Topic: Yolanda Hewitt Vaughn

Boyle recounts his defense of Captain Dr. Yolanda Hewitt Vaughn, who refused to administer experimental anthrax and botulinum vaccines during the first Gulf War. He alleges that the Reagan administration sent biological agents to Saddam Hussein, which later necessitated these vaccines. Boyle claims the vaccines caused Gulf War Syndrome, resulting in 11,000 deaths and 100,000 disabilities among U.S. troops.

Dr. Boyle recounts his defense of Captain Dr. Yolanda Hewitt-Vaughn during the Gulf War, who refused experimental anthrax shots. He claims that out of 500,000 troops inoculated, 11,000 were killed and 100,000 disabled. He uses these figures as a "floor" to estimate the potential casualties of the current global vaccination campaign.