A whistleblower expressed his concern about the reliability of the information that the leadership is using to make strategic judgments. The whistleblower claimed that the sudden increase in diseases in the military due to vaccines is being explained as data glitch.
A medical Army officer who observed a rapid surge in sickness, corresponding with reports of adverse effects with COVID-19 vaccines—which the Army disregarded as a data glitch—said he risked involuntary separation after being convicted but not punished for violating COVID-19 policy.
First Lieutenant Mark Bashaw, an Army preventive medicine officer, began to detect certain "alarming signals" in the defense epidemiology database in January 2022.
According to Bashaw, the Defense Medical Epidemiology Database (DMED), which monitors ailment and injuries of 1.3 million active component service personnel, there was a substantial uptick in reports of cancers, myocarditis, and pericarditis during the pandemic, in addit...