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Stop Telling Witnesses and Whistleblowers What to Do "I believe [that] lethal action has been taken against people that tried to get the truth out." ~MB "I woke up in the middle of the night and the physical response in my brain was, commit suicide." ~DB (For those calling for whistleblowers to come forward because you cherry picked what Kirk McConnell said and made it all about not being prosecuted, remember what they told you. Full video clips below, as these are partial transcripts. First, Matthew Brown, Matthew.) "With the job with government, my career is dead." "If all of us (Brown, Borland, and other whistleblowers who haven't come forward yet) die or are imprisoned, the seeds have been planted. More will come." "I believe [that] lethal action has been taken against people that tried to get the truth out, or maybe were just considered wild cards, not able to be officially controlled, no longer useful. I think once you taste the darkness, you like using it." "I'd like to spend that time with my wife, my family, not in a cell or in the ground. But this is bigger than me, it's bigger than us. This is the fate of our people. And to me, I'm willing to pay that price." "I'd like to say, directly, to the members of our military and our intelligence community: the time is now where you must choose whether you honor your oath or you orders. And if you have courage, you already know the answer. But for the rest of you? Lead, follow or get out of the way. Get out of the way." "There's more than me. More will come. I could say more, if I wanted to." ~~~ (And more DID come. Here are some quotes from the Dylan Borland clip. Both interviews were on "Weaponized" with George Knapp and Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell.) Borland: "We went into [the VA] psychological eval from the suicide we both witnessed together. They accused me of faking a police report. Wrote in my official medical records - which have hindered me 'til this day, it's still ongoing - that I am a liar, I am prone to delusions, I make everything up. That was the first thing the VA did to me." "I was put into a hypnosis biofeedback program. I'm hooked up to this polygraph machine and I have to count backwards from 100, by 7, while they're flashing images. And if I got the number wrong, like 100, 93, 86, and I said 77, they'd start screaming at me, honking an air horn, and I'd have to restart." "I had to pull my 401(k) because I didn't have a clearance, I couldn't get a job. I almost lost my house. I had to fight BAE and the agencies I worked for, for unemployment which was $270 a week in Northern Virginia. Which, if you know anything about Northern Virginia, it's the richest part of America. It is not feasible to even get groceries off of that. Basically, I lost everything but my house." "The VA is denying I did the jobs I did, denying I have the issues I have. I began to, honestly, consider and look at non-violent offenses in order to have three hots (meals) and a cot (in jail), because I was very quickly approaching a point in time where I would probably be a disabled homeless vet." "There was a doctor who filed a complaint...on my behalf because they were, in his opinion, trying to get me to kill myself. They put me on a prescription medication for PTSD and depression. I woke up in the middle of the night and the physical response in my brain was, commit suicide. The VA psychologist was a CIA employee of all things, or was, said, 'Oh, this is common, you need to increase your dose.'" The psychiatrist who filed the complaint on his behalf said, "Dylan, you need to do everything in your power to live through this. What they are doing to you is wrong. Do not trust any of these doctors. And he resigned." Corbell: "In protest, he resigned because of what they were doing to Dylan."

