Letter to West Point

July 3, 2021

With severely diminished respect ...

To: COL Laura Dawson

Of: US Army MEDCOM Keller Army Community Hospital, West Point

July 2, 2021

Colonel Dawson,

It is with a deep and profound sense of disappointment that I am compelled to write this letter. My family has always been a strong supporter of America’s Military (one of the last honorable institutions in modern day America) with a history of service that dates back to the Revolutionary War and continues now into our children’s generation.

However, recent decisions made and actions taken by you and allowed by the command structure at West Point have been profoundly disturbing, tarnishing that institution’s proud heritage.

In the process of “masking” and “vaccinating” cadets, you have demonstrated an astonishing lack of scientific and medical awareness, an inexcusable level of discrimination, and a cowardice that is, frankly, appalling and unrepresentative of this great American Institution.

You have coerced, in a most unprofessional manner, the inoculation of these fine and brave young men and women with an experimental and unknown mixture of toxins and technologies, including a spike protein and nanoparticles that we now know invade all major organs including the brain and the reproductive system.

The intimidation, ostracization, harassment, and out-right segregation to which you have subjected these cadets, encouraged from others, or at the very least have allowed to go unchallenged has turned those who have complied into little more than demoralized and disempowered lab rats in a modern day pharmaceutical experiment in which only the American Taxpayer is liable.

That you would do so with an unapproved (EUA only) and experimental genetic technology that has never before been used in humans and carried out without informed consent, may well be in violation of the Nuremberg code, is clearly in violation of the Hippocratic Oath and AMA Primary Principles, and is unethical if not immoral.

The complete disregard of natural immunity in West Point’s “vaccination” policy alone demonstrates an adherence to an ideology and a blind disregard to medical science. You have injected your cadets with pathogenic proteins which are, in fact, a toxin that puts their health and their very lives at risk.

Equally unforgivable, you have treated those who have demonstrated the courage to stand strong in defense of their Constitutional rights and bodily autonomy, as virtual POWs. In fact, today’s illegal aliens and legitimate battlefield prisoners have been treated with more dignity and more respect than West Point’s current leadership has afforded these fine young cadets. And that’s appalling.

It is unforgivable that they have been outed by their command structure. Disgraceful is not a strong enough word to describe the treatment to which these steadfast cadets have been subjected.

It pains me more than I can say to suggest that those you have mistreated would benefit greatly from leaving West Point for an institution with more honorable leadership. I am fortunate to count several outstanding and successful West Point graduates among my friends and I know that today they are as embarrassed and angered by their alma mater as I am.

You have endangered the health, welfare, and future of those who should be the strongest fighting force in the modern world - and those who would be our future military leaders - in the name of what? Protecting young men and women from a virus that CDC’s own data shows have a 99.997% survival rate in their age group? In the name of following unconscionable orders from the ignoratti in the Pentagon who kowtow to the whims of our embarrassingly incompetent and compromised political class?

West Point deserves far better than the poor excuse for leadership you have chosen to embody. And the cadets and their families are owed far more than apology. Their righteous indignation calls for prosecution.

The American Military has always represented our best and our brightest; our most determined and our most courageous. Above all, our soldiers have been the most steadfast in defense of our rights and liberties. What a poor example you have set for those fine young men and women as you have chosen to protect your career and project your authority rather than stand stalwart in defense of the rights and liberties of the nearly voiceless and powerless cadets in your charge.

Colonel Dawson, the despicable mistreatment of our cadets at your hands reported by a growing number of cadets and their families in credible press outlets demonstrates not only a severe dereliction of duty but a level of disregard and arrogance unbecoming an officer. You have dishonored not only the Army and West Point, but also the oath you have taken to protect and defend the Constitution from enemies foreign and domestic. When you work to subvert the rights of those in your care, you have become the enemy from which our military is charged with protecting its citizenry.

It is my fervent hope that your commanding officers take appropriate steps to investigate these incidents and ensure the health, safety, and readiness of all West Point cadets both present and future. And, in the process, remove this stain on West Point.

With severely diminished respect for you and West Point,

A.K. Darvinson - Hudson Valley, NY

CC: Commandant Brig. Gen. Mark Quander, - mark.c.quander.mil@mail.mil

CC: Superintendent Lt. Gen. Darryl Williams - darryl.a.williams4.mil@mail.mil

CC: Public Affairs Office - PAOinformation@westpoint.edu

CC: West Point Inspector General

CC: NY State Senator Daphne Jordan, NY District 43 - daphne@daphnejordan.com

CC: NY State Rep. Kevin Kahill - CahillK@nyassembly.gov

CC: NY State Rep. Sue Serino - Serino@nysenate.gov

CC: HudsonValleyPress.com - editor@HVpress.net

CC: The Daily Freeman - people@freemanonline.com

CC: The Poughkeepsie Journal - MDolan@gannett.com