Had a long discussion with my active-duty military son about the death-jab. This is a tough decision for him. He has 13 years in, doing well, fast promotions, commendations, tours in 6 countries. I feel like I'm being selfish, but have told him he's welcome back home if he'll tell them where to shove it. He knows where I stand on this matter, but doesn't want to give up now with only 7 years left to retirement. I'm afraid of the consequences. I sincerely hope we're all wrong about this, but terrified we're not. Been talking to God all day, asking for guidance for he and I both. I know I'm not the only person going thru this shit and really feel for all that are. Lord help us all.
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Why not just go for the exemption?
He said was told he would be non-deployable, so discharged.
Ok, first off, that is horse shit. There are multiple posts about religious exemptions, medical exemptions, Nuremburg code violations, informed consent, etc which I'm sure you can easily find. Here's a recent post:
https://communities.win/c/TheDonald/p/12jwR79Z3h/x/c
If he gets discharged, he should pursue legal action. I'm sure there will be many service members across the globe who will be legally fighting it.
If all else fails, hopefully he has been documenting any injuries (physical or mental) from his time served in the military. If he gets discharged (or decides to separate someday because of this or some other reason), he can file for veteran disability compensation (based off of his medical records), and if his medical conditions are well-documented and bothering him, he can get financial compensation based off of that, and get a monthly pension that way. This is good info for him to know, especially if he chooses to get the vaxx and ends up really ill with chronic problems. He could get 100% disabled based off of medical conditions that occurred while active duty (doesn't mean he needs to be physically disabled) and then have the full benefits as if he had served 20 years in the military. Also, as long as a medical condition has been documented while he is in active duty service, he can continue to file for an increase in disability rating if his medical conditions worsen over time (which they most likely will if he gets vaccinated).
I think a good question for him to ask is for informed consent (not just a vaxx info sheet) on the vaccine and what will be the long term recourse (who is responsible) for possible injury incurred from getting vaccinated.
Good luck. Praying for him and all of our other brave service members. Be strong, unite, and fight for what is right.
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/pentagon-mandate-covid-vaccine-all-service-members-one-third-refuse-jab
He's not alone. Remind him to seek out others who feel the same way he does.