I'm a survivor. I'm not gonna give her.

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Lieutenant Colonel Teresa Long.

Good morning. It's an honor to be able to address you today.

I'm proud to state that my views do not reflect that of the United States Army, the DOD or any entity thereof.

As many of you know, I'm a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army, an aerospace and occupational medicine doctor, and a flight surgeon.

But most importantly, I'm a Christian and a mother.

I've opposed injecting our entire fighting force and the planet for that matter, with this gene therapy since the beginning.

Why? Because I prayed about it.

I sought wisdom and God as faithful to give wisdom to his people who seek it.

But what gives us courage to stand against threats, intimidation, coercion, and violence?

Well journal articles, more science and facts.

Give you the courage and strength to die on this hill?

No. In 2018, I found myself back in residency in aerospace and occupational medicine,

as part of my training, I was required to do a year of research during my master's in public health.

It was during this research that I used the defense medical epidemiology database, D-Med.

The D-Med essentially allows doctors to query trends across the DOD, going all the way back to 1990.

You can trend health frequently, healthcare professionals across the DOD have diagnosed active duty service members with a disease or illness.

I decided to use the D-Med to see if the rare things I was seeing in my own previously healthy population was occurring across the DOD.

What I found can only be described as catastrophic.

Finding the data was like finding Hunter Biden's laptop.

The implication for the compromise of national security and the depraved indifference for human life was apparent.

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