Some U.S. service members report undergoing mental health evaluations after they declined the coronavirus vaccine. Their experiences are highlighted in the documentary “Duty to Disobey,” which focuses on the treatment of military personnel under President Joe Biden’s administration.
One striking claim in the film is that “neurological disorders increased 11 times after vaccination.”
This documentary is produced by an organization aimed at safeguarding children’s health, which was established in 2007 and was chaired by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from 2015 to 2023.
Cattle Call
The film presents accounts of military members receiving substantial doses of vaccines while on duty. One soldier even said he felt “lined up like cattle,” receiving vaccinations without his consent.
The first part of the documentary delves into the film’s central theme: the responsibilities of military personnel to legally disobey orders. Notable examples, such as the Abu Ghraib scandal and the My Lai Massacre, are invoked to illustrate the consequences faced by those who failed to resist illegal commands.
“You can’t argue in court that you were simply following orders if you were aware that the command was illegal,” remarked retired U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant Nick Kupper.
There have also been portrayals in films related to issues like Gulf War Syndrome, which has been linked to the anthrax vaccine, showcasing instances where service members may have benefited from refusing vaccinations. However, veterans’ organizations assert that further studies show no correlation between the anthrax vaccine and Gulf War-related illnesses.
The documentary includes insights from military figures such as U.S. Army Lt. Col. Teresa M. Long, a doctor with extensive epidemiological experience, who discussed vaccine side effects. She cited potential risks like heart attacks, strokes, and even multiple sclerosis occurring in younger soldiers post-vaccination.
Retired lieutenant colonel and U.S. Army Green Beret Pete “Doc” Chambers shared that Long notified him of internal statistics on vaccine-related issues, leaving him stunned by the findings. He highlighted a significant “1,100% increase in neurological damage” linked to vaccinations, which refers to abnormal functions in specific body areas resulting from brain injury.
Chambers further claimed that following their revelations, internal data seemed to be altered upon reconnecting to the network.
Insider Threat
Some participants in the documentary indicated that they faced mental health evaluations for associating mRNA vaccines with their health concerns. One retired major and chaplain recalled being told that if he suspected his heart issues stemmed from the vaccine, it suggested a problem with him, prompting him to undergo psychiatric scrutiny.
An internal memo labeled a separated staffer as an “insider threat,” suggesting he might have been influenced by anti-government groups due to his vaccination refusal.
“Duty to Disobey” is a revealing documentary that presents surprising information, even for viewers familiar with its premise. It runs for over an hour and considers possible support avenues for former service members, such as job training and educational opportunities. Yet, the primary focus remains on the extraordinary challenges military personnel have faced during the pandemic.
