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Texas doctors, women and lawyers have been asking the state for nearly two years to clarify what is and what is not allowed understrict, overlapping abortion bans. Lawmakers passed a bill this year that makes some exceptions to the bans clearer, but it wasn’t enough to help doctors decide whether they could legally give a Dallas woman, Kate Cox, an abortion.
Ms. Cox sought permission to end her pregnancy after she learned that her fetus had a fatal genetic condition. A district court judge said she qualified for a medical exception to the bans, but Texas Supreme Court overturned that decision this week.
Before the court ruled, Ms. Cox left the state for the procedure, as thousands of Texas women had already done. Her case reveals the dynamics of abortion politics in Texas: For abortion opponents, including the state’s Republican leaders, confusion and fear among doctors has succeeded in preventing nearly all abortions, even in cases of serious pregnancy complications, and there is little incentive to change course.
Texas has publicly reported only 34 abortions so far this year, down from more than 50,000 in 2020, before the first of the severe restrictions went into effect.
That steep decline has occurred even though there have not yet been any prosecutions under the state bans, nor any significant lawsuits against doctors or hospitals. The mere threat of ruinous civil litigation or a lifetime in prison has been enough.
“Essentially, what we have is that no one will take responsibility,” said Molly Duane, a lawyer with the Center for Reproductive Rights who represented Ms. Cox and her doctor. “The court isn’t taking responsibility. The medical board isn’t taking responsibility. And in the meantime, doctors are more afraid than ever, and real patients’ lives hang in the balance.”
Amy O’Donnell, a spokeswoman for Texas Alliance for Life, an anti-abortion group, said in a statement that the fact that dozens of abortions have been performed in the state this year showed that the medical exceptions to the bans, while limited, were working.
“No physician has been prosecuted or disciplined for anything related to those abortions,” she said, adding that her group was grateful to the Texas Supreme Court for ruling in favor of protecting Ms. Cox’s unborn child.
In its ruling, the Texas Supreme Court sided with the state’s attorney general, Ken Paxton, who argued that exceptions to the bans were legal only when the health or life of the mother was seriously threatened, and Ms. Cox’s case did not appear to meet that standard, based on the arguments presented.
The court said that the law allowed for abortions based on a doctor’s “reasonable medical judgment.” If doctors remained confused, the court said, the Texas Medical Board could step in with guidelines.
But doctors have said that the risk of performing an abortion that they believed to be necessary but that could later be questioned by the state presented them with a stark choice: Go ahead with the procedure and risk felony prosecution, or wait until a woman’s health deteriorates to the point that no one would question the medical need.
This week’s ruling, which applied only to Ms. Cox’s current pregnancy, provided little solace for abortion rights advocates who are waiting for the court, whose nine elected members are all Republicans, to rule in a separate but related case.
That case, Zurawski v. Texas, is aimed at resolving confusion about medical exceptions more generally, and at allowing doctors to perform abortions that they deem medically necessary, and within the bounds of the law, without the fear of civil or criminal punishment.
Most of the 34 abortions reported in Texas in 2023 in were performed by medication, the method typically used in the earliest stages of pregnancy, according to state data. Only two were surgical “dilation and evacuation” procedures of the type Ms. Cox sought, which are performed in the second trimester, after 13 weeks of pregnancy. In 2020, there were nearly 2,500 such procedures in Texas.
Doctors and legal experts said the lack of clarity in the law had deterred doctors from performing abortions that they believed were necessary to preserve the health of the woman. The court found that the law does not require an imminent threat to the mother’s life, but doctors said that in practice, those were the only situations in which abortions have been performed.
“In Texas, you have to wait until the patient gets sick,” said Dr. Alireza A. Shamshirsaz, an obstetrician and fetal surgeon who left Texas for Boston last year. “But that is a dangerous game. Wait, wait, wait, while the mom gets sick, and then you do it.”
Dr. Shamshirsaz said the problem was concern about legal action, especially among hospital administrators. “Our hospital was very clear that you cannot even talk about abortion,” he said of a hospital where he had worked in Texas. “Because they don’t want to deal with the state at all. Or the courts.”
