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Sep 7, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett

Gee, I wonder why there are so many conspiracy theories about the Covid mess?/sarc

It seems like all of the government provided data about Covid (when they bother to provide it) is questionable in some way.

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Sep 7, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett

Much appreciated from someone who lived through this! I am STILL fascinated with finding out what actually happened.

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Sep 7, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett

Also, the scale of the covid deaths decline, whether it was from 631 to 20 within 2 months, or from 623 to 8 within 2 months, is so enormous, 97% or 99%, that it's, for me, sufficient proof that something unique and ugly was happening in New York City.

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Sep 8, 2023Liked by Jessica Hockett

Missing word? In "The State" paragraph. Your text: "So if it’s wrong (i.e., if the peak was earlier), the federal and [?] are probably wrong too."

"State" ? or should "and" be "data" ? - I am having trouble making sense of that sentence.

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During 2020, I saw VERY few sick elderly on the verge of death arrive at the hospital on stretchers and get shipped to the ICU units with a COVID DX. The overall population was healthy. The ER's were empty before the vaccines arrived.

I think it was all fear mongering to get the people to take the shots.

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It’s a nearly perfect offset by a few weeks. It’s not a “date of death” vs “date reported” sort of thing, with some near constant processing delay between the two?

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Excellent discovery.

In terms of Freedom of Information Act, usually governments have about 20 working days to respond (3 weeks would be 15 working days, so unfortunately you'd need to wait 4). If they fail to do this, then the appeals process clock starts ticking.

Whilst you can make an FOIA request externally, it is typically better to do it via:

https://www.foia.gov/#agency-search

(Above can be found under 'Create a request' on https://www.foia.gov/)

This will create a digital papertrail, and will make it much easier to appeal/complain when the time expires.

If you didn't go down this route, you can still make use of the mediation services on offer (although you will need to supply evidence of date when sent), under the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS):

https://www.archives.gov/ogis

Mediation does *not* require a lawyer, as it is more of a digital online review process. However, you will need to have waited until the FOIA timelimit has run out before you can use them.

Note, government agencies will switch from 'not replying' to formally noting that they won't answer your question. But forcing that 'I won't answer' response out of them is necessary to form the groundworks for a lawsuit (not legal advice!) to get the information out of them.

You will more than likely need a lawyer to assist. If you very, very lucky, you may be able to convince US Right to Know to chase after the data given how compelling the discrepancy is. Otherwise, if you can't afford a lawyer, you're usually shit out of luck when it comes to FOIA.

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"No one has responded to my follow-up emails asking for an update on the status of my request."

Just a guess but maybe lack of response is more personal? Sure, they're concealing the mass exterminations and vaccine- induced morbidity and mortality. But there are entire syndicates at all government levels - local, state, federal .. and beyond - Whose purpose is to perpetrate the ongoing deceit of the depopulationists.

I guess my point is, they're so adept at gaslighting, there could be more involved. Perhaps they are especially concerned about your research and findings to date. Or maybe the phone clerks just don't like you.

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It'd be strange for there to be a research committee operating under, or coordinating with, an inspector general of a government agency, but for the public to be ignorant of who is on the committee.

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Nuremberg code should be wnforced

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