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Regarding military draft mandating the horrid $hots ... here's a reminder ...

Proof that the Vaccines Were a Military-Backed Countermeasure

brownstone.org ^ | May 3, 2023 | Sasha Latypova
Posted on 5/3/2023, 2:31:04 PM by ransomnote

[H/T Red Badger]

Here is a high-level review of the manufacturing contracts between US DOD and Moderna.

Moderna’s injection, mRNA-1273 is co-owned with the US Government, as the company has been funded by the defense research grants for years and also received intellectual property transfers from the US Government, in addition to preclinical and clinical research work conducted for Moderna by the NIH Vaccine Research Center. The NIH and Moderna each have a separate Investigational New Drug number for this product....

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Key House chairman intervenes in Bannon case, tells Supreme Court Democrat J6 contempt was ‘invalid’

The 11th hour amicus brief filed by Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., comes as the nation’s highest court considers Bannon’s emergency request to delay his four-month prison sentence.

By John Solomon
Published: June 26, 2024 12:24pm
Updated: June 26, 2024 1:09pm

The House subcommittee chairman investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot’s intelligence and security failures made an extraordinary intervention Wednesday at the Supreme Court, telling the justices he believes an earlier Democrat-led investigation into the tragedy was “factually and procedurally invalid” and therefore could not lawfully hold ex-Trump adviser Stephen Bannon in contempt.

The 11th-hour amicus brief filed by Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., comes as the nation’s highest court considers Bannon’s emergency request to delay his four-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress set to begin July 1 until the legal issues are resolved.

“This Court should conclude that the entire prosecutorial process against the applicant was tainted and must be dismissed as a matter of law,” Loudermilk pleaded in his motion.

You can read the full filing here.

https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2024-06/Amicus%20Brief%20ISO%20Application%20for%20Emergency%20Stay%20%28Bannon%20v%20US%29%20%5BFINAL%20TO%20PRINTER%5D.pdf

Loudermilk offered a technical and procedural challenge, arguing the failure of former Speaker Nancy Pelosi to allow Republicans to pick their own ranking member on the Democrat-run Jan. 6 select committee violated the rules Congress set for itself and therefore tainted the committee’s efforts to compel Bannon to testify and to hold him in criminal contempt when he defied a subpoena back in 2022.

“The Select Committee violated the House Rules and House Regulations for the Use of Deposition Authority ... which governed the Select Committee’s authority and ability to issue subpoenas and conduct depositions of witnesses,” Loudermilk argued in the brief filed with support from the America First Legal public interest law firm. “The House was not properly informed of this violation when it voted to hold Mr. Bannon in contempt.

“The Select Committee improperly sought to hold Mr. Bannon in contempt for refusing to appear for a deposition because the Select Committee did not have a Ranking Minority Member and, therefore, failed to comply with House Deposition Regulations and H. Res. 503 which required the Chairman of the Select Committee consult with the minority Ranking Member to conduct depositions in response to subpoenas.

“The Select Committee did not have a minority ranking member and therefore could not have complied with its mandate prior to eliciting deposition testimony. Thus, the Select Committee improperly asserted to the House that Mr. Bannon refused to appear for a duly executed deposition. ... The Select Committee’s enforcement of the subpoena and the prosecution of Mr. Bannon for failing to participate in a deposition was factually and procedurally invalid. “

Pelosi rejected the House GOP’s candidates for the Jan. 6 committee including a ranking member and instead handpicked Trump critic and GOP Rep. Liz Cheney to serve as vice chairwoman and another GOP Trump critic, Rep. Adam Kinzinger, to serve as a committee member.

Loudermilk said those two moves did not absolve Pelosi and the Democrat from having to follow the rules that then-House Democrat majority set for the Congress.

“House Democrats incorrectly asserted that Representative Cheney was the ranking minority member of the Select Committee. A ranking minority member is not just a member of the minority party but is a member of the minority party selected by the minority party to serve as a ranking minority member,” Loudermilk argued. “Although Representative Cheney was a member of the Republican party, she was not chosen by the minority as the Select Committee ranking minority member.”