Last year, a study of patients in two Dallas hospitals found that after a restrictive Texas law went into effect in 2021, limiting most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, women facing serious complications later in pregnancy suffered because they were not allowed to end their pregnancies.
The state and its experts have argued that patients are harmed not by the state law, but by doctors’ unwillingness to perform abortions that are allowed under the law.
“A lot of the confusion and the potentially substandard care that is occurring is because the doctors have misinterpreted the law,” said Dr. Ingrid Skop, an obstetrician-gynecologist, in a deposition in the Zurawski case. “Unfortunately there has not been much guidance from the organizations that, in other less politically charged issues, have given them guidance.”
Ms. Cox, a 31-year-old mother of two young children who said she wanted a large family, brought her case after her fetus was diagnosed with trisomy 18, a genetic disorder that is fatal in all but rare cases.
She was believed to be the first pregnant women to seek a court-ordered abortion since Roe v. Wade was overturned last year. Shortly after her case was filed, a pregnant Kentucky woman sued to overturn that state’s bans.
Texas law does not permit abortions based on the viability or nonviability of the fetus. But Ms. Cox’s doctor, Damla Karsan, determined that carrying the pregnancy to term would threaten Ms. Cox’s health and future fertility, particularly because Ms. Cox would probably need a cesarean section, which would be her third.
One aspect of Ms. Cox’s case could end up deepening concern among doctors: how quick Mr. Paxton was to threaten Dr. Karsan with prosecution in an open letter.
The court’s ruling — which was unsigned, issued “from the court,” and included no dissents — appeared to endorse Mr. Paxton’s action, according to Laura Portuondo, a University of Houston law professor who specializes in constitutional and reproductive rights. “It permits and green-lights precisely the kind of intimidation campaign that you saw Ken Paxton doing here,” she said.
Doctors have been asking the Texas Medical Board for guidance on the medical exception issue since last year. So far, the board has not taken any action. A spokesman for the board did not respond to a request for comment.
“We don’t have clarity from this Cox ruling,” said Dr. Rick W. Snyder II, the president of the Texas Medical Association, who added that getting guidance from the medical board would not be enough. “We’re going to want legislative clarity,” he said. “We’re trying to protect physicians, so they don’t have to go to court.”
The state legislature added some legal protections this year for doctors in certain limited cases, but Dr. Snyder said that much more was needed. At the same time, he said, Ms. Cox “clearly was not” in a medical emergency. “I understand how the Supreme Court ruled the way they did, in not wanting to legislate from the bench,” he said.
Lawyers for the Center for Reproductive Rights have pushed courts in several states to adopt a “good faith” standard for assessing a doctor’s decision that a medical exception applies. Under that standard, it could be more difficult to challenge an abortion legally, experts said, because doing so would involve having to show that the doctor did not act in good faith.
The Texas law says doctors must rely on “reasonable medical judgment,” a standard that allows their decisions to be challenged more easily, by presenting testimony about what another “reasonable” doctor would do in the situation, the legal experts said. Mr. Paxton’s attorneys did just that in Ms. Cox’s case, citing Dr. Skop as an expert witness who believed that Ms. Cox’s condition did not meet the requirement for a medical exception.
“The reason that the difference matters is that it opens up the gate for bringing in competing expert witnesses,” said Ms. Portuondo, the law professor. “The state has its Rolodex of pro-life physicians who will say ‘I don’t think it is reasonable to perform this abortion.’”
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the damned interviewing the damned. Not truth tellers, informing you of your impending doom. Yeah? We'll see about that. It's going to get bad for you devils.
She blinks like a machine gun, talks with her hands, tongue out, and slits. He has more control than she does.
Both are devils.
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| Going to slits. keeps blinking; put your hands down, your spell casting doesn't work here. |
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/6YhzbmVmHBjRCi4GCUx1c9
But it's okay to OPENLY HATE white people, blacks, Asians, Palestinians, et al. That's okay, because the Edomite scumbags do it. You can attack or criticize anything but the jewbies.
When you point out their evil, all of a sudden you are a HATER. Really?
