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Mop the floor with those guys!

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Hold their feet to the fire.

And Alex check this study out. The facts are that no one knows what the facts are yet so studies like this shouldn’t be dismissed:

“ Treatment with Ivermectin Is Associated with Decreased Mortality in COVID-19 Patients: Analysis of a National Federated Database”

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971221009887

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Mar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022

Justice Delayed is justice denied……. But in this case….. justice delayed…… allows for the assessment of bad policies enacted with little to no science by people with an agenda that ran contrary to scientific skepticism and willful dismissal of dissenting voices that were eminently qualified to be heard…… the longer this takes to arrive in the courtroom the more ridiculous these policies appear…..

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I was really insulted went Alex pooped all over the use of Ivamectin. I’m a firm believer in the use of Ivamectin. Of course I’m country and have used it for years on different animals Personally know two people that really got sick with Covid and used it and lived.

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I haven’t used it and know one person (a D) who used it. Without more information the jury may well still be out on it. The key should be: keep an open mind and be willing to see what studies say. Anything else is as bad as the CDC not releasing data.

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There is a lot of studies on it, It’s been around for forty years.

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Obviously in general, but not with covid and it’s efficacy.

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They didn’t check the so called vaccine out. The people are the test subjects.

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he certainly has a bug about that but we all have our blind spots. I had a mild case of Covid - thanks to a vaxxed person. But when I lost my sense of smell I took ivermectin and got it back in a day and a half. Was it ivermectin? Who knows? And that is the grotesque question resulting from the media/officials refusal to consider.

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Fabulous share! In Aus / dim sin land sorry if I'm being racist! BUT my pt brieng is Ivermectin was made illegal in Australia especially so in the state /province of QLD! Doctors were threatened with jail if they prescribed this drug for Covid if they practised in QLD. However just recently a free-to-air propaganda news (err I dislike using that adjective of 'news' for this particular rubbish brainwashing MSM show) referred to as A Current Affair. (catchy title- it's love affair with collusion & censorship - quite the CURRENT issue?) aired this 'click-bait' title "FINALLY A CURE FOR COVID-19"! or something of that effect! Turns out it is the drug Stromectol! Apparently Australians don't know the difference between brand names & drug names?

Also a juicy tit bit if sold under the name of Ivermectin this drug would've cost the patient only ~>AUS$0.04 / tablet - I believe, effectively paying for packaging only? However marketed under this NEW name Stromectol the wonder drug the consumer is charged a whopping AUD$11-12.00 / tablet. Just a REMINDER, Stromectol aka Ivermectin. Stromectol is the brand name - Ivermectin is the active drug ingredient listed on the package leaflet? Much like 'Comirnaty' the BRAND MARKETING name had full approval. And the unsuspecting public immediately concluded that the Pfizer mRNA COVID-19 vaccine had FULL APPROVAL to use as opposed to the EUA status? 🤯 UNBELIEVABLE how ppl fell for this?

As a Facebook freedom fighter larrikin Aussie's catch phrase Mr John Larter (a stood down country Paramedic of over 30yrs service as an emergency medical provider dedicated to saving his community's lives! This ending of his dedicated career was directly due to his apparent FREE medical choice!) - he's quoted all of the time in his colloquial dry delivery of "You just couldn't make this stuff up"!

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Sue for the maximum possible amount, make the verdict sting as much as it can.

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Keep Pitbullin' Alex....dont let go of that pant leg....twitter sucks.

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Beautiful analagy. Looks like they messed with the wrong dog!

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TY, my pittie doesnt let go of my pant leg when she wants to play so there you go!

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haha! It's pure fun to picture Alex gnawing on Twitter's scrawny little leg.

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yes it is, i can just picture it! LOL

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Looks like this Alex Bull Terrier is aimed a little higher on Twitter’s leg.

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darn tootin' lol

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So, is he a bull terrier or a pitbull?

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Have judge measure teeth marks after the trial.

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Keep at it, Alex. Fight the good fight.

But I have no faith in California courts.

Have the appeal ready to go.

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Go ALL THE WAY.

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The biggest problem is there is no money in natural immunity.

