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John D's avatar

What is so troubling to us non-legal Americans is that no Justice asked the most basic and most important question: where in the constitution does the federal government—ANY branch—have the authority to force injections on citizens? Where? Which article and which which section?

The answer is, of course, none—that authority does not exist. The justices all asked what I found to be useless questions about useless information—how many people have been infected, how much is the costs, Sotamayor flat out fabricating information about sick kids—which is all useless and has no bearing on the critically fundamental decision they had to determine—where in the constitution does the executive branch think they have the constitutional authority to force serums into us? The only determination they had to make in both of these cases was never even asked.

And now they’ve established precedent. As Jeff references, this should have been tackled 10 years ago. The Court allowed the tyranny camel to poke his nose under the tent, and now the SCOTUS has established, with the CMS case, that yes—the federal Govt can and will force Americans to be injected with serums.

The debate is no longer about “IF” the government can do that…it’s now about “TO WHOM” they will do that.

And that list of “to whom” will grow over time. It never, never, EVER goes the other way.

The OSHA decision is good, but yesterday was a dark day for Americans and our control of our government.

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Erick P's avatar

I commend you Jeff for getting censored on that other platform. It means they take you seriously, and you are doing a good job telling unbiased facts.🏅

THESE COVID SHOTS ARE NOT THE SAME BECAUSE FAUCI LIED. haha! J/nk (not kidding).

The narrative 2.0 is a bit scary if they start pushing the domestic enemies/terrorist narrative. But at the same time, we keep spreading the word to save everyone.

I hope the doctors and nurses that quit start building practices on the side. I need a good doctor that hasn't been injected and understands medicine. Not just copying and pasting from a list of drugs.

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