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Truly. But there it is. Imagine though, if all these crimes are being committed at the behest of another, like a greatest ally or intelligence agency.
"Did [insert nation or agency] ask you to reduce the world's population Dr. Fauci?"
No. It doesn't mean that. What are you talking about? You aren't pleading to a crime. The 5th is used to avoid answering under oath any question in any setting that might incriminate you.
I think you think people mean they will be charged when incriminating themselves while unable to invoke the 5th. No. They can't be charged. But they an incriminate others.
*can
Pardoned people cannot avoid questions under oath by using the 5th amendment. This isn't dumb nigger shit. Why are you trying to police anyone talking about it? And why is your English so retarded? You hardly make sense.
If there is a case, which there is not yet, and a pardoned person has to testify about someone else that they conspired to commit crimes with, they will be required to testify to the conspired crime. They will not be convicted of any crimes they may have testified to. Co-conspirators do not have a pardon and can be convicted. This is important knowledge going forward. There is no reason to try and keep this knowledge from anyone else.