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KEEP A COOL HEAD. but watch files disappear...send everything to multiply lawyers at different firms...hard copy things..most importantly, Keep a cool head. justice will prevail.

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And have someone else start your car.

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Good for you Alex, your willingness to fight this is so appreciated!

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Kick that bird out of the nest before it is ready to fly!! They are the pariahs of society!!

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Wow, so they openly argue that if the speech violates their policy but they WANT to disseminate said speech, that's OK. Good luck with that.

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That makes them admitted publishers, no?

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Pulling for you, but are your lawyers ok with you blasting out legal strategy before motions are filed?

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Just a guess here, but Alex seems to want to win this fight, so I have to assume he's not doing anything his lawyers don't want him to do or have advised him not to do.

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It's because I want him to win that it makes me nervous!

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I hear ya!

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THERE IT IS!

I was waiting for someone to invoke "ivermectin" and "Dr. Malone."

*Sigh*

Look: Alex isn't going to change; you're not going to change.

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I second that Rosie - the impulse to disregard someone who is such a fighter (when we have so precious few) because there is disagreement on one particular topic makes me sad for civil discourse. Is there anyone we agree with 100% in our daily lives? Seems like a lonely existence to excise from your life anyone whose opinion diverges from your own. Also, I’m confused by the impulse to hang out and angry-read his articles moving forward and “poke the bear” in the comments on articles having nothing to do with that topic but 🤷‍♀️. This is why I don’t partake in social media :)

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Amen, JessL, to everything you wrote.

Thanks!

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Exactly. Trolls gonna troll, or somesuch…

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Like 👆

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deletedMar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022
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Presumably we should understand this is a public relations battle as well as a legal one .

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Ivermectin is good. Merck and Pffffffhiser have tried to copy the mechanism, for the most part, and the US Gubmint put up major funds to take care of those corps. Just amazing. After they suppressed Ivm so they could get their EUA for the vacs they couldn't just go back and give Ivm one and not look like the crooks they are.

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The odds are probably long but kudos to Alex for being “the man in the arena” and may he prevail for the sake of all.

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Alex is a fighter and I commend him for being the David in this war against Goliath

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Take no prisoners Alex! Go get em

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They will just continue to say that it's medical disinformation and hide behind that as much as possible. Liberals don't give a shit either about free speech, yall need to get that through your head. They will call you a fascist when they are the ones who support all the shit a fascist would. Over and out. #nevergiveup

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Speaking out of both sides of their mouths while having armies of lawyers on hand is the main way they prevent anyone from challenging them. Too few have both the courage and wit to hang them with their own doublespeak. It is time to change that. I have a feeling, should you win, that it will create a domino effect resulting in similar lawsuits and with them, pain for Twitter in the only place it can be felt--in the pocketbook.

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Stick it to them.

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Maybe the twits and the fakebooks were paid like the MSM was? They had $1B to burn...

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This would be a huge & entertaining story if it was true...

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It is true. You think the media runs those lying vax ads for free?

It is absolutely, literally true.

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Yea, they'll lie and say "Advertising is totally independent from Newsroom." They're all not independent from the people that write their paychecks.

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Twitter - giving little birds a bad name since March 2006.

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pound them into the ground Alex....then step on their corrupt neck when time comes for payment, do not settle....bankrupt them

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This needs to be a class action law suit.

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Defund the thought police one lawsuit at a time. Let the lawsuits compound and you achieve your goal.

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I remember a friend of mine saying he was going to stop following Alex because of something Alex said he disagreed with. I did to but I said I would not stop following Alex just b/c of one disagreement. This here is the main reason I'm glad I still follow him.

We can have our disagreements but overall Alex is fighting the good fight for all of us.

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I had that same thought recently about Alex referring to Zelensky as 'a Jew' as if that were something derogatory (comedian or failed comedian would be far more accurate as derogatory). People have good days and bad days, and so long as something doesn't become a pattern, I'll let it pass. Jews are like everyone else, you have good and bad apples, but that worries me.

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I wondered about that myself. But then I realized that passage was supposed to represent Putin’s ruminations.

