"Trey Fleming" (a pseudonym) is currently employed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. The whistleblower is calling on veterans to act and hold the VA accountable, encouraging them to make claims about physical and mental injuries attributed to the processes used by the Department of Veterans Affairs to administer the COVID-19 "vaccine." [Editor's note: Emphasizing that his views do not reflect those of the VA, he spoke to AFN on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.]
According to Fleming, veterans who received the jab at a Department of Veterans Affairs facility and were physically injured or suffer mental health symptoms as a result of lack of informed consent or coercion are eligible to file a claim under 38 U.S.C. 1151.
The whistleblower and combat veteran tells AFN it is his desire to "bring to light" how veterans can hold the VA accountable for vaccine injuries and informed consent issues by filing claims under 38 U.S.C. 1151, focusing on COVID-19 vaccine injuries and mental health conditions resulting from VA care. A veteran's claim, he explains, could include physical vaccine injuries and those related to vaccine coercion and denial of informed consent, which may have led to symptoms like anxiety and depression.
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