Commander of 1st Lieutenant Mark Bashaw, Facing Court Martial for COVID Mandates, Sent Bashaw a Packing List Before His Trial

This is Biden’s military.  The commander of 1st Lieutenant Mark Bashaw, who is facing court-martial for standing up against COVID mandates, sent Bashaw a packing list before his trial.  

We reported on 1st Lieutenant Mark Bashaw’s case last week.  One of the creepy Vindman twins is the staff judge advocate in the case.  These twins were connected to the unconstitutional and treasonous coup against President Trump.  Now one of these goons is overseeing the case against a soldier standing for his rights.

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This morning we can report that the 1st Lieutenant’s commanding officer sent Bashaw a packing list.  The list was not sent to Bashaw’s attorney.  The list was sent before any trial.  This is a very unprofessional act by a very corrupt military.

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MWJRCF Packing List Updated 26 MAR 19 by Jim Hoft on Scribd

The Army Times reports:

1st Lt. Mark Bashaw’s arraignment is “pending” on three specifications of “failure to obey lawful orders,” said Becca Nappi, a spokesperson for the installation.

Although other troops have faced discipline for failing to follow COVID-19 protocols, Bashaw is the first case in the Army referred to a court-martial for such incidents, Army spokeswoman Col. Cathy Wilkinson confirmed in a statement to Army Times.

Bashaw is the former headquarters company commander for the Army Public Health Center, which oversees occupational and environmental health initiatives for the service.

He’s charged with refusing an order to telework and showing up to Aberdeen Proving Ground “after failing to submit a negative COVID-19 test or [submit]” to a test, Nappi said. The installation requires that unvaccinated personnel submit a negative test result before entering their worksites, according to its website.

…The Army announced Wednesday that it is beginning involuntary discharge procedures for the approximately 3,500 active-duty troops who have declined the vaccine. Another 3,600 currently have pending requests for medical or religious exemptions for the shot.

Sending the 1st Lieutenant packing list and not his attorneys was abusive and not exactly ‘innocent until proven guilty’.

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