Your dog whistles no longer work in the world. In fact, it makes them see you with more suspicion and wariness. As it should be.
Slaughter any kidnapped gentiles lately?
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/mDL8DANEba3Xzmnc9Jw4y7
There are no Israeli hostages. It's a fiction. A BIG lie so they can claim to keep burning down Gaza.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/uCpMNxLCXz8328XXzi3mQe
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| Fake Christian - nephy imposter. Like Ken Copeland, your time is OVER. |
Feeding yourself and others is freedom. They know that. A free person with his own food supply can go his own way, not the way of the canaanite slavers. They just spray the place via drones at night. Finish.
They did this to me in Ojai in 2016. The sent in the weekly gardeners with big white spray bottles to spray down my 7 6x6 foot planter boxes. Things hardly grew after that and I had to change out the soil; even doing that, it still kept the crops stunted.
So, know how it feels to have people take away your freedom to feed yourself. As they did it to me. I caught them doing it. Then they gaslighted me and said they didn't, even as I was watching them.
They couldn't get the La Palma event to go off, right when they wanted the big event to go off, Dad stopped it on 12-20-21 at Noon sharp, the volcano on the island was simply TURNED OFF. As we all know who followed that; as did I.
Amazing what a bit of prayer can do, yes?
So, they still want NYC destroyed so the last obstacle to the beast - USA and the US constitution and Bill of Rights - can be taken out. They settled on key charges against infrastructure beneath the cities old abandoned train and tunnel systems.
They even tell you in this latest video from Satan, courtesy of the twin phags, Big Mike and his bitch, Obama. They used them to sell the veracity of their plans. The open in your face movie is to get them out of death hell.
Their figuring is, Dad cannot stop the explosives or He would have stopped 9-11-2001 and the twin tower thermite charge take down with no planes, only digital lies and false testimony of CIA and MOSSAD assets. Heavy hitters like Aquino and others have confirmed this - the pride and vanity is such. They want and do, rub this in our faces. Look what we did, kind of thing. And got away with it, as they are to this very day.
Which destroys the world economy, everything goes digital - which EU has already done, last week, and we enter the final slavery of the beast system before Nissan 1 and Passover.
A bit of a problem. Though.
Flooding ALL of NYC, on a weekly basis with massive storms. Filling those tunnels with mountains of water. It will change enough of things, to stem this, but it doesn't matter, if it is a fizzle or a BIG BANG, they intend to turn the system off as though the place was wiped out. Also, their fail safe of a missile in the mouth of the river at Manhattan Island is still on the books for the tsunami La Palma was supposed to deliver 2 years ago.
Maybe.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/tTiya5ZTbH3kwXdKew7med
There is no attack from Hamas terrorists like they have designed. Like 911, it's an INSIDE JOB.
Don
For all whom labor for YHVH-
A reveal about the donkey colt Yeshua rode into Jerusalem
Isaiah 59
14And judgment is turned away backward, and justice standeth afar off: for truth is fallen in the street, and equity cannot enter.
15Yea, truth faileth; and he that departeth from evil maketh himself a prey: and YHVH saw it, and it displeased him that there was no judgment.
Salvation is Only of God
16And he saw that there was no man, and wondered that there was no intercessor: therefore his arm brought salvation unto him; and his righteousness, it sustained him.
17For he put on righteousness as a breastplate, and an helmet of salvation upon his head; and he put on the garments of vengeance for clothing, and was clad with zeal as a cloke.
18According to their deeds, accordingly he will repay, fury to his adversaries, recompence to his enemies; to the islands he will repay recompence.
19So shall they fear the name of YHVH from the west, and his glory from the rising of the sun. When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of YHVH shall lift up a standard against him.
The Covenant of the Redeemer
20And the Redeemer shall come to Zion, and unto them that turn from transgression in Jacob, saith YHVH.
21As for me, this is my covenant with them, saith YHVH; My spirit that is upon thee, and my words which I have put in thy mouth, shall not depart out of thy mouth, nor out of the mouth of thy seed, nor out of the mouth of thy seed's seed, saith YHVH, from henceforth and for ever.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/uzhF2B6ozadNPfYJR73Con
guy carries the guns in different hands; cut!
