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To: skinowski who wrote (773650)	12/11/2022 10:07:37 PM
From: Sdgla	2 Recommendations Recommended By skinowski Tom Clarke Respond to of 793670

‘Great Barrington Declaration’ Co-Author Dr. Jay Bhattacharya Invited to Twitter Headquarters to Review Twitter’s Internal Slack Messages Regarding Content Modulation By Jim Hoft Published December 11, 2022 at 6:26pm 163 Comments Share Tweet Share to Gab Telegram Telegram Gettr Gettr P Share Share Elon Musk reached out to Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, one of doctors mentioned earlier this week in the Twitter Files release. Jay Bhattacharya is also one of the co-authors of The Great Barrington Declaration. Advertisement - story continues below Surgeon: This 'Ends' Neuropathy - Do this Immediately If You Like to Play On Your PC, This Old-School Strategy Game is a Must. On October4, 2020, top international epidemiologists Dr. Martin Kulldorff from Harvard, Dr. Sunetra Gupta from Oxford and Dr. Jayanta Bhattacharya from Stanford, announced their scientific initiative to reopen society and resume life in the West for those who are not vulnerable to the coronavirus. They called this The Great Barrington Declaration. The top doctors argued that Fauci’s COVID lockdowns should be replaced with focused protection plans. They had science on their side. Over 930,000 public health scientists and members of the medical community signed on to the declaration since its inception. TRENDING: Karl Rove Who Ran PAC Ads Supportive of Top Democrat Candidate and Held a Fundraiser for Adam Kinzinger Blames Trump for Midterm Losses Dr. Fauci and Dr. Francis Collins immediately launched an effort to discredit and silence this movement. It threatened their control of the population. Dr. Fauci, Dr. Francis and Dr. Lawrence Tabak, who took over NIH when Dr. Francis left, were threatened by this movement and decided to wage war on the doctors

To: skinowski who wrote (773650)	12/12/2022 3:51:17 AM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Recommended By alanrs pheilman_ Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 793670

Ive heard a lot of lawyers are afraid of the backlash from the establishment if they bring vaccine lawsuits I asked a partner lawyer in a top international law firm [in London] and she dismissed that idea as wrong. "Unlikely.. I'd say". It seems odd to me too. I doubt that there would be an establishment backlash. The first principle of law firms and the legal profession and their "establishment" is to get lots of lovely loot from swarms of high-paying clients. They look for big piles of money then figure out how to get a piece of the action. Pfizer has megatons of money. They obviously need to be sued. All that's needed is a plaintiff. I'm making this part up, but I've long held that the first thing they teach in law school is: "Yes, we know you are all wonderful ethical, moral, kind, generous, socially integrated lovely people. Put all that aside because this is about law, not that stuff. Law is the framework that holds civilisation together. All that goop is for people to mess around with in their own time in their personal messy lives. We're here to cut to the legal bottom line and move the money to our bottom line. And big heaps of it. If ethics as you imagine them conflict with law and cash flow, that's up to the legislators to fix. Get the case. Get the judgement. Get the loot." The legal profession first defends its territory and cash flow. It pretty much IS the establishment. Mqurice

To: skinowski who wrote (773650)	12/12/2022 12:20:08 PM
From: Maple MAGA	1 Recommendation Recommended By Mick Mørmøny Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793670

"Not many lawyers would be willing to risk their entire professional future over one litigation." Good grief, that is how lawyers make their reputations! One of the best lawyers I know has been admonished by his Law Society over ten times, he paid his own way through school brewing and selling 100 proof apricot brandy. That is almost as silly as you saying Russian soldiers would not risk raping Ukrainian women for fear of their countries reputation. Message 33908253