Joe Murgia

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lets go over a recent transaction with friends at the Waffle House restaurant using MetaMask 🦊 Card; the total of the transaction in fiat was $156 for Waffle House but to you the onchain tx was $152.12 how tf is this possible? the card is tied to an EOA (aka your self custody onchain wallet) which sent a total of 152.123292 $USDC with a 0.006337 $USDC gas fee included there is a 5.409249 $USDC credit applied since you earn rewards when using the card from previous purchases that you can claim or use against said transactions the total cost to the user onchain for this $156 transaction was $152.12 if you were to remove the credit the total cost was $157.53 for a $156 transaction that allowed near instant finality without dealing with on/off ramps, rails/banks & their associated wait times/higher fees $1.53 on this $157.53 transaction is a .97% overall fee which is subsidized by 1% to 3% crypto back, therefore at settlement there are no fees realized & you even earn a little kickback instead MetaMask 🦊 Linea.eth Consensys.eth has been working with Baanx Mastercard to change the space for users who want to access their crypto IRL while getting the benefits of holding a credit card/savings account which is really your own self custody wallet onchain "debit" with access to 90 million merchants globally because you as a user are using your own onchain wallet to interface with the card, you are paying in crypto & are provided with an onchain transaction hash to outline the details each time KYC to use the card is required since there needs to be a tie back for proof of humanity/sybil resistance/refunds/failed purchases, yet, you can spin up a fresh undoxxed wallet, there is no credit check, MetaMask does not have access, does not need & does not want to hold any of your information submitted during the sign up process & if any issuer requests more documentation or closes your account you are still your own self custody wallet onchain therefore you are not affected unlike centralized exchanges or other crypto cards or banks that lock you out of your crypto with minimal options the MetaMask Card is not a top up crypto card, it is not a centralized exchange card, it is not a prepaid card, nor is it a credit card; it is a new way to use your onchain crypto instantly anywhere you can use your traditional debit/credit card so, for example, my company pays me in crypto to my own self custody wallet onchain, my wallet is connected to the MetaMask Card as an instant web2/web3 bridge so that i can use my crypto to pay for things, therefore i do not need a traditional bank account + i get rewards + instant access to my funds any time i want without having to touch traditional systems at all THE ULTIMATE WIN 🦊 start using the virtual card now in your Apple/Google Pay or sign up for the waitlist at - there are currently 27 countries supported with UAE/Dubai, Canada, multiple regions in Africa coming by end of Q3 as we are working on full global adoption by EOY listen to the MetaMask Card 🦊 EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW! space for deeper overviews with myself & Danieljosep.eth ⬇️ got fud? drop your comment below & i will address it! always remember to DYOR from legitimate sources outlined as there are many false claims regarding the MetaMask Card on the timeline from people who have never used it or are just speculating or trolling since they did not read or listen to any of the resources or information that is available to them ARE YOU READY? LFG 🦾

MichaelK.eth

214,950 次观看 • 1 年前

opium bird LLM is alive. the whole X account now is automated. if there is something posted by me, i will write it. token market making is automated as well. treasury expanding flywheel is running. my whole tech is soon available for everyone. as soon as we hit 1m market cap, im gonna post the link were you can login by x, gmail or phantom wallet to use the software, everyone who saw snowball knows its a great idea, but bad executed. my system is not randomized, its built on my own tradign strategies which always benefit the coin longterm. $opiumbird is the first project which is running on my new technology. real HFT and swing tradign strategies, measures the greed and fear inside the ocmmunity and CT, farms volume with multiple wallets only if certain thresholds are met, never nukes, and always buys back on psychlogical levels to support the chart. its full AGI,, who know me knows im trading with algorithms since 2017. i have working strategies. when the marketcap reaches 2 million plus, the AI is capable of adding and removing LP on meteora as well to gain even more advantage. the whole software is not free to use. each dev has to send 1% of the coins plus 1 sol to parrys mainwallet, parry is the name of the AI. she is then managing the treasury and tires to extract as much from those sent coins as possible, each single cent will be pushed back into $opiumbird. all opiumbird fees are used for MM and marketing this is a crazy flywheel and i already onboarded 3 of the current biggest newcomer projects to use my tech. here a video of the dashboard. like i said, demonstration after we reach higher market caps and more fomo. the Github and everything is running online and ready to use. if you want to run it local (what i recommend for bigger projects, download the GIT enjoy, more updates later and yes vanish trade is coming soon as well so the market making gets hidden even better. the only thing people need to see is a good chart. and no the mm is not active if there is not enough volume... its all based of hundreds of different factors, thats why its only possible to change certain parameters but not the main strategies

booboo

14,783 次观看 • 7 个月前

I’m trying to stay calm while I write this after what I just heard this woman say. Her name is “Hope Ful” on TikTok. She is angry that military and veterans get a 10 percent discount in certain stores and restaurants. “They’re already living off of taxpayer dollars. What about us? We get no benefit for supporting our military.” Allow me to tell you what benefits you get, Hope. You get the freedom of speech that allows you to spew this absolute crap on the internet. And I’m about to exercise mine. Because, just an FYI, I didn’t have that luxury as an MP. In the military, I gave up a lot of my rights as an American, and my body quite literally belonged to the US Government. But I’m a veteran now, and I can say, for the most part, what I want. We signed on the dotted line and said we were willing to give our lives to our country. To you, Hope. I live with an injured hand that is, quite literally, always in pain; I live with the pain of having lost one of my best friends; I live with the pain of a ten-year battle with PTSD and nights of no sleep. And go ahead and tack on stress fractures and knee/back/hip problems for life. Do you want to know what we get for that kind of sacrifice? A 4–6 month wait to be seen by a specialist at a VA hospital because the process of just getting medical care is a nightmare for veterans, a “thank you for your service,” and a 10% discount at a few restaurants. But we’re also grateful that we got to serve the country we love so much. We get to claim the honor of protecting our nation and our freedom. Freedom that you so ignorantly decided to use in order to make this video. You get to BREATHE, because of people like my friend who was willing to sacrifice everything.

