Month: November 2021

The interview that is being actively suppressed

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The Upper Class is beginning to realize that force-vaxxing professional athletes was probably not the best tactical decision of all time. These athletes are smart, and they know their worth. If they make a fuss about something, people will listen by the millions, regardless of whether its aired on CNN. If one of them develops a heart condition after taking the vax, they will tell people. They are their own platform. They are admired by many, and will be listened to. And now we’re hearing from these athletes for the first time in many cases, and we see that they’re extremely smart and well-spoken. And they won’t be silenced.

Secretary of Defense won’t respond to Senator Jim Inhofe’s concerns regarding vaccine mandate’s impact on military

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Inhoffe sent a letter to DoD secretary Lloyd Austin on October 18th with serious questions and concerns regarding the potential national security threat posed by a blanket vaccine mandate. Austin never responded. Here is Inhofe’s response:

“The inability of the Department of Defense to answer basic questions about the implementation of their vaccine mandate is alarming. More than two weeks ago, I asked Secretary Austin for simple answers: the cost of enforcing the mandate, its effect on readiness, its impact to our defense industrial base and more. This is information I would have expected the Department to have readily at hand so that the Secretary of Defense could make an informed decision before directing a department-wide mandate. As of this morning, I still have not received a response, yet the Department is rushing ahead with the mandate.

“These answers are necessary for Congress to do appropriate oversight. The fact the Department can’t immediately provide this information also highlights the uncertainty the mandate is causing across the force. Confusing deadlines, unclear guidance, and – perhaps most shocking of all – that somehow not a single religious exemption granted in the entire Air Force to date shows that we need more time to understand what discharging thousands of service members will do to our military readiness and recruitment. Once again, I call on Secretary Austin to suspend the mandate.

“We are searching for an alternative to how we can correct this disaster our military and states are facing. At this point I must assume that we have a Secretary of Defense who is unwilling to respond to my inquiry in accordance with his stated duties.”