An active-duty soldier, whose name we must keep confidential, wrote to us recently. I’ll call him “Andy.” His email reminded me that his generation has been continuously at war for 20 years.
“Our youth wasn’t taken from us,” Andy writes. “We gave it.”
Those that signed up to serve on Sept. 11, 2001, should now be eligible for retirement with full benefits, but Joe Biden is pulling the rug out from under these brave service members whose lives have been spent at war.
We are receiving desperate calls from the military—pleading for help.
Career military soldiers are being (unlawfully) pushed out of the military if they dare exercise their federally protected religious freedom, losing the benefits they are entitled to receive unless they take the jab.
“For 20 years, we missed birthdays, anniversaries and Christmases,” writes Andy, driving home the level of sacrifice these brave heroes have made for us. “We watched friends die in war. Many of us bled ourselves. After returning, we watched the mental toll take more of our friends through suicide.”
“We have spent 20 years loving our country and putting the lives of our fellow citizens above our own,” Andy says. But now Biden and his vax-pushers are forcing these heroes to risk their lives in a different way—by injecting an experimental drug, the COVID shots.
The military members know about the seven to 10 years of skipped safety protocols. They know, too, about the nearly unspeakable number of deaths and injuries these shots are causing worldwide. They know about the heart attacks after the jab. They did not sign up for this. They know about the miscarriages, stillborn births and babies dropping dead from nursing at their vaccinated mother’s breast.
Our military members may have signed up to risk their own lives in war, but they did not sign up to become Dr. Anthony Fauci’s human guinea pigs. These soldiers did not sign up to put the lives of their spouses and children at risk.
This isn’t the first time innocent Americans have been treated like human guinea pigs.
From 1932 to 1972, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) conducted what was then called the “Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male” on Black Americans living in Alabama. Despite being told they would receive free medical care and that the testing would last only six months, the CDC dragged it out for 40 years.
And despite the discovery of a simple and effective cure for the disease in 1947, the CDC did not inform participants … instead letting their symptoms kill them in slow agonizing deaths.
More recently, back in the 1990s, the U.S. Army gave another experimental drug, this time to active-duty soldiers. At the time, the “crisis” was anthrax. Thirty years later, we still have soldiers suffering from drug poisoning from that failed experimental shot.
Enough! These brave men and women defended our freedom, and now it is time for us to defend them!
A Serviceman’s Request
Andy began his letter with a cry for help, but he ended it with a different kind of request, one that I hope you will help me with—pray for Andy and his fellow service members.
“I do need prayer for my comrades,” Andy writes, “that they would know the comfort I have in Christ, that their countrymen would think the best of them in these confusing times”—and that Biden will move away from the dangerous precipice of removing true patriots from service over a failed experimental drug. {eoa}
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