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/miacathell/2023/12/12/zulock-estate-sale-n2629127
In mid-October, on Friday the 13th, the "house of horrors" where a wealthy Georgia gay couple allegedly "routinely" raped two special-needs little boys they had adopted through the local child-welfare system was opened to the public for an estate sale.
The adoptive fathers, LGBTQ activists William Dale Zulock and Zachary Jacoby Zulock, are in jail accused of producing "homemade" child pornography of the years-long sexual abuse and inviting pedophile clients over to molest their adopted sons—ages 9 and 10 when the children were raped weekly. As the child-prostitution case heads to trial, an open house was held inside the married men's "mini mansion" now seized by Walton County and selling for three-quarters of a million dollars. Townhall attended and filmed the public event before being ordered to "delete everything" at the state's behest. We did not comply.
"Ma'am, we're going to have to ask you to leave. We're going to have to ask you to delete your footage. All of it," a woman working with the clean-out company told—well, more like scolded—me. "That's very inappropriate for you to be talking to people about this. This is a very sad situation, and there's no reason. No reason. We're going to need you to delete it—everything."
I was cornered in one of the children's bedrooms, accosted adjacent to the walk-in closet where a pile of the boy's underwear was for sale. Hanging overhead were the same doll-like suits the biological brothers, then 5- and 6-years-old, wore within the judge's chambers years ago on "Gotcha Day," when Georgia's courts expeditiously made "the family" official and the adoption final. The boy's bed, also an item available for purchase, was covered in a sickening shade of dark-red, perhaps purplish, satin that's far too mature for a kid's bedspread. Nearby, diapers were displayed on the connecting Jack-and-Jill bathroom countertop.
"Every day that we're here, the state's been here with us," she said, assertively. "And we have been asked to remove [...] anything with a name on it, anything whatsoever. We've signed stuff saying that we would not—We've been investigated. They've come in time and time [again] and overlooked everything that we've done. Everything," emphasized the sales representative.
"The only reason our company is even involved in this is for these children, because it's benefiting the children and only the children," insisted the saleswoman. Accordingly, the estate sale's proceeds were purportedly earmarked towards a restitution-styled trust fund that's allegedly established, or to be forged in the future, on behalf of the abused boys, the company claimed.
"What would bringing this back out into the public benefit these children who are scarred for life?" the saleswoman questioned, adding emphatically: "It's already been done. It's done, settled, and these children don't need to be—I mean, they're too young right now, but it doesn't need to be anything public so that later they can see all of this." Both boys are back in the state's custody, returned to the ever-revolving door of foster care; their whereabouts and whom they've been placed with are not publicly known.
Asked if she was aware of what allegedly transpired, the saleswoman replied, "I really don't care to," as in read the full story. "And, this is why we want it to end. This is why it needs to end," she said presumably of media exposure, repeatedly clapping her hands together for emphasis. When I argued that the appalling case of sexual abuse—and its ensuing cover-up—ought to be brought to public light, she responded: "Not by our company. It's not going to be exposed by the help of our company."
"Okay, what's going on?" the company's CEO, arriving moments later, asked the worried worker.
"She was doing a story," the woman responded to her employer, who took a decidedly similar approach.
"This is not the time to be doing this," the owner of the company protested, closing the door to the boy's bedroom behind him.
"Because this is to support the two children and not to make a social media thing [...] I'm furious about this," he said. "You know, we don't mind people doing videos or taking pictures of stuff for friends or people to buy stuff. But, you're interviewing people here. Why? Why do you want to tell a story about this? This is God-awful. It's already out there. No more needs to be known."
Countering, I said the story is being suppressed, to which the businessman replied: "What is there to be buried? The story is not buried. If you go on YouTube, you go on TikTok, you Google search, you'll find as much as you want. The reason it's not popular is because nobody got murdered. Nobody did this. Believe it or not—I hate to say it—this happens all the time. This is not the first house where people with children were—It's just an uncomfortable situation and people just don't like to talk about it. And, another reason is because they're minors. They're minors. And, you gotta be careful with that, you know? You gotta be very careful. We're under a lot of court order[s] about what we can discuss and what we can't discuss about this [estate] sale."
