The Government Feared That Vaccines Could Lead To Violence – According To A Declassified U.S. Intelligence Document

Articles | May 26, 2025 | by Catholics for Catholics

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According to a declassified document, the FBI and other agencies warned of mandatory vaccines.

May 26, 2025 – By Catholics for Catholics

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the FBI, Homeland Security and the National Counterterrorism Center feared the vaccine mandates could lead to violence, according to The Epoch Times

A declassified U.S. intelligence document shows that the three federal agencies said in a joint assessment that took place on Dec. 31, 2021, that the vaccine mandates for workers and children imposed by the government, “as well as “perceptions of unfair healthcare treatment for the unvaccinated” could trigger violence from domestic violent extremists (DVEs) or foreign actors,” according to The Epoch Times.

“Given these conditions, DVEs would most likely plot violent acts to intimidate healthcare workers and officials charged with implementing COVID-19 mitigation measures as well as, possibly, killings or kidnappings of state, local, or federal government personnel,” the officials stated, according to The Epoch Times.

The intelligence agencies believed that scheming against the government in the United States and other countries had already taken place, according to the report from the agencies. Among the maneuverings was a plan to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer; some of the men who were charged in the scheme were acquitted after they argued they were ensnared by government agents.

In addition, the report indicates that the fact that the vaccines were available for children “might spur conspiracy theories and perceptions that schools will vaccinate children against parents’ will and may increase the potential for violence.”

Nevertheless, some health care workers did vaccinate children in spite of the disapproval from parents, including in North Carolina.

Intelligence agencies define a domestic violent extremist as a person based in the United States or U.S. territories who acts without direction or inspiration from a foreign terrorist group or country and who “seeks to further political or social goals, wholly or in part, through unlawful acts of force or violence dangerous to human life.”