Military, Federal Employees and Civilian Contractors Sue Biden

[teamnelson]

https://lc.org/newsroom/details/101521-military-federal-employees-and-civilian-contractors-sue-biden

The military plaintiffs include two Navy SEALs, a Navy EOD Officer, a Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer, a Navy Chaplain, two Marine Lt. Colonels, two Marine Lance Corporals, an Air Force Major, an Air Force Technical Sergeant, an Army National Guardsman, an Army Colonel, and a Coast Guard Lieutenant.

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In a sworn statement to Liberty Counsel, one Navy Chaplain stated, “I personally observed (and the Sailors told me in the course of counseling about) tremendous amounts of coercion, bullying, censorship, and intimidation being brought forth by the command to bear against the personnel who expressed objections of any kind to the COVID shot mandates, including religious objections…And clearly, the military has lost more lives to the increase in suicide from 2020-2021 (at least 1,012) than to all of COVID in 2 years (~52), but suicide has not been a focus.”

[Dee]

Is this pressure coming form the military hierarchy, or civilian government officials?

[mcbammer]

    I think this mandate is just part of a process to weed-out the  soldiers who can think for themselves , in order to get a force that can be  deployed against its citizens .

[VA Rifleman]

The navy communicated they can force unvaxed troops being discharged to reimburse the Gov for training and other expenses.

Dear Navy. You are not working on the right thing. Sink ChiCom frigates not your own people.

[Dee]

    I think this mandate is just part of a process to weed-out the  soldiers who can think for themselves , in order to get a force that can be  deployed against its citizens .

So do I.

[teamnelson]

Is this pressure coming form the military hierarchy, or civilian government officials?

In this suit, the pressure is from military down to junior NCOs. I am aware of similar pressure from civilian officials towards military in senior places. The new NAVADMIN that came out Thursday that limits discharges to honorable only was actually against the wishes of senior civilian officials who evidently wanted it to be more punitive. Military stood up on this one, probably be becaus at least on the Navy side we’re looking at 25,000 folks. I don’t know bout other branches.

[BUGEYE]

    I think this mandate is just part of a process to weed-out the  soldiers who can think for themselves , in order to get a force that can be  deployed against its citizens .

But that force being pushed out would conceivably be on our side.

[orerancher]

    I think this mandate is just part of a process to weed-out the  soldiers who can think for themselves , in order to get a force that can be  deployed against its citizens .

But that force being pushed out would conceivably be on our side.

I sure Hope So!

[Fixit]

It is worth noting that private companies with military contracts are facing the same coercion, since by contract they have been just short of conscripted by the military complex!

[Dee]

I would agree with that to a point, but historically, military contracts have paid as much, or more than double the actual manufacturing costs, so these poor unfortunate contractors had to have known they were dealing with the devil, and in many cases, are every bit as corrupt as the government their now complaining about.

[Mule 11]

Part of the problem with the military is the same for the whole government. They have to spend every dime they are given to at least get the same amount next time.