allegations of false testimony, and recent court victories signal a turning tide in the pursuit of justice...
A few days ago, Elon Musk commented on an X post featuring himself (stating, "My pronouns are still prosecute/Fauci") alongside the newly nominated U.S. Attorney General, Matt Gaetz.
Musk declared,
A few months ago, we received confirmation by Lawrence Tabak, the Principal Deputy Director of the National Institutes of Health, that,
On May 11th, 2021, Fauci stated under oath that,
Three years later, Tabak contradicted Fauci's fraudulent statement under oath, stating,
Under 18 U.S.C. § 1001, it is a federal crime to knowingly and willfully make false statements to Congress.
In June of this year, criminal referral requests against Anthony Fauci and other public health officials were submitted to District Attorneys in Louisiana.
These requests sought investigations and charges on behalf of the next-of-kin relatives of nine victims in Louisiana, who have requested assistance in investigating the deaths of their loved ones due to,
...in Louisiana hospitals, nursing homes, and other facilities:
This indicates that the Trump Administration will likely have no issue identifying federal crimes committed during the COVID-19 'pandemic'.
As we await Musk's "Hammer of Justice", some courts have already taken positive action.
Last week, a Michigan jury awarded $12 Million to a Blue Cross Blue Shield employee fired after refusing the COVID-19 'vaccine':
Another employee from Blue Cross Blue Shield that was fired for refusing to take a COVID-19 mRNA injection was awarded almost $700k by a federal jury.
This was followed by a court ordering San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) to pay $7.8 Million to 6 Workers fired for refusing COVID-19 mRNA injections:
The jury awarded over $1 million to each of six former BART employees who were fired for seeking religious exemptions from the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
The court rejected BART's claim of undue hardship, ruling the firings violated their religious rights.
With a Robert F. Kennedy Jr.-led,
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