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Military Vaccine Recruiting · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mamas. Dear mamas, did you see that
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  the military is now begging the people they kicked out over COVID vaccines to come
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  on back. Well, let's ask our American mamas. Alma, she said,
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  and joining us now are American mamas Terry Edville and Kimberly Burlason. That's
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  really what's going on. The military kicked out thousands and thousands and thousands of
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  people who refused to get the COVID vaccines. Some of them they gave dishonorable
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  discharges to because these people did not want to take an experimental vaccine that was
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  having adverse health effects on people under the age of forty five, especially people
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  who were in good shape under the age of forty five. And now the
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  military is like, I want you beg yeah, hi, we called it.
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  We said this was going to happen. We knew everybody knew this was
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  going to happen, and here we are and now, and on top of
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  that COVID craziness, all of a sudden, they started having these commercials and
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  you'd have these military men and women that were talking about their victimhood and all
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  of the health issues, the mental health issues they had like I had,
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  you know, I'm depressed, I'm this, and yet I found the military.
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  Then you have the transgender recruits that would come on there on social media
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  and they'd say they'd come in their boots and all of their stuff and their
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  gear and then they'd wave, you know, I don't know, wave something,
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  and all of a sudden, boom, there are these transgender boom boom,
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  Belinda, And I'm like, this is how what are we doing?
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  And I felt like the other countries were probably laughing their heads off one and
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  now here we are. But it's like those ads didn't work. The I'm
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  a victim, I'm a victim, victim, I'm a victim, I'm in
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  the military, or I'm transgender and in the military. Obviously those ads weren't
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  pulling people in by the truckloads. And not only that, but can you
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  imagine this going over with any other country on this planet would not happen.
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  This is because of this administration, this leader, this crazy time in our
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  American life. I think in about ten twenty thirty years, that generation is
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  going to look back at this and go, what what happened to you?
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  Just like the Holocaust? How we look back. But what's interesting now is
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  now you watch ads on TV and what are they doing? Come back strong,
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  strong men. You know, they show the men, you know,
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  the old commercials that we used to see armies, going back to the slogan
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  to be all you can be exactly exactly because now they need men. The
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  enlistment is down drastically. But it's just interesting to me. It's what's his
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  name, Patrick Bette, David? Oh yeah, I love that, David.
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  Like in times of war, people want the mentality of dominance, but
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  in times of peace, people persecute those same people. That's what we're seeing.
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  So right now we are on the verge of hopefully not but another world
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  war, and we have nobody that can fight, and now we need men.
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  Now we need strong men, y'all? Is I just this weekend I
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  watched four movies that it would shock people, but I did every night.
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  I chose one first. It was because summers fiance said we got to watch
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  Gladiator. Never saw that. The next night watched Brave Hearts. The next
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  night I watched The Patriot. The next night I watched Legends of the ball
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  If people can't see this, but I mean Kimberly's mouth has dropped, like,
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  and I will tell you this is a Hallmark girl. Yeah, totally.
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  I think I've just seen them all three and four times that I was
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  just but once you start one, you're like, these movies did something on
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  the inside of me. I cannot even tell you, Kimberly, especially when
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  I watched Brave Hearts and you see that what one man can do when he
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  rallies the troops of these misfits, of these people who are poor, they
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  don't have a lot, but they are fighting for liberty. They are fighting
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  for freedom. And then you're and then the same thing with Patriots, The
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  Patriot. You know, Mel Gibson was in both of those. I felt
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  after that, I thought, I want everybody this should be required viewing in
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  American history class, just even if it's for another country. The Patriots a
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  very good movie. Oh yeah, the American Revolutionary I was Kevin watched that
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  one with me, and I was like, I feel so pumped up because
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  when you see somebody that is saying all the things that you want to hear
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  now, like we are fighting for our freedom. We need real men to
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  get out there and sign up, and they want to you know, and
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  those you know people as oh, tear, you're such a sexist. No
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  women too. But when you think about the front line and you think about
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  the people who were going to be I mean, in those days, they
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  would do the hand to hand combat, so the front two lines would just
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  go down. You think about men, and there's been all this talk about
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  toxic masculine. Get out of here with that exactly, get out. We
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  want manly men. We want men to do what they were destined to do,
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  and that is to protect their families, to protect our country. And
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  I am I'm so glad to hear this. Until Kimberly told me this,
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  I didn't know that the commercials had changed. Like she said, I'm a
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  Hallmark all the time. I didn't. I haven't seen any of you,
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  you know. I think part of the problem though, too, because you
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  will have everyday people will stand up and they will fight for this country tooth
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  and nail. The problem is what are they fighting for. Now that we're
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  all awake and now that we see that the blatant corruption that's taken place,
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  no one wants to fight for those people because they're getting us into stupid things,
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  stupid situations and it's like, no, I'm not going to die because
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  it's something oil or whatever else. I'm not doing it. So I think
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  that's part of the problem as well. So interesting it really can be.
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  I mean, look, there was a resurgence in the military in the United
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  States in the nineteen eighties, because there's a resurgence of patriotism in America in
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  the nineteen eighties. They really do go hand in hand. Yeah, absolutely,
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  And then of course after nine eleven, nine to eleven, and it's
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  hard to say, you know what, I think I'll go risk my life
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  for somebody who just gave an order and it's after his naptime exactly. If
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  you like to ask our American Mama is a question, go to our website
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  Tearing out Ville, Kimberly, Brothersten, thank you so much. Thank you,