Faith & Liberty said in an email on Tuesday military members from all branches continue reaching out for help.
“Scores of people are seeking help from chaplains,” the email reads. “Many are sobbing because of the bullying and pressure to get these shots. These chaplains are being ordered NOT to help those seeking their guidance.”
According to the email, several Coast Guard chaplains provided internal documents and described unbelievable lies and abuse toward those who request a religious exemption from the COVID shots.
According to the email, there are three lies being told:
Lie #1: “As of today, the FDA has approved Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccination.”
This is false. BioNTech’s Comirnaty has been approved, but it is legally distinct from Pfizer, which is still under Emergency Use Authorization (EUA), which means people have the “option to accept or refuse.” BioNTech’s Comirnaty is not yet available in America, and it will not be for some time.
Lie #2: “Persons who have had COVID, but are unvaccinated, are over twice as likely to contract COVID again compared to those who have been vaccinated.”
False again. Those who have received the shots are 13 times MORE likely to get infected with the Delta variant and 27 times MORE likely to have symptoms than those who have natural immunity.
Lie #3: “Our current vaccines remain very effective against severe disease and hospitalization … ”
Wrong again. Rochelle Walensky, head of the CDC, admitted global data showed an “increased risk of severe disease among those vaccinated early.” Israel admitted the Pfizer shot was so ineffective after six months that a third booster shot is required.
The military has admitted that many members are suffering from myocarditis/pericarditis after receiving the shots.
An admiral said he was “extremely concerned about our unvaccinated workforce” and commanded every member to get the shots.
Chaplains are predicting an increase in suicide due to the pressure these military members are experiencing.
Chaplains are being told to follow this script:
- Ask whether the member attends services and whether they know individuals within the faith who have been vaccinated.
- Ask what makes this refusal to be vaccinated against COVID-19 such an important part of their religion or their religious beliefs. If the member starts to speak about safety, political or ethical concerns, as opposed to religious concerns, note that in the memo.
- Ask whether they want additional time to do research and talk with someone in medical before proceeding with their request. If they do not want more time despite their lack of information about the vaccine, note that in the memo.
- “Ask whether their religion supports altruism and protection of others or making sacrifices to help others.”
- Discuss with the member religious texts of Judaism, Protestant Christianity, Catholics, Island, Evangelical Christianity, Hindu, Orthodox Christianity and Mormonism.
- For those objecting to the use of fetal cells, tell them fetal cells were only used in the testing phase of “Pfizer BioNTech.”
- Ask if they ever used Tylenol, Pepto Bismol, aspirin, ibuprofen, Benadryl or Claritin.
- For those quoting 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, ask how they justify a tattoo.
One chaplain with the rank of captain in the Navy said they are in a “very difficult situation.”
