There is a massive outbreak just 2 months after the Pentagon relaxed their policy of mandatory flu vaccinations. Let’s take a look at what the actual difference between mandatory and relaxed policy means.
First off, Flu shots are generally available between August and November and are not CDC suggested for the months of April, May or June1. This means that the shots available to inject are left over from the last years supply2. Last years flu shots had an abysmal 30% efficacy when the flu they were based on was going around3. The flu taking over Lackland is most likely not the flu chosen for the shot last year which means that the efficacy would be even lower, but let’s go ahead and be generous and say that it was. So, given that and that 40% of the recruits were jabbed, what is the difference between 40% and 100% jabbed rate in actual effect.
Given that the numbers are now at around 300 ill recruits, at a time when the flu does not have outbreaks, do you really think having 24-30 less ill cadets really makes a difference? Of course not. this has nothing to do with the relaxation of the policy… well, in regards to actual probability of infection and contagion, but it might have a great deal to do with the policy in regards to the lack of profits and the lack of control that some people do not want to relinquish.
In order to explain that, we may have to have a quick history lesson.
Contagion Trials- A history of failure
Starting with the 1918 flu, the medical establishment has failed, utterly, to make anyone sick with the flu, no matter how hard they have tried. From-
The Boston and San Francisco Contagion Trials
to the latest Covid Contagion Trials
a more detailed look at these failures can be found here-
And some overall failure of contagion studies
and what are we left with?
An extreme off season outbreak of flulike symptoms hitting a very select target at a politically opportune moment!
That sounds about right. Well, what could cause these symptoms?
Let’s ask Grok-
Non-pathogenic (non-infectious) causes of flu-like symptoms (such as fever/chills, fatigue, body aches, headache, malaise) include several categories beyond viruses, bacteria, or other germs.
Medications, Treatments, and Vaccines
Cancer treatments: Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation therapy commonly cause flu-like symptoms as side effects.
Vaccines: Many vaccines (e.g., flu shot, COVID-19) can trigger temporary flu-like symptoms.
Other drugs: Interferons, certain antimicrobials (via Jarisch-Herxheimer reaction when killing bacteria), Botox injections (in some cases), and others.
Drug withdrawal or discontinuation: Abruptly stopping antidepressants (discontinuation syndrome), caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines can cause aches, fatigue, headache, nausea, and chills.
Autoimmune and Chronic Conditions
Autoimmune diseases: Lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and others often involve systemic inflammation leading to low-grade fever, fatigue, muscle/joint pain, and malaise.
Chronic illnesses: Fibromyalgia, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS), anemia, thyroid disorders (e.g., hypothyroidism), and long COVID can produce persistent or fluctuating flu-like symptoms, sometimes with post-exertional malaise.
Lifestyle and Environmental Factors
Stress and anxiety: These trigger muscle tension, fatigue, headaches, nausea, chills/sweating, and a general feeling of illness. Chronic stress can also weaken immune defenses.
Dehydration: Can cause fatigue, headaches, body aches, dizziness, and malaise.
Sleep deprivation or overexertion: Often leads to profound fatigue and achiness.
Cold exposure or temperature changes: Can mimic chills, stiffness, and fatigue without infection.
Other Non-Infectious Causes
Carbon monoxide poisoning: Early symptoms often feel exactly like the flu (headache, fatigue, nausea) but can rapidly worsen; this is a medical emergency.
Allergies (e.g., hay fever): Can overlap with respiratory symptoms and fatigue.
Post-surgical or procedural reactions: Including organ transplant rejection.
I think we can rule out a few of those, but poisoning definitely fits the bill.
How about EMF radiation?
Funny thing is, from 1980 to 1983, a man named Eldon Byrd 4ran the Marine Corps Nonlethal Electromagnetic Weapons project5. He conducted most of his research at the Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute in Bethesda, MD. "We were looking at electrical activity in the brain and how to influence it." Byrd, a specialist in medical engineering and bioeffects, funded small research projects, including a paper on vortex weapons by Obolensky6.
By using very low frequency electromagnetic radiation-the waves way below radio frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum-he found he could induce the brain to release behavior-regulating chemicals. "We could put animals into a stupor," he says, by hitting them with these frequencies. "we got chick brains-in vitro-to dump 80 percent of the natural opiods in their brains," Byrd says. He even ran a small project that used magnetic fields to cause certain brain cells in rats to release histamine. In humans, this would cause instant flulike symptoms and produce nausea. "These fields were extremely weak. They were undetectable," says Byrd. "The effects were nonlethal and reversible. You could disable a person temporarily," Byrd hypothesizes. "It would have been like a stun gun."
But we don’t have weapons like that, do we? Seems that we do.
In Conclusion
So, what the fuck is going on in Lackland? I have no idea, but someone should be looking into it. Someone with a authority.
U s government has a long history of experimenting on its own troops without their knowledge. Take, for instance, the Edgewood/Aberdeen Experiments (1955–1975) where approximately 7,000 soldiers unknowingly participated in classified studies at Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland, conducted by the U.S. Army Chemical Corps.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Test subjects were exposed to more than 250 different chemicals, including nerve agents like sarin, mustard agents, incapacitating agents such as BZ, and psychoactive drugs including LSD, PCP, and cannabinoids.
Or how about Project Shipboard Hazard and Defense (SHAD, 1963–early 1970s)
As part of "Project 112," the Department of Defense sprayed hundreds of Navy sailors with nerve agents such as sarin and VX to test decontamination procedures and safety measures.
The Pentagon did not reveal the details publicly until 2002. And most of us know about the.M K ultra mind control experiments on troops , where they were given large doses of LSD without their knowledge.
And here's the real kicker: The U.S. military conducted over 200 secret biological weapons tests nationwide between the 1940s and 1960s.
While many of these targeted civilian populations (like Operation Seaspray in San Francisco in 1950), military personnel were also exposed.
Read that again. 200 secret biological weapons tests. Military personnel are the government's favorite guinea pigs.