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When in this entire absurd situation does Twitter have to acknowledge that they banned as "misinformation" something that was factually accurate?

The argument about free speech is important, however doesn't that imply that somehow what you said may have been wrong? Free speech arguments are usually framed as "you shouldn't have said it, but you're still free to say it." In this case, the tweet that violated Twitter's "misinformation" policy was patently NOT misinformation. It was accurate information that Twitter, in its sole discretion and for its own reasons, commercial or otherwise, decided it did not want distributed. So, it would seem to me that second phrase -- did not want to disseminate -- is the entire point.

You may also find fertile ground in the myriad mea culpas that Twitter has issued over the years for bans that were rescinded when found to be groundless. In this case, your offending Tweet has been proven accurate. At this point aren't they simply being capricious and even punitive?

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Such great entertainment! Thank you.

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Better than Netflix...and watching "Brandon" wrestle with the teleprompter.

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Or the stairs, mask, or words. Pick your entertainment path!

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Or his diaper

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Oh my. That's a "visual" I didn't need. LOL!

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Who uses the word "hodgepodge" in a court document?

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😂

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Which Cooley partner used the word " hodgepodge" in a motion?

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Mar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022

Alex- Did you catch #1780 podcast Joe R. and Maajid Nawaz, FFW 2 hours 33 in. 9/20/19 "Twitter executive from middle east is British Army PsyOps Soldier". Gordon MacMillan, Twitter UK

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That was a jaw-dropping podcast, Nawaz was fire!

Rogan demonstrated he'd crumpled like a cheap suit by mouthing party bullcrap like blaming vax side effects on covid. He sounded just like Sanjay Gupta. Pathetic.

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Mar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022

Daaaanngg... How fun is this?!

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One of the Cooley lawyers I know links to this page in their email signature: https://www.cooley.com/landing/racial-justice

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All that virtue signaling by the Cooley lawyers . . they must have a LOT to hide. . .

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Just reading "Cooley’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Action Plan" should fend off the vast majority of job applicants. Who really wants that kind of environment? The allyship of "persons of privilege" being assigned as token white guys amidst groups of (implied) under privileged people, can't possibly be beneficial for anyone.

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Figures...

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Sorry to report that Vivek Murphy is out sick today. Suffering mightily from unintended repercussions of the cranial-rectum injection he gave himself the other day.

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#Lawyers gonna #Lawyer; JUDGE GONNA’ JUDGE 👩‍💼

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Thanks for letting us in on all of this. Make sure your lawyer knows about these newsletters in case you are showing your hand too much!

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Mar 8, 2022·edited Mar 8, 2022

Alex, FOIAs revealed Xiden's HHS payola scheme to pay corporate media for party-line coverage of covid panic and promotion of vax, Vivek Murthy's openly using tech to shut down discussion, and previous FOIAs have revealed tech providing govt "special customer service contacts" for govt entities to request quashing of "troublesome" speech.

I suspect tech is being squeezed to censor for govt, obviously violating 1A, under threat of being broken up or losing their 230 privileges. Govt has become too comfortable and gotten very brazen. Discovery and FOIA on this topic would be very revealing.

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By the way, Discord will begin covid censorship on March 28th. Freaking Discord. The gamer chat platform. It's ridiculous. There must be pressure coming from the PTB.

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Why does that not surprise me? I'm glad I quit using that platform several years ago.

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I suspect HHS is spreading their dirty propaganda money to tech platforms if they're buying propaganda placement in "news" media. Carrot and stick.

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Just a question, do sarcastic messages (true messages, but sarcastic nonetheless) like this have a potential to be used against you in the proceedings? Why tip off the opposition about your legal strategies? Just wondering.

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Go for the jugular. Forget grabbing onto the pant leg and not letting go..

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You are one of the good ones Alex! I believe you will prevail, and be one of a few Bernstein’s of our time.

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My guess is in the end not a damn thing of substance comes from any of this. Just a lot of huff and puff and no legit accountability. And so it goes...

