It's in a few people's hands, and it needs to be peer reviewed.

 So for now we have the words of three whistleblowers and minimal evidence.  They can talk about it and have it in a ton of online publications, but they can't actually provide very useable information.

 If over 2000 enlisted personnel per-day were diagnosed with neurological problems there would be ample evidence available, like 800,000 humans with families and co-workers.  Why they aren't chiming in is the most interesting part to me.  We can take these numbers and claim them to be true, but in every case so far there aren't enough actual human bodies to verify.  Where are all these dead and disable humans?

 800,000 plus are choosing to be quiet and they also didn't access or keep their medical records?

https://www.health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/Combat-Support/Armed-Forces-Hea...

 Where are all these documented neurologically damaged soldiers?  Why doesn't the evidence presented contain one single record?  This claims over half of All the enlisted personnel are diagnosed with neurological disorders in one year.

 Eight Hundred Thousand of them exist, maybe they are with the 2,000 kids per day that have heart conditions or died according to your claims.

 You can say these numbers exist, but at some point there should be real human bodies to fill those numbers.  Where are all the dead kids?  In a town of just 5000 people there should have been at least 500 funerals.  Denver alone should have buried 14,000 children in 2021.  Not one school board mentioned the shortage?

 Talk about being played.