More Service Members are Being Displaced by DOD Vaccine Mandate.

The Marine Corps announced Thursday that 133 Marines have been discharged for refusing to take the COVID vaccine, as the military services begin to discharge a pool of potentially as many as 30,000 active duty service members who have refused to be vaccinated despite multiple opportunities to do so past vaccination deadlines.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered obligatory COVID vaccinations for all US military members in late August.

Shortly after Austin made the COVID vaccine mandatory, the military services quickly set their own deadlines and warned service members that failing to vaccinate could result in discharge, which is consistent with the Pentagon’s position that refusing to vaccinate is a violation of Austin’s lawful order.

The amount of unvaccinated active duty personnel in each service is close to 30,000, despite the fact that the percentage of vaccinated active duty members in each military is at least 95%.

The Air Force was the first to make public that it had heeded the warning, saying that 27 airmen had earned administrative discharges earlier this week.

According to the latest statistics from the Air Force and the Navy, 7,365 airmen and 5,472 sailors remain unvaccinated, either because they refuse the vaccination openly or because their claims for administrative, medical, or religious exemptions are still being processed.

The Marine Corps announced on Thursday that 95 percent of its 182,500 active-duty Marines had received at least one COVID vaccination shot, the lowest percentage of any armed service. The Marine Corps has authorized 1,007 medical and administrative exemptions, and 2,863 of the 3,144 religious exemption requests are still being processed.

In order to serve in the United States, military soldiers were already required to obtain 12 vaccines, including those for measles, polio, anthrax, chickenpox, and flu. Depending on which worldwide region they were deployed to, service members assigned overseas were needed to acquire up to five more vaccinations, such as those for yellow fever or encephalitis.

Despite the fact that the Army stated on Thursday that over 98 percent of its 478,000 active-duty soldiers had been vaccinated, nearly 10,000 soldiers have not.

According to the Army, 3,864 soldiers have refused the vaccine outright, while another 6,263 are waiting for their exemption requests to be processed.

The majority of service members who have not been vaccinated have applied for religious exemptions, but none of the military branches have provided one.

Service personnel who are discharged from the military for refusing the vaccine will receive either an honorable discharge or a “general discharge under honorable conditions,” according to the defense authorization bill enacted by Congress this week.

Unlike the other services, the Army has decided that troops who refuse to be vaccinated will not be discharged. Instead, they will be “flagged,” unable to advance in the Army, and forced to leave when their enlistment contracts expire. Presumably a bar for reenlistment would be put into place as well. 

Soldiers who have been flagged for refusing the vaccine will be subjected to regular COVID testing, according to Lt. Col. Terence Kelley, an Army spokesperson.

A soldier who reports to the same employment location on a daily basis will be tested once a week, while those who telework and must visit their job site will be checked within 72 hours of the meeting or job activity, according to Kelley.

This is an unfortunate time to be a service member, because people’s families and livelihoods are at stake while this war is waged over our heads. Globalization will inevitably bring out the anti-Christ, and the truth is technology has come far enough to carry out a globalist agenda. Stay inquisitive in the word of God, and the world around you.

“The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world.”

Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum

The world economic forum most certainly does not have our best interest in mind, and plans to take advantage of the “window of opportunity” that the plandemic has provided for them. Above is a graph made by Klaus with seven points revolving around the goal. The Great Reset.

These seven points are in question:

• Strengthening Regional Development.
• Revitalizing Global Cooperation.
• Developing Sustainable Business Models.
• Restoring the Health of the Environment.
• Redesigning Social Contracts, Skills and Jobs.
• Shaping the Economic Recovery.
• Harnessing the 4th Industrial Revolution.

As profoundly vague as some of these points are, that’s good for Klaus. Because that means he can make up the rules as he goes. With broad strokes of totalitarianism, the perfect world can be manufactured in Klaus’ mind.