Sarah Fields

60,976 次观看 • 1 年前

POOF! Goodbye iBankCoin Seventeen years ago a much younger Fly took to the internets with the intent to change the way people talked about finance. At the time, there was a wide chasm between boardroom jargon and the so called professionals, whether it was online or on CNBC. In the beginning, I was known for saying outlandish things, writing funny articles about my experiences in the market; but it wasn’t too far into the beginning of the site when the financial crisis hit and my bonafides were firmly established, having nailed that and many others since then. The halcyon days of the blogosphere pre Twitter was something to behold and I did my part in creating a community of like minded lunatics. We traded and did it well and argued and got mad at one another; because that’s what men do when competing. Once upon a time, the site hosted 200 bloggers, did a few public events, and regularly trolled CNBC with malicious intent. But those days are long over and I made a promise to you long ago that I’d never blog past the age of 47.5. Lo and behold, here I am at 48 with news that I am retiring from blogging as “The Fly”, in exchange for getting back into the field of professional money management. You have to understand, I have been given a gift from God to see what others cannot and my skillset is wasted by simply talking to a gaggle of ne’erdowells. Whilst I do appreciate your evergreen support and company, The Fly was always destined for greatness and I must bid you adieu. Many thanks to all of you who’ve read me since 2007 and before that on other sites. I have enjoyed blogging here and feel grateful for the opportunity to share my thoughts and concerns with you over so many blogs: 25,000+ but who’s counting? Plans for the future entail running my own shop, not a hedge fund but investment advisory, and I intend to do so with the utmost skill and professionalism that you’ve come to expect over the years: winship. I will continue to write, but under client portal. Thanks to the financial tools I’ve created with Stocklabs, my skills have never been better and I do intend to continue to invest in its technology. For financial advisory inquiries, email me at [email protected]. For this important day, killing iBC on Halloween of 2024, I put together some merch for you to peruse and possible purchase, in memory of the site. If you’ve enjoyed my writing over the years and never knew about or purchased my books, they are available on Amazon. And now for a video goodbye from Le Fly, aka Senior Tropicana, aka HORATIO CLAWHAMMER.

The_Real_Fly

247,443 次观看 • 1 年前

Ending VA Benefits For Veterans The Federal Government Says This Will Save The Deficit $250 Billions Dollars Over The Next 10 Years Not all benefits are ending but for those whose family makes over a certain amount, they will cut your VA benefits “The federal government is proposing to stop and deny disability benefits to veterans who are already receiving disability benefits. And, if you don't quite understand what that means, let me break that down. Uncle Jerry, who was in Vietnam and lost both of his legs, made too much money last year and now the disability payments that he got for not having his legs are gonna be denied. So he will get 0 money to assist him in his life after losing his legs in service because he made a couple extra dollars more than what the federal government said that he should. Let's break this tidal wave of idiocy down so you could be as furious as I am. This might be the biggest topic I've ever tackled on this frickin' channel. Do you know who the congressional budget office is? I sure as hell don't. But apparently, it's the administration, the presidencies, this current presidency's way of trying to cut the slack. Find ways to spend less money. Hey, I'm all for that. That makes sense. Right? We're kinda Inflation's up a little bit. Normally a pretty boring job like an IRS auditor, but they put out a report, a suggestion, an option is what they call it, in order to lower the deficit, save about $250,000,000,000 over the next 10 years. And it's to take away benefits from veterans who have already been receiving benefits because they're disabled. It's like pulling the carpet out from somebody inside of crutches. It's like pushing an old lady in a wheelchair down the stairs. Throw in a clip of that. Now you might say AC, how? How could this possibly the stupid Stupid idea. How could this possibly, like, move forward? How and where is it even written here just saying a bunch of political mumbo jumbo? Give me riled up. Nope. Just as a heads up, all the links are gonna be below so you can read it for yourself. And, well, let's just get into this, shall we? A means test. VA disability compensation for veterans with higher income. Now what does a means test mean? Well, it's very simple. It means that if you can afford it, that means that you ain't gonna get no benefits. So if you got some money in the bank, You are not going to receive any compensation for your injuries you sustained and confirmed and under are receiving them while overseas or serving. Kind of like these people they're about to describe. In 2021, 5,200,000 veterans received disability compensation from the VA because of medical conditions. About 280,000. 4% of them receive compensation for the first time this year. Service connected disabilities vary widely in severity and type and include loss sublimb anxiety. You mean spicy memories, AKA PTSD? And hearing loss. Oh, great. You're listing out the people that will no longer be receiving their benefits because of those injuries that they received. Really make yourself the good guys. These are truly charitable angels because they're stopping giving money to the injured people that they sent overseas. 2022 base compensation rates range from a 150 to $3,330 per month. So $3,330 a month tax free is the maximum you can get for losing a leg overseas. Alright. We should probably take that away from them, the lazy Fox, not even walking around anymore, scooting around on a wheelchair. Okay. Let's continue. Here's my favorite paragraph that tells you the mindset of these dopes that wrote this up. In 2021, the VA paid out about a 110,000,000,000 in disability benefits, 4 times the amount that it paid in 2,000. Even though the number of veterans in the United States declined by more than 30%. Spending per recipient rose from about $11,000 in 2,000 to nearly $22,000 in 2021.” There are more parts of this, let me know if the comments if you’d like to hear more.

