by Jennifer Lynch, Saira Hussain, and Andrew Crocker, Activist Post:
Should the government be allowed to collect your DNA—and retain it indefinitely—if you’re arrested for a low-level offense like shoplifting a tube of lipstick, driving without a valid license, or walking your dog off leash? We don’t think so. As we argue in an amicus brief filed in support of a case called Thompson v. Spitzer at the California Court of Appeal, this practice not only impinges on misdemeanor arrestees’ privacy and liberty rights, but also violates the California Constitution.
… and all he had to do was run a fair statewide election throughout Florida.
I found a Stanford course used to train doctors worldwide on how to overcome vaccine hesitancy. Basically, they tell doctors to give false information. They truly believe the false narrative.
Those following our reporting will recognize that D’Antuono led the Whitmer Kidnapping entrapment hoax, before being promoted to the coveted DC office where he went on to be the public face of the FBI’s notorious “pipe bomb investigation” as well as one of the key henchmen protecting the Fedsurrection narrative. Revolver’s FBI source described D’Antuono’s position as Assistant Director of the DC office as a “rocketship position… people vault from the Assistant Director position into the 7th Floor of Hoover… it is a position for climbers.” To take an example, the disgraced Andy McCabe of Russiagate fame used a similar position in the Washington Field Office as a stepping stone to top management.
Yoel Roth, 
