>>19653193 LB
So Statute of limitations is in effect and they can dump 80% of the case. Can someone put peek a boos face on this and a quote that Her Teeth Will Gnash . maybe the meme isn't as great as I initially imagined.
>Trump rarely gets this pissed off on camera. But he has EVERY right to be
I Love how he finished by saying " Other than that things went very well" Brilliant !! this is such a bullshitto case
He wasNOTdead within a year , Clott made this statement in 2020 and it is clearly 2023. Clott is such a pompous ass who thinks he is right all the time and he is always THE ONLY ONE who says predictions that are proven right. I only hate watch him
Does it turn into this, it would be a true miracle of nature
I have been saying this is such a fraudulent Vaccine because the Cervical and Ovarian cancer were most likely caused by Baby Powder and Women using it to dry their snatch. Johnson and Johnson had to pay billions. That was the cause not HPV that doesn't effect men who are just Asymptomatic carriers. Sure Jan
How do you get the AI to make a Jew it says banned term for me?
>It was the baby powder
Yeas dumbass the Baby powder was causing the cancer which made them try and come up with a vaccine for it. but they don't want to say it is the baby powder to stop using it would be too easy.
Johnson & Johnson has seen at least a 28% surge in new lawsuits claiming its talc-based Baby Powder causes cancer a little more than five weeks after the company’s plan to resolve the cases was tossed from bankruptcy court.
A New Jersey judge overseeing all the federal talc litigation said in a Sept. 6 court hearing that more than 11,000 new complaints have been filed, according to a court transcript. J&J had sought to resolve at least 40,000 talc suits for about $9 billion through the bankruptcy of its LTL Management unit, which was created to end health claims tied to talc allegedly tainted with a toxic substance. But a bankruptcy judge threw the case out July 28.
https://fortune.com/2023/09/28/johnson-johnson-more-lawsuits-baby-powder-cancer-judge-throws-settlement-case/