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ONLY $125k...in a society that awards MILLIONS to some stupid bitch who got hot coffee spilled on her lap in the McDonald's drive thru?
Palo Alto father sues school district after son forced to wear face mask
PALO ALTO, Calif. - A.J. Gokcek’s son is entering his senior year at Palo Alto High, but a lawsuit filed earlier this month could overshadow progress toward his graduation.
"I have to protect my son’s right to an education. And also, his safety," he said.
Gokcek filed a lawsuit in Santa Clara County Superior Court on July 6. The suit comes after his son was removed from a summer school history class at Gunn High School because he wasn't wearing a mask.
He claims his son, who he wishes to be referred to as "T.G." to protect his identity, has a speech and communication disability that is worsened when forced to wear a mask.
The Palo Alto Unified School District barred the 17-year-old from completing the two-and-a-half-week class. His father declined to let a school nurse evaluate T.G.
"Before they send me off or my son off to go see a nurse for some kind of evaluation or a doctor’s note, I would love to see the policy. For some strange reason they will not provide that to me," Gokcek said.
The school district's website said it follows state health department guidelines. Gokcek’s suit asked for an injunction so that his son could return to class. But the court ruled it was moot because, by the time it reached the judge, the class had ended. So Gokcek is amending his suit and plans to file another temporary injunction for the coming school year.
The PAUSD offices were closed on Friday. But Superintendent Doctor Don Austin sent a statement to KTVU that reads in part, "This suit is the first of many challenges school districts across the state should expect regarding masking and vaccinations…Students without medical exemptions will be required to wear a mask until those rules are changed."
"I’d like him to have an education in the classroom, just like the other children," Gokcek said.
For now, T.G. could view his senior year from the outside looking in, as his father and district settle differences fueled by a pandemic-instituted restriction.
"... Students without medical exemptions will be required to wear a mask until those rules are changed."
The lawsuit alleges Nike fired two of the claimants, Doug Kerkering and Hannah Thibodo, because they had a “perceived disability” — their immune systems did not sufficiently protect them from COVID-19.
The plaintiffs’ attorney Scott Street told The Defender:
“Since the COVID shots do not prevent infection or spread, we contend that Nike viewed the unvaccinated as having inferior immune systems with respect to COVID which prevents them from being able to work. That is a perceived disability protected from discrimination under federal law.”
U.S. Lawyers Claim Ivermectin was never prohibited for treating COVID-19. FDA merely recommended not using it.
No legal prohibition authorized or justified hospitals to withhold the drug from dying patients. Let the lawsuits begin.
https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/us-lawyers-claim-that-ivermectin
U.S. Lawyers Claim Ivermectin was never prohibited for treating COVID-19. FDA merely recommended not using it.
No legal prohibition authorized or justified hospitals to withhold the drug from dying patients. Let the lawsuits begin.
Doctors' Lawsuit Forces FDA to Retreat on Prescribing Ivermectin as a Covid-19 Treatment
“Congress recognized the importance of letting doctors be doctors and expressly prohibited the FDA from interfering with the practice of medicine."
During a hearing brought by three doctors over the Food and Drug Administration's interference in their professional discretion to prescribe the drug Ivermectin as treatment for Covid-19, a government lawyer claimed that the FDA's position was merely a "recommendation." ...
Physicians are claiming that the FDA interfered with their ability to prescribe Ivermectin as an "off-label" medication. Doctors have even been retaliated against for prescribing Ivermectin, as well as Hydroxychloroquine.
Ivermectin was first approved by the FDA in 1966. The drug is known to have anti-malarial properties and several medical researchers have attested to its usefulness in treating certain viral infections. ...
According to the lawsuit, Dr. Marik was even forced to resign because he wasn't permitted to prescribe Ivermectin due to the FDA’s statements. Dr. Mary Bowden said that pharmacists had refused to fill Ivermectin prescriptions for her patients because it is not FDA approved for the treatment of COVID-19 and those off-label prescriptions in a manner categorically different from other off-label prescriptions.
The California 4th District Court of Appeal ruled against the San Diego Unified School District’s COVID-19 student vaccine requirement this week.