"But, we were told that if anybody was here to come here to cause disruption or problem or make a scene or for media purposes, they were going to be asked to leave," he said of the state's instructions, also expressing concerns with compromising the sale.
Again, he acknowledged that picture-taking and video-recording are, otherwise, welcomed recreationally for non-media usage. "People do that all the time," the CEO stated. "I don't have a problem with that." However, the businessman belted out: "You just want to take pictures of inside the house to show what happened here, which is sick. Sick! Sick. My personal opinion."
"Well, you know, the first thing you should have done is you should have asked before coming into the property and doing something like this..." the CEO continued telling me. "If you want to do pictures or a story, then you need to reach out to the attorney or the sheriff's department. Not just come in here and start doing it. This is not private property. Well, I mean, this is private property. This is not public property. Technically, it would be called trespassing for what you're doing without permission."
"It's better that people just not know about what happened here—today, okay—or through the week, just for the fact that it's uncomfortable for some people. There's a reason why this isn't a big media blowout," the company's CEO resumed postulating, "because this is something that's just sick, you know, however you want to look at it. But, going up to random people and asking what they think about what happened here [...] It's just an uncomfortable situation, and I don't want to add fuel to the fire."
Softening, he said: "It's just there's more to this than I really wish I knew about, but unfortunately, I have to, because of what was going on in the process [...] If you would have come and talked to me, then we probably could have—You can walk through the house and everything, but as of photographing for media purposes, I don't want that just because our stuff is all over the place."
"If you just want to take mental notes—that's fine," he stipulated, reopening the bedroom door to retreat downstairs. And so, I did.
The pop-up "miniature mansion" is about a dreadful 45-minute drive, give or take, from Greater Atlanta's urban outskirts. So remotely situated, it's tedious for newcomers to geo-locate the (relatively) new development, an abnormal site incongruent with the swaths of countryside preserving part-rural Oxford, Georgia. Nestled at the end of a quaint cul-de-sac, the well-appointed build is tucked neatly away on the periphery of a secluded two-acre lot. A forest encloses the residence, and a lake lies beyond.
Formerly the fleeting home of self-described "partners in crime" William and Zachary Zulock, the custom-built house has hit the market at an imposing $729,000, albeit recently reduced. Still, it's hefty given its history. State law, notably, does not require sellers to disclose whether or not crimes—even of a violent nature—were ever committed on-site, only if they're asked outright. This includes murder, meth labs headquartered in the home, and rape. (Nor are they compelled to divulge if there are any registered child-sex offenders living nearby.) After all, Georgia is a "buyers beware" state. Per the Stigmatized Property Statute, voluntary disclosure of an "emotionally upsetting" event could "psychologically impact" the property, and therefore, "stigmatize" it.
On the morning of Oct. 13, the stack of handouts sat on a stand in the foyer, greeting bargain-hunters who wandered through the entrance's ornate double-doors in search of something shiny. A grand chandelier, Zachary's prized possession he oft-touted, soared above. Below stood a four-foot statue of a baby elephant beside a sampling of Colonial ceramic tile installed there.
The front entryway was also where a SWAT team of armed agents, 10 to 15 of them, trampled the couple's "Gayest Place in Town" welcome mat, which once ostentatiously guarded the façade, to tackle Zachary to the foyer's unforgiving, marble floor. His Prada-toting husband, William, was subsequently arrested in bed naked. (More on the midnight raid-and-rescue mission here.)
In addition to the doormat's disappearance, the rainbow-pastel "Love Above All" pillow adorning the foyer's loveseat was noticeably gone. So was the Pride-themed Mickey Mouse plush that sat atop the decorative cushion. In fact, the whole house was seemingly sanitized, scrubbed clean of the LGBTQ paraphernalia that had previously and proudly littered the premises.
