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8/24/24 - E3475 - COL. THOMAS REMPFER - AUTHOR OF: "UNYIELDING: MARATHONS AGAINST ILLEGAL MANDATES."
8/24/24 - E3475 - COL. THOMAS REMPFER - AUTHOR OF: "UNYIELDING: MARATHONS AGAINST ILLEGAL MANDATES."
8/24/24 - E3475 - COL. THOMAS REMPFER - AUTHOR OF: "UNYIELDING: MARATHONS AGAINST ILLEGAL MANDATES."
Saturday 24th August 2024
Explore Col. Rempfer's revelations on military vaccine mandates and their legality. Discover how past lessons can shape future policies.
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Episode Overview
- Colonel Rempfer discusses the history of vaccine mandates in the military.
- Explores parallels between anthrax and COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
- Highlights legal challenges and court rulings against illegal mandates.
- Emphasises the importance of informed consent for service members.
- Calls for future vigilance to prevent similar abuses.
"Our approach imagined an aircraft they were asking us to fly – non-validated by the government."
Colonel Tom 'Buzz' Rempfer joins the American Medicine Today team to share his experiences and insights from his book, "Unyielding: Marathons Against Illegal Mandates." With a backdrop of military service and aviation expertise, Rempfer sheds light on the controversial history of vaccine mandates affecting U.S. service members. His book recounts the anthrax vaccine saga and draws parallels to recent COVID-19 mandates, highlighting instances where governmental overreach compromised service members' rights.
The discussion explores how these mandates were deemed illegal by federal courts, emphasising the need for informed consent and legal protection for soldiers and civilians alike. Rempfer's narrative is rich with anecdotes from his military career, illustrating how he and his team challenged unlawful mandates and sought justice for affected troops. He reflects on the importance of transparency and accountability within military operations, urging a more honest approach in correcting past injustices.
As the conversation unfolds, you'll hear about the government's historical pattern of using unapproved medical products under emergency use authorisation, raising concerns about safety and efficacy. The episode isn't just about past grievances; it's a call to action for future vigilance. Rempfer expresses hope that lessons learned will prevent similar abuses in the future. He advocates for a system where soldiers' health rights are respected and safeguarded, ensuring that no one is treated like a guinea pig again.
For those interested in the intersection of medicine, politics, and military ethics, this episode offers a compelling look at how past mistakes can inform future policy. It's an invitation to consider how these issues impact not just service members but civilians too. Will the lessons from history lead to a more responsible approach in times of crisis? Tune in to find out.