Tuesday Evening, February 1, 2022
FOX NEWS FAIRLY COVERS MRFF:
MIKEY WEINSTEIN QUOTED LIBERALLY IN SUPPORT OF MILITARY’S VACCINE MANDATE
VS. SO-CALLED “RELIGIOUS” OBJECTIONS

Fox quotes the Coast Guard’s stellar draft guidance for chaplains, who are told to ask guardsmen seeking religious exemptions on the grounds that fetal tissue was used in the vaccine development if "they have ever taken Tylenol, Pepto Bismol, Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Benadryl, or Claritin, all of which were developed using fetal cells."

U.S. Navy servicemember administering COVID vaccine to the arm of another servicemember
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Mikey Weinstein reacts to Fox News article and sudden ‘religious objection' to military vaccines
Mikey Weinstein Responds to Midnight Voicemails. Play button in front. Audio waveforms behind.
FOX NEWS
COVERS MRFF

Navy should be held in contempt for violating court order on COVID vaccine exemptions: complaint

By: Sam Dorman

Tuesday, February 1, 2022
Fox News covers a lawsuit brought against President Biden by a group of Navy SEALS, represented by fundamentalist Christian legal organization First Liberty Institute, over the Navy’s denial of their religious exemption requests to the military’s COVID vaccine mandate, quoting MRFF Founder and President Mikey Weinstein:

"Members of the military are required to get numerous other vaccines and the COVID vaccine should be absolutely no different,"

"MRFF has been contacted by over 700 American service members claiming a 'religious objection' to the COVID vaccine and requesting MRFF’s intervention and representation," he said. "We DO consider every request on a case-by-case basis. We have yet to find one that is even remotely meritorious."

"The very first thing we ask them is if they objected to the other often numerous vaccines they were required by their chains of command to get. If their answer is ‘no', we’re not buying that their sudden ‘religious objection' to this COVID vaccine has anything to do with a 'sincerely held religious belief' and will most assuredly NOT take them on as a client. Unless the 35 Navy SEALS involved in this lawsuit can show a track record of seeking 'religious exemptions' for ALL of the other many vaccines they were required to have, their requests for a religious accommodation for this one are ridiculously specious and should be flatly denied."
MILITARY TIMES
OP-ED BY

Col. Lawrence Wilkerson (ret.)
MRFF Advisory Board Member
and Maj. Gen Dennis Laich (ret.)

Col. Lawrence Wilkerson (ret.) served 31 years in the Army.
Maj. Gen. Dennis Laich (ret.) served 35 years in the Army Reserve.

Insurrection has led to dereliction of duty

Friday, January 7, 2022
Retired Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, a MRFF Advisory Board Member, visiting Professor of Government and Public Policy at the College of William and Mary, and former Chief of Staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell and co-author Dennis Laich explore the “issue of mass insubordination and dereliction of duty related to COVID-19 vaccination” going on in the military right now, with tens of thousands of service members refusing to get vaccinated, suggesting the possible reasons of “politicization of the vaccine and the fact that service members come disproportionately from parts of our nation and socio-religious orientations where resistance to vaccinations is greatest.”
Related Background on Military Vaccination
MRFF's Inbox

"Re: Another voicemail, same guy after midnight"

From: (name withheld)
Subject: Re: Another voicemail, same guy after midnight
Date: January 26, 2022 at 9:52:02 AM MST
To: Michael L Weinstein <mikeyw4444@icloud.com>

Mikey, Hope you are holding together ok. I listened to BOTH voicemails. Holy fuck.  Did you turn over to the FBI for threats and hate speech? Stay strong brother and thank you as always for standing up for the religious and Non-religious minorities in this country. Much love, mad respect and admiration. Stay the course. You are a hero.

Sincerely

(name withheld)

"Re: A big difference, unless you lie"

“Members of the military are required to get numerous other vaccines and the COVID vaccine should be absolutely no different,”

EXCEPT….there is ZERO long term safety data available for either mRNA or adenovirus vaccines. LAV vaccines have decades of safety data available.

Why should anyone be forced to play Russian roulette? Avoid a 0.4% chance of severe illness or possibly get lymphoma in the next 3 years?

Case studies already show that mRNA shots bring lymphoma out of remission…its not too far of a next step for them to be causing lymphoma.

My family, with 40 years of work experience working for Pfizer, aren’t willing to risk it…..why should people who are willing to risk their lives for our freedoms be forced to?

(name withheld)

To read responses from
MRFF Founder and President Mikey Weinstein,
and MRFF Advisory Board Member Mike Farrell:

"Religious Accommodation"

I recently read in an article online that you approve that military members that are seeking RA should not only be denied but dishonorable discharged.

Your 501 should not hold the name Military Religious Freedom Foundation. You are a fraud. You are doing the exact opposite of supporting religious freedom.

There is a huge difference in getting a Covid vaccine every 30 days because it’s efficacy is crap oppose to a flu shot once a year. You have lost your mind comparing the two. The flu shot has been around 75 years. Covid vaccines, just over a year and have such a low efficacy that you can get Covid while fully vaccinated and spread Covid while fully vaccinated, therefore there should NOT be a mandate.

Who are you to say whether our discernment is good enough for you to support?

You are not a man of God.

I will make sure to tell/show everyone I know what kind of organization this really is.

(name withheld)
Service Member of 17 years


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