Wall Street Apes

145,002 次观看 • 2 年前

DeepFreeze on the XRP Ledger – A Comprehensive Examination We need to discuss an amendment that went unnoticed for a long time: DeepFreeze. If you are to lazy to read, just watch the video. Eminence is already voting for its activation, and I urge my fellow node operators and the community to support it. Let’s look at why. Welcome to a detailed examination of DeepFreeze, a transformative feature introduced to the XRP Ledger. This amendment is critical for institutional asset management within the ledger ecosystem. In this analysis, we’ll explore the full scope of DeepFreeze—its definition, technical architecture, institutional significance, community development, and long-term implications for XRPL’s role in financial systems. This is a deep dive into a feature that could redefine blockchain compliance and adoption. What exactly is DeepFreeze? DeepFreeze is an advanced asset-freezing mechanism integrated into the XRPL, tailored explicitly for fungible tokens issued on the ledger, such as stablecoins and tokenised real-world assets. Unlike XRP, which remains unaffected due to its native status, issued tokens fall under the control of their issuers, who can now leverage DeepFreeze for unprecedented oversight. The standard freeze, a pre-existing feature, restricts an account to only receiving tokens, preventing outward transfers. DeepFreeze, however, escalates this control by prohibiting both sending and receiving, effectively isolating the account from all token-related activities except direct transactions with the issuer. According to the XRPL documentation, available at DeepFreeze requires the activation of the DeepFreeze amendment—a network-wide upgrade voted on by XRPL validators. It cannot be applied if the issuer has set the NoFreeze flag on their account, a safeguard that permanently disables freezing capabilities for that issuer’s tokens. This layered design ensures flexibility while prioritising compliance, making DeepFreeze a powerful tool for managing token ecosystems in regulated environments. The significance for Institutions. The significance of DeepFreeze becomes evident when viewed through an institutional lens. For financial entities—such as central banks issuing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), or stablecoin providers like Ripple’s RLUSD, Societe Generale Group Forge’s EURCV, and Braza Bank’s BBRL—this feature offers a robust mechanism to enforce regulatory compliance. Consider a scenario where an account is identified on an international sanctions list, such as those maintained by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC Treasury Department). DeepFreeze allows the issuer to immediately halt all token activity for that account, preventing inflows or outflows that could violate anti-money laundering (AML) or know-your-customer (KYC) regulations. Beyond sanctions, DeepFreeze addresses fraud mitigation. If a stablecoin issuer detects suspicious activity—a hacked account attempting to siphon funds—they can deep-freeze it, stopping the damage while investigations unfold. A article underscores this utility, noting that the standard freeze’s limitation—allowing incoming transfers—falls short for high-stakes compliance needs. DeepFreeze’s total lockdown fills this gap, enhancing security and trust. This capability could attract major regulated entities like Circle, issuer of USDC, to deploy stablecoins on the XRPL, drawn by its compliance-ready infrastructure. Such adoption would increase token volume, liquidity, and the ledger’s utility for real-world asset tokenization—think real estate or commodities—positioning the XRPL as a leader in institutional blockchain applications. The Technical Mechanics. (This is a bit technical) Let’s examine the technical architecture underpinning DeepFreeze, which introduces specific flags to the XRPL’s ledger structure. These flags, detailed in the XRPL documentation, govern trust lines—the bilateral agreements between accounts that enable token holding—and enforce the freeze’s effects. Here’s how they work: The lsfLowDeepFreeze flag is set on the RippleState object to indicate that the low account in a trust line is deep-frozen. This prevents the high account from sending or receiving the token along that trust line, effectively severing its transactional capability. Conversely, the lsfHighDeepFreeze flag marks the high account as deep-frozen, blocking the low account from similar activities. This bidirectional control ensures symmetry in enforcement. In TrustSet transactions, issuers use the tfSetDeepFreeze flag, to apply the DeepFreeze to a specific trust line, activating the lockdown. To reverse this, the tfClearDeepFreeze flag is invoked in a TrustSet transaction, restoring normal functionality to the trust line. These flags have sweeping effects across XRPL operations. Payments to a deep-frozen account fail outright, with the transaction engine returning a tecDSTfrozen error if the destination is locked. Rippling—where tokens pass through intermediary accounts—ceases for deep-frozen trust lines, halting multi-hop