On Tuesday, the appellate court agreed with a lower court's ruling from last year that the school district does not have the authority to establish its own mandate.
A former Seattle municipal employee has filed suit against the city for anti-white racial discrimination. He alleges that city employees pushed critical race theory, said "white people are like the devil," and "continuously berated him about his race."
The California 4th District Court of Appeal ruled against the San Diego Unified School District’s COVID-19 student vaccine requirement this week.
Judge orders Kroger to pay workers unjustly fired for refusing to wear LGBT pride symbols
District Judge Lee Rodofsky of the Central Division of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas has ordered supermarket chain Kroger to pay two former employees unjustly fired for refusing to wear aprons with the LGBT Pride rainbow on them.
The plaintiffs in the case, Brenda Lawson and Trudy Rickerd, worked in the grocery’s Conway, Arkansas location.
Rodofsky, who was appointed by former President Donald Trump in July 2019, ordered the supermarket chain to pay $180,000 to the two plaintiffs and “provide reasonable accommodations to employees who have sincere religious objections to Kroger’s dress code.” Rodofsky also ordered Kroger to create a religious accommodation policy and new employee training.
The magistrate noted in his ruling that both Rickerd and Lawson “have sincerely held religious beliefs that homosexuality is a sin and that they cannot support or promote it.”
SCOCA Slams Santa Clara County's Persecution of Calvary Chapel
The County's petition to overturn a constitutional ruling was not even considered by California's Supreme Court.
Clarion Call
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On November 30, 2022, the Supreme Court of California denied the petition fashioned by Santa Clara County, which sought to protect the egregious constitutional violations committed by County CEO Jeffrey V. Smith, County Counsel James Robyzad Williams, and Health Officer Sara Helen Cody. In its petition, the County launched a last-ditch effort to convince the California Supreme Court to reverse the 6th District Court of Appeals’ ruling which rightly voided the County’s temporary restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, and $217,500 in contempt of court fines unlawfully imposed upon the leadership of Calvary Chapel San Jose.
In the District Court’s decision of August 15, 2022, the honorable U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman cited multiple SCOTUS decisions and made the facts clear that,
"The U.S. Supreme Court has clarified the law over the past two years and I intend to abide by the law as described….As the underlying orders which Calvary Chapel violated are void and unenforceable, we will annul the orders of contempt in their entirety and reverse the orders to pay monetary sanctions."
Deaths from Falsified Vaccines; an NIH Publication
Some of the most compelling stories of pharmaceutical fraud are those of frank poisoning.
On August 23, 2021, the FDA approved Pfizer’s COVID-19 mRNA vaccines based on the claim that the mRNA vaccines prevent COVID-19 caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. This is a false claim.
Per Pfizer’s own documents, submitted to the FDA, the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines cause COVID-19. Despite what experts claim, as of August 23, 2021, there is legal precedent and standing for those who have been injured by Pfizer’s mRNA vaccines to bring civil and criminal action against Pfizer for;
Improper labeling
Failure to warn
Dangerous side effects
Intentional misrepresentation
Pfizer’s November 20, 2020, FDA data submission demonstrates that their mRNA vaccines cause severe disease.
... Pfizer still has not fully disclosed the ingredients of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.
Oberlin College officially pays $36.6 million owed to bakery after participating in witch hunt to smear it as racist
Musk will be suing.
I don't see how such a suit can be successful. Reporting public information doesn't make the one who reports it liable for actions of the third party. It's no different from suing S&W because some deranged fuck shots up a movie theater with an M&P AR.
December 23, 2022Major Blow to Newsom: Court Upholds Block Against Diversity Quotas for California Corporate Boards
On Tuesday, the California Court of Appeals upheld two injunctions against the state of California that forced corporate boards to establish diversity quotas for board members.
In recent years California has passed legislation that has mandated that company boards establish diversity quotas. In 2018, the California legislature declared that they want to see “more women directors serving on boards of directors of publicly held corporations.” ...
The legislation, however, has now been struck down thanks to the effort of the conservative legal group Judicial Watch.
