Suspicious: National Guard "Accidentally" Gives Service Members The Wrong Shot

By Vickie Ferguson | Tuesday, 11 October 2022 04:30 PM
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Suspicious: National Guard "Accidentally" Gives Service Members The Wrong Shot

Was it an accident or intentional when COVID-19 was administered to a U.

S. National Guard service member instead of an influenza shot? Accident or not, it was recently announced by Florida’s Surgeon General that the injection caused an increase of 84 percent in cardiac-related deaths among men ages 18 to 39. In a report by the Gateway Pundit, the Surgeon General recommended males in this age group not get the mRNA vaccine.

According to The Epoch Times, during a mobile vaccination clinic set up for the Maine National Guard, at least one service member received a COVID-19 injection instead of the influenza vaccine. The person receiving the injection had refused the mRNA vaccine due to his religious beliefs.

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As reported by the Gateway Pundit, Major Carl Lamb responded via email to The Epoch Times about the injection of two additional service members, stating they “were accidentally given a COVID vaccine.” At the time of the incident, the clinic provided injections for COVID-19 and influenza.

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The service member involved in the wrongful injection is Mathew Bouchard. He explained the situaton to The Epoch Times, which reported, “Bouchard said he was ordered to receive an annual flu vaccine and went to the clinic to get that vaccine. He verified his name, date of birth, and part of his social security number and told officials at the clinic he was there for the flu vaccine. But he was injected with a dose of a messenger RNA COVID-19 vaccine, officials told him.”

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Bouchard also explained, “I think, in my mind, at that point, it was like, I completely didn’t know if I trusted any people in the military.”

According to The Gateway Pundit, Bouchard was at the end of his contract with the National Guard and chose not to renew it. He is no longer a service member of the Maine National Guard. His feelings after the incident were a lack of trust and that he was duped.

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