U.S. Troops In S. Korea First To Receive Mass Experimental COVID Vaccination
U.S. troops in South Korea, along with civilian healthcare workers, started being injected with the experimental Moderna COVID vaccine today. As is the case among the general population currently, the vaccine is voluntary, since it is not FDA approved. USFK Commander General Robert Abrams, however, is reportedly pushing the troops to get it. I am happy to see the military, at least so far, making this experimental vaccine voluntary, because it has not always been that way in the past. It might take a lot of courage to stand up to a General or other Commanding Officer who is pushing everyone to get the vaccine, but this is your life at risk, for an experimental vaccine that is not even needed, and was authorized for emergency use by the FDA illegally. During the Gulf War, for example, troops were required to get the experimental anthrax vaccine which has not been approved by the FDA. Those who tried to opt out were not allowed to. When injuries and deaths starting occurring after vaccination, it was blamed as a mysterious "Gulf War Syndrome." So if you are in the military and are being pressured to take an experimental COVID vaccine, learn from history. 35,000 soldiers allegedly died from the experimental anthrax vaccine, which was more than all the troop fatalities combined during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars during combat.