More Soldiers Discharged From Service For Refusing COVID-19 Experimental Injection.

The Army has just discharged 27 soldiers for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine, according to the army, which also confirmed that another 24 soldiers were just recently discharged.

“Army commanders have removed a total of six Regular Army leaders, including two battalion commanders, and issued 3,275 general officer written reprimands to Regular Army Soldiers for disobeying the vaccine order,” according to the Army. “Vaccination percentages will change slightly as the Army accesses and discharges Soldiers and continues to optimize data monitoring methods.”

Last Monday, the Army became the latest branch of the military to reveal that service members have been separated, confirming that three troops had been discharged for refusing the vaccine. The Army’s deadline for receiving the vaccine passed more than three months ago, and Army Secretary Christine Wormuth instructed commanders to begin the process of separating those who refused the doses on Jan. 31.

The Air Force has separated 212 airmen as of March 15, while the Navy had released 652 sailors as of March 15.

On Thursday, the Army acknowledged that it had awarded two soldiers permanent religious exemptions and 20 soldiers permanent medical exemptions from the shot. More than 4,000 soldiers applied for religious exemptions, while 694 applied for medical exemptions. The Army currently has 4,228 temporary vaccination exemptions.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in August 2021 that all personnel must acquire the COVID-19 vaccine in order to maintain military readiness.

Some service members, including Navy SEALs, have filed lawsuits against the Department of Defense after being denied a religious exemption to the vaccine. Three federal courts have ruled that the military cannot punish service members who have filed complaints over alleged irregularities in the handling of religious exemptions.

The Inspector General’s Office of the Department of Defense (DoD) stated in early March that it had launched an investigation into how the branches handled COVID-19 vaccine exemption petitions.

In March, Timothy Wimette, a deputy assistant inspector general in the Inspector General’s Office, stated, “The goal of this audit is to determine whether the military departments are processing exemption requests for the Coronavirus Disease–2019 vaccination and taking disciplinary actions for active duty service members in accordance with federal and DoD guidance.”

“As the audit progresses, we may update the target, and we will also consider proposals from management for additional or revised objectives,” Wimette added.

A political purge is the perfect way to describe what were seeing happen to these service members. Many of whom won’t know where to turn for employment considering the instability of the job market for unvaccinated individuals. Many service members are likely to wake up to the political and spiritual warfare being waged over their heads. In light of such polarization, many will be inclined to recluse and search for answers for themselves. Does that make an individual crazy? Not for the roughly 50% of the unvaccinated American population.

The internet has proved to be a place in which you can tune into various frequencies in search of a perspective that best fits your narrative. I could make up an argument on the fly and back it up with facts and statistics pertaining to my argument. With that being said, the news about COVID-19 is terrifyingly polarizing. There is a spectrum, by which all narratives of the COVID-19 agenda are carefully presented to anyone conducting research. The opposing sides of the spectrum are those who are sold on the COVID-19 pandemic, and those who aren’t sold at all.

But it becomes extremely important that we listen to our gut, when we notice that someone is eyeballing something that rightfully belongs to you. Our civil liberties are merely gods gift to man interpreted by men of power. No man, woman, government, organization, forum, or anything will prosper as a weapon against God. With that being said, when our God given rights are at stake, it is probably best to question the integrity of those who propose the removal of such rights. In summary, if you’re not a “conspiracy theorist” you probably aren’t asking very many questions about the world around you.

My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children.

Hosea 4:6