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Q&A: Were Unvaccinated U.S. Nurses and Troops Purged Too?

Day 1 · 3:26:17 · Chris Lewis · Ron Johnson

  • 🩺 Identical firings created nursing shortages; some professors mocked students who lost years of training.
  • 🪖 About 8,500 U.S. service members were discharged; DMED excess diagnoses were dismissed as a “glitch” then data vanished.
  • 🗑️ Johnson stresses evidence destruction and respect for those who refused and paid career prices.

Workforce purges in hospitals and the military mirrored Canada’s.

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Transcript

Chris Lewis · 3:26:17

I can just ask a question very quickly, um, just to build off what you were saying there, Senator. Um, I'm just going to go back to the doctors and the nurses for a moment because you, you brought something to my attention that I had forgotten. Shame on me. Um, I don't believe that sentiment is the same in Canada. I, I personally don't believe that we don't trust our healthcare system. Could it be a heck of a lot better with the service side of things? Believe, uh, truthfully believe that we trust our doctors and our nurses. But that leads me to my question for you, because I know during COVID— I know it because I met with a lot of amazing nurses nurses that refused to get the shot that had an ultimatum: you get the shot or you lose your job. Now ironically, 2 years later they said, would you please come back? You don't need to get the shot, please, please, please come back because we are screaming for nurses. They were screaming for nurses during COVID as well.

Chris Lewis · 3:27:17

Um, but so many of those amazing individuals that literally gave their whole life to serving everyone else were thrown out with the trash, thrown out with the baby water, and thrown to the wolves, which was disgusting. And it wasn't just nurses, it was surgeons as well, uh, right in my own backyard. My question is, did the same thing happen in the United States in that, or was it state to state?

Ron Johnson · 3:27:40

Oh no, no, the exact same thing happened. Just, you know, yeah, there was a huge nursing shortage, you know, part— partly because they literally terminated nurses who wouldn't get the shot. There was one testimony I saw, this is quite a few years ago, so this is, uh, paraphrase, but there were— this is a nurse reporting nursing professors, and they're sitting around because they required all their nursing students to get vaccinated, and some of them didn't, and they were literally laughing. The fact, you know, those. Yeah, throw 3 years of nursing school out the window. They're, they're laughing at them. They're finding pleasure in the fact that those young women or young men who wanted to be nurses and, and again, be the primary caregivers, they're, they're the same thing in military.

Ron Johnson · 3:28:41

I think 8,500 members of the US military were discharged. Some of them are coming back, uh, by the way. There, that's, that continues to be a huge cover-up in, in the US military. Um, we, we had testimony of the DMED system showing dramatic increases in, in the, all these diagnoses. And when we wrote to, to the Defense Department, they go, oh, we had a glitch in our data. We said, preserve that data. They didn't. Took the system down, brought it back up. Oh, nothing to see here. And anymore. Um, and we've had Dr. Theresa Long testify, you know, she's now on the case trying to get the information. But again, I, I have to emphasize, so much, so much of the evidence has already been destroyed, was never created because they're, you know, smart enough not to put incriminating things in writing. So it's— but, but what's actually pretty amazing is how much we have uncovered. I think how much is probably left to be uncovered. Now, if we get these choices. Um, it's kind of hard to be operating every day of the, you know, looking over your shoulder and making sure you don't put this thing in writing, right?

Ron Johnson · 3:29:46

We're not all angels. So, but no, that is tragically the exact same thing happened. I just, I just have nothing but respect for those doctors and nurses who just refused it, and they paid an enormous price. It was not fair.

Speaker I · 3:30:07

Yep.