The following article, U.S. Marines Approve Only 2 Out of 3,212 Religious Exemption Applications for the COVID Vaccine, was first published on Big League Politics. The U.S. Marines have only accepted two applications for a religious exemption to the COVID-19 vaccine out of 3,212 applications that have been filed and processed. “Due to privacy considerations, we are unable to discuss the specifics of any individual requests,” Capt. Andrew Wood stated in an email on Thursday. 45 Marines were discharged last week over their refusal to submit to the experimental vaccines that have been wholly ineffective in keeping COVID case totals down. Currently there have been 334 discharges overall over refusal to submit to the jab. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger continues to regurgitate familiar Big Pharma talking points demonizing those who wish to refuse. “You have to ask each individual Marines their reason why,” Berger said while appearing at the Aspen Security Forum. “But I think we’re challenged by disinformation … that still swirls around about where the genesis, how did this vaccine get approved, is it safe is it ethical ― all that swirls around on the internet and they see all that they read all that,” he added. Big League Politics has reported on the total collapse of confidence among the American public with the Armed Forces: “A new poll shows that more Americans have lost confidence in the military than ever before, as the Armed Forces go woke and lose wars in total disgrace. The Ronald Reagan Institute released their national defense survey last week indicating that only 45 percent of Americans have a “great deal” of trust in their military institutions. Public confidence has fallen 25 points – down from 70 percent only three years ago. It has sunk 11 points since Biden seized power

TAIPEI, Taiwan — China flew 39 warplanes toward Taiwan in its largest such sortie of the new year, continuing a pattern that the island has answered by scrambling its own jets in response. The formation Sunday night included 24 J-16 fighter jets and 10 J-10 jets, among other support aircraft …

The U.S. State Department ordered family members of U.S. government employees at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv to leave the Ukrainian capital and authorized the voluntary departure of non-essential civil servants on Sunday night. “Authorized departure gives these employees the option to depart if they wish; their departure is not required,” the embassy said. “Ordered departure for family members requires that family members leave the country. “The U.S. Embassy’s departure status will be reviewed in no later than 30 days,” it added. According to the embassy’s latest update on social media, the State Department’s decision is a special warning “due to continued Russian efforts to destabilize the country and undermine the security of Ukrainian citizens and others visiting or residing in Ukraine.” It said that the U.S. Embassy Kyiv “remains open” and that consular services according to COVID-19 restrictions will continue without change or impact a “commitment to finding a diplomatic solution to Russia’s …