VA nurse writes open letter outlining reasons for not complying with COVID-19 protocols set by the Veterans Administration, saying to do so would be terrorism.
QUICK FACTS:
- Registered nurse Jerry Bledsoe, who works for the Fayetteville VA Medical Center (VAMC), told The Gateway Pundit that he sent out the letter as his attempt to provide the best care for his brothers and sisters looking to the Veterans Administration.
- Bledsoe said that the COVID-19 protocols that are mandated to the hospital would require him to harm those in his care.
- The nurse stated that the coronavirus rules would prevent him from actually implementing his duty which is to offer assistance and relief to current and former military members and their families.
- Bledsoe said that his superiors have seemed to be more concerned about the violation of the chain of command than actual damage to his patients.
- The VA medical staffer cited side effects from vaccinations as one of the issues he has with the medical care, saying that the establishment has not shown concern or a willingness to hear his concerns about the damage.
- Bledsoe said that to comply with the VA’s guidelines would rise to the level of terrorism and coercion.
IN BLEDSOE’S WORDS:
- “I am not a social media person and I have no ulterior motives besides providing the best care for my brothers and sisters seeking care in the Veterans Administration. I am sure I will be terminated. No one I have spoken with disagrees with my letter but everyone is scared to lose their job pension and they feel that there is nothing that can be done.
- “So far my ‘admonishment’ has been for refusing a direct order, no concern whatsoever about the side effects I have seen from the vaccinations or my arguments to provide early treatment,” said Jerry Bledsoe.
- “The guidelines set forth, create an environment of fear or terror through faulty PCR testing, withholding of or limiting prophylactic or early treatment, the use of harmful medications for inpatient treatment, and vaccine mandates to compel or coerce the population into taking an experimental vaccination. This is a violation of the Nuremberg Code, and I believe it to be terrorism,” said Bledsoe.
- “The guidelines set forth, create an environment of fear or terror through faulty PCR testing, withholding of or limiting prophylactic or early treatment, the use of harmful medications for inpatient treatment, and vaccine mandates to compel or coerce the population into taking an experimental vaccination. This is a violation of the Nuremberg Code, and I believe it to be terrorism,” said Bledsoe.
BACKGROUND:
- In his letter, Bledsoe spoke extensively about the Nuremberg Code, enacted after the egregious human rights violations of Nazi Germany.
- Conservatives have extensively pointed to the Nuremberg trials and the ensuing human rights protections as proof that COVID-19 vaccine mandates are illegal.