To the left of the living room, the bed in the master's suite was priced at $650. At $12, a Confederate flag-emblazoned belt was placed purposely on the nightstand next to the barren mattress. William's assorted Coach collection, including loafers, sandals, and cross-body bags, was marked variably.
The crime scene was transformed into a mecca for estate-sale enthusiasts, near and far. Did the national headlines hook them? Were there whispers of this being the lair of a suburban pedophile ring? No, an emphatic no. Several I spoke to, though Atlanta-area natives, had never heard of the case, nor were they privy to the merchandise's provenance. Most were simply window-shopping the wares and thumbing through the tchotchkes. "Great giggly wiggly!" a prospective (and presumably unsuspecting) buyer had reacted online to the vast array of offerings advertised in advance.
"They didn't say anything as we were waiting in line either," the local told me.
Prior to opening, with the sunrise shrouded by the morning mist, a throng of buyers had assembled, forming a 20-plus line stretching around the block. Some sought warmth in the comfort of their cars; others eagerly camped outside, braving the chill of dawn as the pitter-patter of a light rainfall dampened daybreak. Via a sign-in sheet, they waited patiently to be let in party-by-party at precisely 9 a.m. for a chance to claim dibs on a first-come, first-served basis. The strong showing of shoppers poured in steadily throughout the day.
A buyer from Jackson, who asked to be kept anonymous, was among those wondering what happened. "I knew something had happened, because people wouldn't be selling kids' stuff like this," she said. "They're young. You can tell that they were young."
Many milling around had kids of their own in tow. The children carefully hand-picked Beanie Babies from the assortment of stuffed animals gathered in the windowless "theater room" and perused the children's playroom, enthusiastically eyeing the trove of toys.
"If I was a kid, I would be in heaven in this house, because there's so much stuff..." the buyer remarked. "I felt like they were living in an ideal world. I'm a nanny, so for me, oh, my kids would go crazy here [...] They would love it. This is like a kid's dream."
She took note of the surveillance cameras practically in every corner of the house. "Why were they filming? Why are they inside not pointing outside? So, that was a little weird, because you don't see cameras usually around the house, unless they were paranoid about what they had in here."
On the front lawn, I briefly spoke to Zachary's mother, who was loading the car with decor she had bought from the estate sale. "They treatin' us just like everybody else," her boyfriend said of buying back the belongings. On the subject of Zachary, she stated, "We have no contact with each other," as her son remains jailed in Barrow County Detention Center awaiting trial.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/tq8bbngPjBYeBbAqadk8wJ
Notice all these black free-for-alls? Always around cell towers. They send out the frequencies and they go nuts. Fight or flight. They always fight.
It's demons. It's why some folks cannot get rid of their pests. They still take the pills.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/2moQMwFEDGxVvatcQrsmqS
Now they are whining to christians asking for prayers to MAKE THE ENDLESS STORMS STOP.
These are the killers of Earth, who brought you plagues, vax weapons, poison in your food.
PRAY FOR MORE RAIN TODAY, PLEASE.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/mqJzcuHuq5B9PUEAVCL5uK
Low power mode...batteries that no longer, all of a sudden, charge, even with new batteries in the older phone. I know it well. This has forced me into countless, unwanted phones I still don't want.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/wV9vxUn9ybX5GwdmbyADDd
When celebrities and the wealthy gather at resorts, they get these rooms. Often if you are in one like this, it was a mistake. Or...
...YOU are the sacrifice that night.
"No, officer. She checked out yesterday, paid in cash."
AI controlled big rig wastes some people and cars. Nice, unemployed, NWO style future.
https://yeshuafreedom.com/w/6avUkYyNzjXcWWzvxQjPGj an assassination.
Global Crossings Board Members consisted of William Cohen (Secretary of
Defense under Bill Clinton), Elena Lagomasina (CEO of JPMORGAN), and
Richard Pearle (Assistant to Secretary of Defense under Reagan)
Source: https://archive.is/UCJ8V
The guy who’s house blew up in Washington DC this week was involved in spying using undersea telecom cables. A house in Virginia exploded (OP's webm) and there were many weird
things about the incident and person involved (James Yoo). according to
this thread, James Yoo was involved with a company called Global
Crossings which, back in the late 90s, started building undersea fibre
optic/internet cables that form the backbone of the global internet's
infrastructure. the OP alleges Global Crossings was a glowie front and
that they were setting up massive spy networks as they were building
these cables. it seems as though money has now changed hands or the
rules of the game have changed or WHATEVER, but people involved with
this stuff are apparently now dying mysteriously. the licensing, leasing
and usage of broadband channels seems to be involved somehow as well.