transfers. On the decentralized exchange (DEX) and automated market maker (AMM) systems, OfferCreate transactions involving a deep-frozen TakerPays token fail with a tecFROZEN error, and existing offers tied to frozen accounts are implicitly canceled when crossed by new offers, rendering them unfunded. The GitHub discussion at XRPLF/XRPL-Standards #220 adds further nuance, noting impacts on Check transactions—a feature for deferred payments. CheckCash fails if the recipient’s trust line is deep-frozen, protecting against unauthorized redemption, though CheckCreate and CheckCancel remain unaffected, preserving issuer flexibility. This granular control reflects DeepFreeze’s design for precision in compliance-driven scenarios. Community Development. The development of DeepFreeze highlights the XRPL community’s collaborative strength. On August 26, 2024, Shawn Xie of Ripple initiated the XLS-77d proposal in a GitHub discussion, accessible at XRPLF/XRPL-Standards #220. Spanning six comments and seven replies, the thread reveals active engagement. One participant (Wietse Wind - 🪝☝️🛠 Xaman® + XRPL + Xahau) suggested renaming ‘blackholing’—disabling an account permanently—to ‘permafrosting,’ arguing it better conveys the frozen state’s permanence and aligns with DeepFreeze’s theme. This linguistic refinement, while minor, exemplifies community influence on usability. Technical clarifications also emerged. The discussion distinguishes DeepFreeze from GlobalFreeze, which freezes all trust lines for an issuer’s tokens, noting that DeepFreeze targets specific trust lines for finer control. A question arose about rare cases where the standard tfSetFreeze might suffice—such as temporary holds—but the consensus favored DeepFreeze’s comprehensive approach for most compliance needs. The proposal, now in draft status, was merged into the rippled software codebase via pull request XRPLF/rippled #5187, confirming its deployment readiness as of March 19, 2025. This milestone underscores XRPL’s commitment to evolving through community-driven innovation. The Institutional Impact. From an institutional standpoint, DeepFreeze addresses critical gaps in the standard freeze’s functionality. The article explains that the older mechanism, while useful, permitted incoming transfers and balance adjustments, rendering it inadequate for scenarios requiring total isolation—such as sanctions enforcement or fraud containment. DeepFreeze’s ability to block all activity offers a superior solution, tailored to the demands of regulated finance. Consider its applications: a stablecoin issuer like Ripple could deep-freeze an account suspected of laundering funds, halting its operations pending review. A tokenized real estate platform could use it to secure assets during legal disputes, ensuring no unauthorized transfers occur. For sanctions, it ensures compliance with global frameworks, preventing tokens from reaching blacklisted entities. These use cases enhance the XRPL’s appeal to institutional players, potentially drawing Circle’s USDC or other major stablecoins to the ledger. The ripple effect—pardon the pun—could be substantial. Increased institutional adoption would boost token issuance, trading volume, and liquidity, reinforcing XRPL’s infrastructure for real-world asset tokenization. This aligns with broader trends in blockchain finance, where compliance-ready platforms are increasingly favored by traditional institutions seeking to integrate digital assets. Conclusion and Implications. In conclusion, DeepFreeze represents a strategic leap forward for the XRP Ledger, harmonizing technological sophistication with regulatory necessity. By equipping issuers with comprehensive control over their tokens, it addresses the compliance and security needs of institutional users, from stablecoin providers to asset tokenizers. As of March 19, 2025, its technical implementation is mature, its community support robust, and its potential to drive XRPL adoption undeniable. Looking ahead, DeepFreeze could position the XRPL as a premier blockchain for regulated financial applications, bridging the gap between decentralized innovation and centralized oversight. Its success will depend on validator adoption of the DeepFreeze amendment and real-world uptake by institutions—a process already underway. For a deeper understanding, refer to the XRPL documentation, the article, and the GitHub discussion linked below. DeepFreeze is more than a feature—it’s a foundation for the XRPL’s future in institutional finance. How do you envision its impact on the blockchain landscape? Your perspectives are welcome. PS: This is by far the most exciting amendment since XLS20, but of course, your average influencer doesn't talk about it in his paid group or while he is siphoning your donations. Unfollow them today. ################## Ressouces: XRPL Docs: XLS-77d: Devto Article: Misunderstandings about Freezes: Amendment voting: If you want to support what I do, follow me and buy me a beer or just use one of the CasinoCoin/LuckyHash 🪝 partners for recreational gaming: Check out my other explainers:

