West Point Forcing Unvaxxed Cadets into Solitary Confinement

San Francisco CA

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It is no secret that millions of Americans have either been outright forced to take a COVID-19 vaccination or deal with everything short of an official mandate. Cadets at the United States Military Academy, West Point have been subjected to the extreme end of the former, with draconian rules being applied to a minority of cadets who have continued to refuse the vaccine. Those who have elected not to take the vaccine endure forced masking all around West Point, specifically differentiating them from students who took the shot. Disgruntled parents of several cadets are in the process of organizing legal counsel for their children, with CDMedia reporting that they are “banding together to fight this perceived criminal behavior by those in power over their children.” Per National File, a whistleblower gave a detailed account of the restrictions unvaccinated cadets must face. Cadets returning for summer programs will be forced into a 7 day quarantine with 23 out of 24 hours of each day involving strict solitary confinement, with only an hour granted to walk or run outside. It does not at all matter if the cadets are perfectly healthy, nor if they show a negative COVID-19 test; they are subjected to the requirement regardless. Initially, 700 cadets reportedly refused the vaccine. That number has now fallen significantly to around 50 after allegations of pressure by “senior officials” at the premier military school caused many cadets to either leave altogether or cave to their demands. West Point is allegedly planning on sticking all the cadets who will not take the COVID-19 vaccine into one platoon based on how many there are. This whistleblower expressed that this may be a good thing for them, as they would avoid the bullying of fellow servicemen who have shamed them for not taking the shot. “They’re being treated like criminals,” the whistleblower added. “They’re trying to protect other people’s rights and their rights are being compromised.” Just last year, two cadets of the Colorado Springs Air Force Academy committed suicide in succession, with students claiming that the deaths may have been attributed to strict social distancing policies in the academy. One can only pray that continued draconian policies in West Point and other parts military will not potentially spur more tragedy. In a similarly damning move, Google has clearly engaged in an intentional cover-up of the story so it does not meet the public eye. Big League Politics conducted an investigation searching platforms to compare the story’s exposure across the web. The search phrase “west point military cadets one week quarantine” was entered into both Google and a smaller search engine called DuckDuckGo. Similar phrases with changed wording such as “military cadets one week quarantine” were also used, producing similar results. Unlike Google and other large search engines, DuckDuckGo vows to never store the personal information of any user. Images of the findings and relevant captions can be found below, with DuckDuckGo showing recently relevant articles on the top of the first page. Google, on the other hand, has nothing regarding West Point Academy’s recent policy until one clicks to the fourth page of the search engine, only to find a single article on the topic mid-page. Interestingly, Google props West Point Academy’s COVID-19 related website posts to the top results, whereas DuckDuckGo does not. Same search, two different stories. Fittingly, Youtube is also throttling any content regarding the treatment of students at West Point. When searching on the video upload website BitChute, results involving reports on the topic are readily available. In stark contrast, upon thoroughly searching Youtube, it appears the video is being censored there as well, with no results appearing even after utilizing Youtube’s advanced search filters. The phrase “west point academy quarantine” was entered and filtered for “Upload date.” When examining the evidence, it is difficult to not conclude that Google has been engaging in yet another intentional censorship of news that doesn’t fit the narrative. This time, however, it is to suppress news of the draconian solitary confinement that our nation’s heroes-in-training, healthy West Point cadets, are being subjected to. We’ve read this book before. Some politicians have entertained the idea of breaking up big tech, with Republican Senator Josh Hawley (MO) recently unveiling a ‘Trust-Busting’ initiative. Whether big tech companies like Google and others will be held accountable remains to be seen.