The detainees detained by the U.S. government in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, have been cleared by the Pentagon to receive COVID-19 vaccines as early as next week, should they choose, which put alleged terrorists far ahead of the vast majority of Americans for Vaccination.
What are the details?
The New York Times reported on Friday that a prosecutor in the case against five inmates accused of conspiring in the September 11, 2001 attacks “wrote to defense attorneys” that a Pentagon official had just passed a memorandum signed approving the delivery. of the Covid-19 vaccine to the prisoner at Guantanamo. ‘
Prosecutor Clayton Trivett, Jr., also noted that the detainees were able to receive their first dose of the vaccine “on a voluntary basis” as early as Monday.
The Times reports that residents of the U.S. Navy base began receiving the shots on January 8, “but the Trump administration did not want to say whether prisoners would be vaccinated.”
Now, under Biden’s rule, the Pentagon has given everything for the vaccination of accused terrorists such as the alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (pictured above) protection against COVID-19 as the majority of the American public – including its vulnerable elderly population – was told to wait months.
A Department of Defense spokesman confirmed the news to the New York Post, saying the coronavirus vaccines “will be offered to all inmates and inmates.”
The outlet noted:
Forty detainees remain in the U.S. military prison in Cuba, including the man accused of planning the worst attack on U.S. soil, which claimed 2,977 innocent lives on September 11, 2001 and has since been linked to thousands of other deaths.
The Daily Mail reports that the Gitmo prioritization is taking place as the U.S. experiences shortages of vaccines manufactured by Pfizer and Moderna, pointing out that only 26 million Americans have received a coronavirus scan.
The store also pointed to several social media users who expressed disgust at the Biden government’s disgust, including one person who wrote: ‘Here’s a trivial question. Who first gets the vaccine for a 74-year-old diabetic living in NE Philly or the man carrying out the 911 attacks sitting in the Guantanamo Bay prison? ‘
While some people are reluctant to take the vaccines, others scramble to jump in front of the rope. A Mexican television host flew to Florida and could somehow get the chance ahead of the elderly Floridians who stood in long lines, and Hollywood elite apparently do everything in their power to cross the line themselves hit.
Accused American killers, however, apparently got preference over accused Gitmo killers: OJ Simpson could get his shot on Friday.