Any service member that has been discharged over this, and anyone else for that matter, start getting ready to file lawsuits. This takes time, but the slow wheels of justice are turning. This is a very big decision that is not getting any press for obvious reasons. The key to bring down the mandates is to go after the liability shield of the vaxxine makers. This case opens the door for litigation at the heart of the matter. Even though the original petition was denied, it is what is contained within the decision that is important. The shots that are being distributed in the US are NOT FDA approved and are still under EUA. Comirnaty and the EUA jabs are legally distinct.

When employers and the drug companies understand they are going to get slammed with lawsuits for injury, death, and wrongful termination, along with possible criminal charges, we will see the house of cards start to crumble. Spread this far and wide - the cracks in the dam are starting to appear. People cannot be forced to take an experimental treatment - Period! They have been caught.

Federal judge rejects DOD claim that Pfizer EUA and Comirnaty vaccines are ‘interchangeable’