Whistle Blower Goes Public: Revealing Startling health and Safety Issues in the U.S. Military

The military forced everyone to get the Fauci Ouchie. The results are bad.

A Navy Medical Service Corps officer, Lt. Ted Macie, has made public alarming data concerning a sharp increase in incidents of myocarditis, accidents, assaults, self-harm, and suicide attempts in the US military during 2021.

Lt. Macie obtained the data from the Defense Medical Epidemiology Database (DMED), a record of all diagnoses made by military or civilian health providers for active service members.

Some of the startling statistics include a 130.5% rise in diagnoses of myocarditis (potentially lethal heart inflammation), a 147% rise in intentional self-harm incidents, and an 828% rise in injuries resulting from assaults.

These revelations follow the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination imposed by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in 2021, since myocarditis is a recognized potential after-effect of all four US-authorized COVID-19 vaccines. Despite this, the Pentagon has suggested that these increases in health incidents are more likely due to COVID-19 infection.

However, Lt. Macie counters that many service members have approached him with stories of adverse reactions they believe to be associated with the vaccination - stories he described as "anecdotal, but compelling personal injuries."

Furthermore, Lt. Macie has uncovered an additional array of health incidents that have funneled up in 2021. These include a 773% increase in exposure to forces of nature, a 7,400% increase in water transport accidents, and increases of 526% and 471% in land transport vehicle incidents and slipping, tripping, stumble and falls respectively.

While Lt. Macie acknowledges that the high-rank officials may question the data's integrity, given earlier claims by the Pentagon of corrected data corruption issues, he hopes this new evidence will be an impetus for Congress to hold the Pentagon accountable for ensuring the safety and well-being of its service members.