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Wow that's an amazing miss. But this is all much bigger than just Twitter. Clarence Thomas nailed it when he said the first applies because there is collusion. Spring 2020 the local newspaper, which did a great investigative job on the rehab industry in CA, started publishing opinions pieces on why censorship was permitted. Then the WSJ did the same. I kept waiting for alternative opinions and when none came I canceled both papers. Bar Associations call for mandatory vax passports without peep on the other side. Justia's Verdict Blog is replete with chilling reasons that the government can sweep in to run your life via private companies. Anyone looking to courts for solutions should think twice. Jim Crow laws, Asexualization laws (Eugenics) and Executive order 9066 (internment of those of Japanese interment) were all uphold by 'learned' justices.

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So I just got suspended from twitter for responding to Adam Kinzinger telling Bryce Mitchell that ww2 generation would love to slap him, by saying that any generation would love to slap kinzinger… why isn’t kinzinger suspended or even flagged for host tweet, apparently inviting violence

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Go Alex Go!

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Kick their butts Alex! But please take a look at the recent excellent data on Ivermectin.

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Twitter and the rest of the tech-facsists engage in the suppression of free speech. In other words they engage in viewpoint discrimination and injure people in the process. The list of offenses is extensive and should be held liable for damages in the billions and billions.

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I pray that you will NOT COMPROMISE with Twitter and that you will absolutely CRUSH-IT... FOR WHAT THEY HAVE DONE and WHICH THEY (Twitter) CONTINUE TO DO TO SILENCE "THE FREE AND PEACE-LOVING PEOPLE OF THE WORLD!"

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It was recognized by the US Founding Fathers that truth is difficult to determine. They decided that the best way to seek truth is to examine as much information as possible. When Galileo saw things in the skies that the Church did not agree with he was thrown in prison for disseminating 'Fake News.' When his 'Fake News' stood up to test and observation the Church found ways to incorporate his observations into Church doctrine. When the news differs from current doctrine the Founding Fathers preferred discussing, and testing the 'Fake News' to censoring it. Today, if you question the effects (doctrine) of COVID vaccines you are 'burned at the stake' as a heretic. If you are a physician you may lose your license even though there is sufficient evidence to warrant questioning the doctrine. There is certainly evidence that government (and social media) is trying to suppress dissenting information rather than risk that it is found to be correct. How many centuries did people watch approaching ships whose masts climbed higher above the water as they drew closer without realizing that if the earth were flat the ship would appear as a spot that appeared as an entire ship that grew larger as it drew closer to shore. Believing is seeing which is why freedom of expression is important.

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The reason scientific theories are called theories is because that is what they are. Unlike physicians, scientists constantly test theories - the statement that something is established scientific fact is incorrect. Scientific theories are supported or not supported by observations. Unfortunately the original meaning of the word 'proof' has changed from 'tested' to 'established as truth.' In the 17th century, Newton, for example, came up with the theory that gravity is an attractive force that draws bodies of matter together. A new theory was published in 1915 that said that is incorrect. There is no such attractive force. Unlike Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, people who cannot read and understand things very well, such as teachers, continue to tell children that while there is no Easter Bunny or Santa Claus there is a magic force called gravity. Oh, the 1915 theory is called The Theory of General Relativity and it was written by a guy known as Albert Einstein. So far most of the scientific research. for the most part, supports the theories (both Special and General) of relativity. There are a few issues with Quantum theory however... Right now it appears that God does play dice with the Universe.

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🥊🥊🥊🥊

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An associate probably gave them the case, and they did not check it. Happens in bog firms. The associate looked for a holding that was agreeable, but did not check the facts.

Here, the case seems to have held that the gated community can limit speech, as long as it does not do so in a discriminatory manner.

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F--K: facebook, twitter, google/YouTube, and the mainstream media. I hope you beat these guys in court.

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Kick some birdy's ass Alex

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Like that study on ivermectin? Guessing you won’t mention it.. cuz you were WRONG.

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Twitter getting the shit smacked out of them by a judge would be so uplifting.

Already a paying subscriber. Let us know if you set up a legal fund. I’ll definitely contribute.

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Alex -- Thank you for keeping up the pressure. Eventually, their house of cards will fall.

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