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These VAX are supposed to be at a controlled temp. Did they get VAX from the same place and timeframe?
If so, the perps should be held accountable. Criminal negligence. Government can waiver [Civil] liability, not Criminal.
https://twitter.com/the_cancel_mob/photo
https://twitter.com/the_cancel_mob/status/1452653186477694977
Kind of bonkers it took them so long to figure me out. I told them I was Amanda from Annapolis.
https://huffpost.com/entry/i-am-the-activist-who-took-the-viral-heartwarming-baltimore-picture_b_7261606
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> murder multiple Wikileaks personnel, not just Assange
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/may/11/michael-ratner-wikileaks-julian-assange-attorney-dies
https://www.theregister.com/2016/04/19/assange_lawyer_dies/
Assange lawyer dies
Kieren McCarthy in San Francisco Tue 19 Apr 2016 // 18:03 UTC
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Top lawyer John Jones QC, known for representing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, has died.
"With immense sadness we share the tragic news of the death of John Jones QC," said a statement from his legal firm, Doughty Street Chambers, where he was the head of its international criminal law team. It did not provide any details on the nature or location of his death.
Jones specialized in war crimes, counter-terrorism and extradition and defended a number of high-profile suspects in war crimes covering the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and Sierra Leone, among others. He was representing the son of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, Saif.
Jones acted as Assange's lawyer when the Swedish government attempted to extradite him for questioning regarding rape allegations.
Described by others as "fearless and tenacious," his law form also noted "his amazing sense of humour, his professionalism and his deep commitment to justice and the rule of law." ®
>https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/may/11/michael-ratner-wikileaks-julian-assange-attorney-dies
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Michael Ratner, attorney for WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, dies at 72
>Not necessarily. What do we know about the Carlyle Group ?
Bush, Baker, Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld era criminal laundry $yndicate
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/oct/31/september11.usa4
September 11 2001
The ex-presidents' club
Oliver Burkeman and Julian Borger
Wed 31 Oct 2001 11.31 EST
It is hard to imagine an address closer to the heart of American power. The offices of the Carlyle Group are on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, midway between the White House and the Capitol building, and within a stone's throw of the headquarters of the FBI and numerous government departments. The address reflects Carlyle's position at the very centre of the Washington establishment, but amid the frenetic politicking that has occupied the higher reaches of that world in recent weeks, few have paid it much attention. Elsewhere, few have even heard of it.
This is exactly the way Carlyle likes it. For 14 years now, with almost no publicity, the company has been signing up an impressive list of former politicians - including the first President Bush and his secretary of state, James Baker; John Major; one-time World Bank treasurer Afsaneh Masheyekhi and several south-east Asian powerbrokers - and using their contacts and influence to promote the group. Among the companies Carlyle owns are those which make equipment, vehicles and munitions for the US military, and its celebrity employees have long served an ingenious dual purpose, helping encourage investments from the very wealthy while also smoothing the path for Carlyle's defence firms.
https://publicintegrity.org/national-security/investing-in-war/
https://www.nytimes.com/2001/03/05/us/elder-bush-in-big-gop-cast-toiling-for-top-equity-firm.html
Elder Bush in Big G.O.P. Cast Toiling for Top Equity Firm
By Leslie Wayne
March 5, 2001
See the article in its original context from March 5, 2001, Section A, Page 1Buy Reprints
https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2002/03/18/319881/index.htm
>https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2002/03/18/319881/index.htm
What Do George Bush, Arthur Levitt, Jim Baker, Dick Darman, And John Major? Have In Common (They All Work For The Carlyle Group.) What exactly does it do? To find out, we peeked down the rabbit hole.
(FORTUNE Magazine)
By Melanie Warner
March 18, 2002
(FORTUNE Magazine) – Are you the sort of person who believes in conspiracies–the Trilateral Commission secretly runs the world, that sort of thing? Well, then, here's a company for you. The Carlyle Group, a Washington, D.C., buyout firm, is one of the nation's largest defense contractors. It has billions of dollars at its disposal and employs a few important people. Maybe you've heard of them: former Secretary of State Jim Baker, former Secretary of Defense Frank Carlucci, and former White House budget director Dick Darman. Wait, we're just getting warmed up. William Kennard, who recently headed the FCC, and Arthur Levitt, who just left the SEC, also work for Carlyle. As do former British Prime Minister John Major and former Philippines President Fidel Ramos. Let's see, are we forgetting anyone? Oh, right, former President George Herbert Walker Bush is on the payroll too.
The firm also has about a dozen investors from Saudi Arabia, including, until recently, the bin Laden family. Yes, those bin Ladens. Is it any wonder that Internet sites with names like paranoiamagazine.com are rife with stories about Carlyle's shadowy, corrupt global network? And it's not just wackos. "Be careful," a tech entrepreneur in Silicon Valley wrote in an e-mail when he learned I was doing a story on Carlyle. "The rabbit hole runs really deep on this one."