All US soldiers who were discharged from 2021 to 2023 during the "pandemic" due to their Covid-19
vaccination status, or who decided to leave the army, have received a letter from the government.
In it, they are described as "warriors of conscience" and asked to return to the army.
In addition, a decree was issued stipulating that all those who re-enlist should receive
their former rank and full back pay with benefits.
However, the generous offer has so far generated little interest in returning:
By March 2025, only around 650 of around 8,700 former soldiers had considered returning to service.
The pathetic term "warrior of conscience" is also likely to prove ineffective with all those addressees who have
already withdrawn inwardly and outwardly from military life.
At least they have had plenty of time to think about how useful it is to serve as cannon
fodder for new US wars, e.g. in the Middle East.
Could it be that many "warriors of conscience" have now become convinced "conscientious objectors"?
As various "advertising campaigns" for military service are currently taking place in Europe, it is to be hoped
that the political and media efforts to generate new "cannon fodder" will also fail in this country.