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Betsy McDonel Herr, Ph.D.'s avatar

The benefit of this trial is that it puts in writing, by a judge, confirmation of everything that Sasha Latypova and Katherine Watt have been saying about these products being counter measures delivered as a DOD prototype, not a standard pharmaceutical product governed by a different set of regulations. Of course, that was never disclosed and seems the thing that should be the focus of the lawsuits: lack of disclosure.

So what I think we are now understanding is that DOD can concoct any prototype and deliver it as a counter measure not just to the military but to all American citizens as it sees fit to any threat it chooses to target. That part still seems an overreach of DOD authority with respect to mandates or coverage of safety, going from military to civilian.

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Margaret Anna Alice's avatar

Like you said, Sasha, this was not unexpected. The fact that her case got this far in such a corrupt, captured system is a triumph in and of itself.

Mistakes Were NOT Made (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/mistakes-were-not-made-an-anthem-57a), and the colluders involved in getting this case dismissed will be held culpable.

The fight *will* go on, and we’ve got Brook’s back. Sasha, see the email I sent you a little while ago about the next stage in this battle for justice.

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