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Air Force forced Pfizer Shots AND National Guard internment job-listings
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I'm currently working on getting a religious exemption as an active duty airman. I'm hoping I can make the cut. The gist of it is that you at the bare minimum must be able to demonstrate in a one on one interview with a chaplain of your sincerity. DAFI 52-201 states that 2.2.1. The first question to answer is whether the request is based on the expression of sincerely
held beliefs (e.g., conscience, moral principles, or religious beliefs). If it is based on a sincerely
held belief, the relevant expression can include any religious practice, whether compelled by, or
central to, an organized system of religious belief.
Quoting: DAFI 52-201My argument I haven't decided on and I'm unsure if I want to go straight to end times revelations arguments of the mark of the beast right out of the gate. I'm certainly sincere in my belief that it is but is that a good idea? The other obstacle I'm going to run into is this section 2.3. The Department of the Air Force will approve a member’s request for religious
accommodation unless the request would have a real (not theoretical) adverse impact on military
readiness, unit cohesion, good order, discipline, health or safety.
Quoting: DAFI 52-201This particular section could be a real doozy because they could ,using the media and mainstream bias against the fact this is a fucking fraud, make a case that by allowing my exemption it would hurt unit readiness and health. Our squadron is big on readiness in particular.
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