Lawyers representing America’s service members are beginning to produce victories defending the US Armed Forces against forced compliance with biomedical gene therapy experiments, and suddenly, nobody in the Pentagon wants to take accountability for their legally dubious mRNA injection order. It all began on August 24, 2021, when Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin issued a memo mandating mRNA “vaccination” for the active military, but with the stipulation that this mandate only applied to fully licensed products. This was because, as The Dossier understands, it is illegal to force service members to take an EUA vaccine. Only President Joe Biden has the authority to enforce an EUA shot on service members. And no overriding authorization from the White House ever arrived at the Pentagon.Sec Def Lloyd Austin memo (Bigger)(bigger) The Sec Austin memo and the guidance that followed created an issue, because, as The Dossier readers are well aware of by now, the FDA licensed versions of the mRNA shots never actually made it to market, rendering the initial vaccine mandate useless. This is where the infamous September 14, 2021 memo comes into play.(bigger) Dr Terry Adirim, the woman who signed the memo, is a devoted democrat political activist and, as a medical doctor, advocates for “gender-affirming prescriptions” for “transgender” children. At the time, she was the acting assistant secretary of defense for health affairs (under a Biden political appointment). Adirim’s memo attempted to justify mandating EUA shots as if they were FDA approved.(bigger) Dr Adirim’s deceptive memo described the EUA and FDA licensed vaccines as “interchangeable,” adding that the Defense Department can “use doses distributed under the EUA to administer the vaccination series as if the doses were the licensed vaccine.” Adirim failed to note that the EUA vaccines were only administratively interchangeable, but not *legally* interchangeable, as made clear by the FDA. This should have rendered any mandate unenforceable.(bigger) In other documents and statements, she routinely made false claims that FDA licensed vaccines were available to troops, when that was not in fact the case.
@DeptofDefense @SecDef @US_FDA Terry Adirim has made multiple claims that the DOD has licensed vaccines. CDC as of May 24 says they're ONLY orderable. A lot of separations from commanders issuing unlawful orders. Approved not available. A lot of insubordinate activity to me. pic.twitter.com/egqEgEmghn
— JanineG385 (@JanineG385) June 2, 2022
Following the mRNA injection order, untold thousands of service members were coerced — under threat of both administrative and criminal action — to take a “vaccine” that they wanted no part of. Unsurprisingly, this mandatory novel gene therapy injection has harmed combat readiness and produced widespread, serious, long term injuries throughout the armed forces.
As the CDC relaxes its COVID guidance, just reminding people of this report from 30 days ago...US Military Might Lose $4 Billion Due To Pentagon’s COVID Vaccine Mandate, According To @RepMattGaetz https://t.co/NCleDiHe9x via @dailycaller
— Kristina Wong 🇺🇸 (@kristina_wong) August 15, 2022
The Pentagon’s unlawful order is being challenged in court by lawyers representing all branches of the military. On Thursday, the Marine Corps became the latest service branch granted a class wide injunction against the mandate.
Marines win classwide injunction against vaccine mandate discrimination! https://t.co/zVc6WLIlaZ
— Robert Barnes (@barnes_law) August 19, 2022
Since leaving the Pentagon, Adirim has sought to distance herself from the letter, claiming that “crazy” attempts to hold her accountable are misguided, because it was “The Secretary” (Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin) who “directed vaccinations.” Neither Austin nor the Pentagon has confirmed that the Secretary of Defense ordered Adirim to sign off on the unlawful mandate.(bigger) Adirim remains in government as the the program executive director of the VA’s Electronic Health Record Modernization Integration Office. As a government official, both she and the Secretary of Defense are easily accessible to testify via a congressional subpoena, should congress want to investigate their controversial memos. As Adirim’s memo has come under scrutiny, she has decided to lock her social media accounts. Who, if anyone, will be held accountable? Reprinted with permission from The Dossier.Subscribe here.