Daniel "CEO of the XRPL" Keller

163,345 次观看 • 1 年前

BREAKING: Former CDC Director Robert Redfield Slams Biden-Era Military COVID Vaccine Mandate as Having “No Scientific Justification” This week on Straight to the Point, I sat down with former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield and Brianne Dressen — a vaccine injury advocate who was a clinical trial volunteer that developed lifelong neuropathy within one hour of taking the COVID-19 vaccine. Redfield exclusively reveals that he believes the Biden-era military mandates had “no scientific justification...and was an emotional decision," while noting institutional reluctance to acknowledge harms to young service members with strong immune systems. Dressen discusses the disproportionate toll the vaccine took on young service members, including Karolina Stancik who we previously interviewed. This wide ranging interview digs deep on the vaccine fallout for our nation's service members. LA Times Media Group LA Times Studios 01:04 Brianne Dressen: Her Advocacy for Covid Vaccine Injured is Personal React19 - Official 01:57 An “Inordinate Number” of Young Vaccine Injured Service Members 02:30 Former CDC Director Robert Redfield: Military COVID Vaccine Mandate “No Scientific Justification Whatsoever” 03:10 Most Severe Response In Young, With Robust Immune Systems 04:02 Soldier Karoline Stancik’s Heart Condition “Service Connected” To Covid Vaccine 05:01 Rare for Covid Vaccine Injuries to be Designated “In Line of Duty” 06:52 Drew’s Story: COVID Vaccine Injury And Whole Body Paralysis (Guillain-Barré Syndrome) 08:30 Service Members Spend Down Savings, Retirement, And Mortgage Homes For Treatments 09:30 Dressen: Vaccine Injury Compensation Has a “98.5 %” Rejection Rate 12:50 Dressen: Service Members Report VA Experience “Abysmal Failure,” Reluctance to Acknowledge COVID Vaccine Injury 15:22 Is Trump Administration Taking Different Approach to COVID Vaccine Injury: More Dialogue 16:55 Bressen: I Was A “True Blue” Democrat, After COVID Shot “My Life Changed Forever” 18:20 Karoline Stancik Update 19:04 Update Drew Outstanding In response to our questions, a VA spokesperson said “Between December 2020 and December 2025, 53 cases of myocarditis were identified among over 5.6 million VHA-enrolled Veterans who received an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. Veterans are eligible for service connection if myocarditis develops during active duty…” A Department of War official said DoW “is making reinstatement available to all members of the military (active and reserve components) who were discharged solely for refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and who request to be reinstated. The Department has reached out to the 8,700 Service members who were unjustly separated to apologize, offer information on reinstatement, and encourage them to rejoin the military.” “As of May 2026, more than 200 former Service members who were discharged under the now-rescinded COVID-19 vaccination mandate have been reinstated or re-accessed. The Services are actively tracking more than 800 additional former Service members who have expressed interest in rejoining the military.” Asked about the high rejection rate, the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program did not respond.

Catherine Herridge

1,225,118 次观看 • 1 个月前