OP says it's a market valued in the 10s of trillions, so there's
certainly a financial incentive here.
Richard
Pearle was also Chairman of of the DPB (Defense Policy Board) which
directly advised Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld before and after
9/11 Source: https://archive.is/A4cQJ
Global Crossing was a front
company and a global spy network that focused on tapping
inter-continental fiber optic lines and intercepting communications both
domestic and international.
Source: https://www.repository.law.indiana.
edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=141 3&context=fclj&httpsredir=1&referer =
Global Crossing was started by Gary Winnick, Gary Winnick was involved with a huge legal battle with T-Mobile over a new wireless band that had become open to private companies as of 2020. It was essentially a replay of Global Crossings glory days building "wireless railroads" across the globe in a market with an estimated value in the low 10s of Trillions.
Source: https://archive.is/sr7AR and https://wcospectrum.com/
James Yoo was an executive at this company
Source: https://archive.is/UMIHp
Gary Winnick was assassinated on November 4th, 2023.
Source: https://archive.is/b0Sx7
James Yoo was assassinated on December 4th
Also part of the reason for the invasion of Iraq was to build this system which is where Donald Rumsfeld comes in.
https://youtu.be/RGgvvwHazJ0 [Embed]
>Where was James Yoo's house?
844 N. Burlington Street Arlington, VA
>Who is James Yoo's father?
James
Yoo’s father, Ki Hong Yoo, American University (CIA cutout), wrote plan
to retake North Korea with bioagents for President of South Korea in
this picture.
>Who is James Yoo's mother?
James
Yoo’s mother, Anne Shinn Yoo, US State Dept/CIA, Voice of America lead
broadcaster for South Korean division of US propaganda mouthpiece Voice
of America.
>Who was James Yoo?
James Yoo had a long career but his most notable job was a"Head of Global Information and Physical Security" at Global Crossing.
>What was Global Crossing?
It was glownigger central and an international spying apparatus that is still in operation today.
>Who founded Global Crossing?
Gary Winnick founded the company in 1997.
>Is Gary Winnick still alive?
Gary Winnick died on November 4th, exactly one month before James Yoo's house exploded.
>Who sat on the board of Global Crossing?
Members
of the board include Secretary of Defense William Cohen, CEO of
JPMORGAN Private Bank Elena Lagomasino, and Assistant Secretary of
Defense Richard Pearle
Elena was also Gary Winnick's "personal banker"
>What business was Global Crossing involved in?
Global Crossing managed inter-continental fiber-optic lines.
>Why is T-Mobile important?
The CEO of Global Crossing went on to become CEO of T-Mobile, John Legere.
They were also engaged in a very large legal battle with Gary Winnick the founder of Global Crossing over EBS licenses.
>What are EBS Licenses?
It's
like owning property. Whoever has the licenses is allowed to use that
frequency and can dominate the airwaves. It's a property market valued
in the low 10s of Trillions.
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"Father" of the vax weapon. He wants us to remember him as that. We do. Even though that just a lie he sold to get re-elected. The weapon has been around in varying stages for a long time.
Now, flu shots have the vax weapon, Pfizer has stated.
A New Zealand government whistleblower has come forward with explosive official data that shows more than 20% of the nation’s citizens have now died after receiving their Covid mRNA shots.
Like many other countries around the world, New Zealand has suffered an unprecedented spike in excess deaths over the past two years.
Due to strict mandates and heavy government pressure during the Covid pandemic, the vast majority of the New Zealand population is fully vaccinated.
Official data shows that 95.8% of the eligible New Zealand population aged 12 and over have received one dose of the Covid mRNA shots.
