ThankQ anon, but if anyone really considers the things that I say, you will realize that they cut to the core of the problem. I said before, that even small effort can have big results, if they are terminal in nature. The current Fauci court case is just allowing the presumed innocent to skirt justice with many unanswered questions and is not terminal in nature but an exercise is interprettions, vagueness, and loopholes that we have seen play out thousands of times before. A military judge will assume guilty of actions, and he must thrive to be clear and leave no room for doubt as his answers can be terminal in nature. This generalization is exemplified in the Fauci case.