December 2021.
The US Army has not provided any specific reasons for this change in stance. However, it is worth noting that several legal challenges have been initiated on behalf of soldiers who were discharged based on their vaccine refusal. Some lawsuits argue that the mandate violates individual rights and religious freedoms under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. Additionally, there are concerns about potential long-term health effects and side effects resulting from the vaccination.
Russell Brand discusses this in detail on the youtube video below:
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The hypocrisy from the pro Jab crowd is just awful. Thanks for keeping us up to date with what’s happening Russell.
A nation which strips its citizens of very basic rights in such an arbitrary move has no claim to loyalty from these people whatsoever.