While a staggering 94.7% of the eligible New Zealand population aged 12 and over are considered to be fully vaccinated.
A New Zealand government database administrator, who helped to catalog official data on vaccine recipients, has come forward with explosive information.
The whistleblower has exposed official government data that shows the nation’s spike in excess deaths is associated with the Covid injection campaign.
According to the statistician whistleblower, who called himself “Winston Smith,” vast numbers of vaxxed New Zealanders are now dead.
Smith worked on a program logging vaccine compensation for providers.
Due to his unique access, Smith was able to pinpoint how deaths began occurring shortly after the vaccine rollout.
The IT specialist made the revelations in a recent interview with researcher investigative journalist Liz Gunn.
During the interview, Smith discussed how he made the correlation between shots administered and subsequent deaths.
“When I was looking at the data, which is part of my job, I noticed some discrepancies with the dates of death, people getting people dying within a week of being vaccinated,” the whistleblower told Gunn.
And this is Pfizer’s batch number one.
“We’ve had 711 from batch number one vaccinated 152 of those died which makes a 21 percentage death rate, mortality rate,” Gunn said looking at the data, which Smith confirmed was correct.
“These are real people,” Smith added.
“These are real numbers.
“This is government data.
“So the top V1 has vaccinated 246 people and 60 of them are now no longer with us.”
“That is nearly 25%,” Gunn noted.
“1 in 4, nearly 1 in 4 that that person is vaccinated is now dead,” Smith confirmed.
Smith said while some batches of AstraZeneca and Moderna Covid shots were administered, those injections were “only few and far between.”
“Mostly it’s Pfizer, mostly it’s Pfizer in New Zealand,” Smith confirmed.
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Here are some of the key excerpts from Smith’s comments during the interview:
“I was involved with building a project, helped with implementing a vaccine payment system for our providers.
“It’s called a pay per dose system.
“So that means that every time someone gets vaccinated, they get a payment for it as a provider.
“And I helped build it, I implemented it.
“And when I was looking at the data, which is part of my job, I noticed some discrepancies with the dates of death, people getting people dying within a week of being vaccinated.
“The chances of that occurring naturally by chance is almost impossible.”
“Well, as soon as the system went live, we noticed that people were dying almost straight away after being injected.
“So that sort of prompted my curiosity a bit, and so I dug a little deeper.
“And I am a scientist by nature. I love science. It’s my all time favorite.
“I’ve got a master’s degree in science.”
“Because it’s a payment system and I’m the database administrator for it. I’m the only one.
“Because New Zealand is a small country, you can get away with one database administrator to do this.
“So I’m in a unique position in the world.
“And because New Zealand is a tier one country with really good in I.T., I was able to manage and build the system and be the only database administrator needed to look after it.
“In other countries like America or Britain, you’d need a whole team of people.
“So it would be very difficult for one person to get access to all of this information.
“But in New Zealand, because of its size and because it’s got really good I.T, I happen to be the one.”
Commenting on Smith’s bombshell, infamous tech entrepreneur Kim Dotcom demanded that “This must be investigated.
“If this data of mass vaccine casualties is real there must be accountability,” he added.
Smith’s alarming claims have not been disputed by the New Zealand government as of writing.
During the Covid pandemic, former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern implemented vaccine mandates for hospitality workers and linked vaccine rates to lockdowns.
Ardern resigned earlier this year.
Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern offers her tearful resignation. She implemented arguably the strictest vaccine mandates and lockdowns in the world. In 2021, Ardern locked down the whole country over a single Covid case. pic.twitter.com/RDgNztTgtX
— The First (@TheFirstonTV) January 19, 2023
https://slaynews.com/news/whistleblower-new-zealand-vaxxed-population-died/
Boycott evil. That's a start.
I still abide old boycotts.
Starbucks, 2015. Target, 2019. And so many others. If they put bugs in the food, that brand is boycotted FOR LIFE. LIke that.
Make your word and your intentions mean something. Do the thing you say matters. And stick with it, until a better way is revealed.
DB
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Choose good over evil!
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Seek Christ!
Now!