Texas Attorney General Suing Pfizer for Misrepresenting COVID-19 Efficacy

re: Texas Attorney General Suing Pfizer for Misrepresenting COVID-19 Efficacy

tessat — 12/14/2023 3:17:29 PM

Thank you Mr. Paxton

re: Texas Attorney General Suing Pfizer for Misrepresenting COVID-19 Efficacy

Boomer5 — 12/11/2023 1:27:10 AM

Mar, I think it is about being free to choose if someone wants the shot or not.

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rrealrose — 12/7/2023 10:14:23 AM

The curtain is ripping! Here's a recent review of this lawsuit: NEW ZEALANDER HELD IN CUSTODY AS TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL SUES PFIZER! - - www.bitchute.com/.../dj6knWhSzHga - may want to skip the Barry Young initial segment.

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skupe59 — 12/7/2023 5:33:16 AM

All great ideas and TX (as well as the 49 other states or at least the redder ones) can still sue the US gov't. and the fraudsters for starting this up as well as all of Pharma. Pfizer took the lead from Fauci and Gates. That's not to say Pf didn't do anything wrong but, they didn't start it without help and insistence. We also need full and real documentation, since we know this is mostly a lie. Also if you didn't take the shots and boosters, you mostly didn't get sick. Also all the MSM and FB, etc. should be disbanded and/or made much smaller. Don't forget the FBI, CIA, the Fed and all the other lettered agencies in on this. How about a world-wide Class Action law suit against all the perps? Even if nothing comes of it, it will signal that the world is serious and that we want to see true death warrants, not only ones that were attributed to C19.

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Almond — 12/2/2023 1:47:11 AM

Is this a crap shoot? Are pharmaceutical companies too big to fail? Will govt actually carry their liability and bail them out? Can taxpayers even afford to pay for the damage that has been done? Or will victims of adverse effects continue to be ignored? What happens if the major pharmaceutical companies go bankrupt (thru litigation costs and pay outs) and certain drugs people depend on to save their lives become unavailable? What happens to the employees whose pension plans are heavily invested in pharmaceuticals, which is very common?

What about the banks/brokerage houses and insurance companies that are major investors in pharmaceutical companies--they hold the pension plans and retirement savings for many people. Media is already controlled by pharmaceutical companies who buy most of the advertising. I suppose we could quibble over the exact percentages, but one study claimed 70%. Drug companies employ staffs of attorneys to protect them from financial loss. Govt is the long arm of industry. There is a revolving door between govt and industry.

Govt fights citizens with their own tax dollars as the bureaucracy continues to expand. Additionally, we have many self-serving politicians whose only interest is in feathering their own nest and growing their fiefdom. There is a void in leadership where we need statesmen who represent the will of the people, not politicians. The numbers on the economy are not inaccurate, either, because they do not include the huge amount siphoned off into black ops that tends to disappear from accounting.

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Almond — 12/2/2023 1:34:27 AM

More about litigation: www.beyondthecon.com

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Almond — 12/2/2023 1:31:08 AM

Audit every death certificate: www.beyondthecon.com

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xra6610 — 11/30/2023 8:21:47 PM

That's great news from Texas. Kudos to Ken Paxton for standing up to the criminal Big Pharma corporation Pfizer. Maybe he can put a nail into Pfizer's coffin for their future burial, as they have killed and are continuing to kill millions of people with their toxic drugs and vaccines.