Strengthening Regional Development

As i stated above, most of these are very vague and nothing seems to come up on the World Economic Forum’s site when you search ‘Strengthening Regional Development World Economic Forum’. However the United nations has a heavy PDF packet of information linked here detailing their intentions in ‘Meeting the Challenges in an Era of Globalization by Strengthening Regional Development Cooperation’. That’s the very long drawn out title of this packet. I’d advise anyone reading to look into this packet and note that there are obvious economic benefits to their plan. That has to happen so they can prop up their social constructs and new age social norms.

The great reset is a welcome recognition that this human tragedy be a wake up call. it is imperative that we reimagine, rebuild, redesign, reinvigorate, and rebalance our world. Rebalancing investment, harnessing science and technology, and advancing the transition to net zero emissions. All these are fundamental elements to the great reset, and are fundamental to building the future we need.

Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations

Revitalizing Global Cooperation

Once more, a vague mention of global cooperation. There is so much room for biblical prophecy to be fulfilled when Klaus brings world peace into the picture. Because technocracy isn’t the common mans idea of a peaceful world. Only time will tell us what the WEF has in mind to instill global cooperation.

Developing Sustainable Business Models

The World Economic forum posted an article on its site named ‘A business model for sustainability’. Which detailed how ‘Business leaders must recognize that in global value chains, there is no way to outsource environmental or social responsibility. On the contrary, multinational companies can and must use their extended supply chains to drive change and improve the quality of life in the markets where they operate.‘ To drive it home, they brought in global emissions data projections for up to the mid century according to their plans.

Restoring The Health Of The Environment

Ultimately this rabbit-hole leads to technological symbiosis in which biology merges with technology. But Klaus doesn’t want that point to be brought to the table. In the mean time, the concerns addressed by the WEF are more so targeted towards restoring the balance. Which could easily be done with the conscious and physical embrace of the 4th industrial revolution. We’re already seeing that with the fundamental practice of MRNA technology as researchers have found ways to use modified mRNA to make advances in anti-aging research.

Redesigning Social Contracts, Skills and Jobs

Basically, this is the implication that we’re going to see parallel infrastructure between physical reality, and the digital world. Both providing a new perspective on reality. The Adecco Group wrote an article backing the inevitable movement and detailed their high expectations in the quote below.

Discussing how the pandemic will impact our economies, Andrey Kostin, President and Chairman of the Management Board of Russia’s VTB Bank, said that while we all have embraced digital tools as a quick fix, people will not want to live like this forever. He warned that too high expectations are currently pinned to digital companies, which could potentially lead to asset bubbles further down the road. Mr. Shanmugaratnam believes that the world will need to adjust to the new reality. The possible solution is some form of a hybrid economy that marries both reliance on digital tools and face-to-face interaction.

The next point is Shaping the Economic Recovery. But theres no reason for a header because it’s merely the execution of all these plans that leads to the economic recovery in the first place. With that being said, it all ties back into the fourth industrial revolution. Klaus is very intent on ushering it in, so let’s talk about it.

Harnessing The 4th Industrial Revolution

It’s no surprise that someone would step up and attempt to harness a wildfire of technological innovation. Nor is it a surprise that people are wise enough to know it’s not a good idea.The Fourth Industrial Revolution is a way of describing the blurring of boundaries between the physical, digital, and biological worlds. It’s a fusion of advances in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, the Internet of Things (IoT), 3D printing, genetic engineering, quantum computing, and other technologies.

It’s the collective force behind many products and services that are fast becoming indispensable to modern life. Things like GPS systems that suggest the fastest route to a destination, voice-activated virtual assistants such as Apple’s Siri, personalized Netflix recommendations, and Facebook’s ability to recognize your face and tag you in a friend’s photo.

So if you take this information into account, and watch American politics through the lense Klaus Schwab’s intentions, you’ll have a pretty wide frame of reference. It’s not far fetched to say that a technocratic dystopia is just over the horizon. Stay inquisitive in the word of God, and the world around you.