Journalist Threatens to Sue ‘Adam Schiff Personally for Defamation’
Independent journalist Paul Sperry threatened to sue Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) personally for defamation over the Democrat congressman’s efforts to smear and censor him.
Sperry fired back after the “Twitter Files” released by Elon Musk showed Schiff trying to get Sperry banned from Twitter.
As many have noted, the move by Schiff, an elected official, is considered a violation of the U.S. Constitution.
Sperry wrote:
“Back from holiday vacation, I found an interesting email waiting for me in my inbox from Matt Taibbi, the independent journo Elon Musk tasked with reviewing and releasing internal Twitter documents about decisions to censor content and ban users from the platform.
“Paul,” Taibbi wrote, “just found a crazy email on Twitter — did you know Adam Schiff’s staff . . . asked Twitter to have you banned?”
“I was gobsmacked.
“This would explain why Twitter could never give me a reason for suspending my account, even though I had broken none of its rules.
“In his list of demands, Schiff tried to justify banning me by claiming I was promoting ‘false QAnon conspiracies,’ which I have never done and I challenge Schiff to produce evidence to back up his defamatory remarks.
“Schiff knew better,” Sperry notes.
“He knew ‘QAnon’ was a trigger for Twitter censors, who were suppressing QAnon posts.
“Yet even Twitter’s liberal gatekeepers appeared skeptical of Schiff’s claims: ‘If it is related to QAnon it should already be deamplified.’
“Schiff knows something about promoting false conspiracies.
“In 2017, he took to the microphone in a televised House Intelligence Committee hearing and read into the congressional record a screed of wild conspiracy theories about Trump and Russia from the Hillary Clinton campaign-funded dossier.
“He trumpeted them as if they were fact,” Sperry asserts.
“But they were false — every one of them — as Special Counsel John Durham has proven in court documents, expanding on what Justice Department watchdog Michael Horowitz found in his earlier report.
“We now know most of the preposterous rumors Schiff dramatically read into the public record came from a source who was invented by the dossier’s authors.
“In his hyping of the dossier, Schiff smeared and defamed not only Trump but also Carter Page, a low-level Trump campaign adviser, whom Schiff falsely painted as a Russian agent.
“The next year, Schiff would be caught lying about the so-called Nunes Memo exposing FBI abuse of the FISA wiretap process to spy on Page.
“Schiff claimed then-House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes misled the public when he said the FBI heavily relied on the debunked dossier to swear out the warrants.
“In his own memo, Schiff, as ranking member, insisted the FBI’s warrants were based on other evidence and were above-board.
Sperry added: “We are exploring all legal options, including suing Adam Schiff personally for defamation.”
Legal scholar Jonathan Turley also weighed in on the case, saying:
“We now know Schiff was actively seeking to censor specific critics on social media.
“These likely were viewed as more than ‘requests’ since Schiff was sending public letters threatening possible legislative action against these same companies.
“He wanted his critics silenced on social media.
“After all, criticizing his investigations or staff must, by definition, be misinformation — right?
“Not only does it show how dishonest some politicians have been in denying censorship while secretly demanding it, it also shows the insatiable appetite created by censorship. ...
Academia will never account for its misguided COVID policies, and it will never back out of its commitment to consensus explanations or opportunities. Indeed, these people will help accelerate the entire COVID complex. COVID is a new social engineering program, and universities will make biosecurity, including molecular engineering and tracking technology, into a permanent research activity that is worth billions per year in funding and commercialization. The link connecting business, government, and higher education has never been stronger, while China-style social credit scoring, based in part on medical and ideological compliance, is considered by the current White House administration a necessary part of the political agenda.
For universities to admit that they were wrong would not only undermine their authority and risk their research funding, but also, most of all, put their senior administration in legal jeopardy. University directors, trustees, regents, and other governance bodies are keen to avoid liability, and university legal and communications departments are working overtime to shield their institutions from blowback, including vicarious liability.
Plaintiff litigation, including class action, appears to be gaining momentum, as the evidence necessary to make durable causes of action against university administration is coalescing from widespread sources (serious health complications due to vaccines, for example). Legal theories are being formed to seek damages that could easily reach in the billions of dollars. Some universities could face bankruptcy.
COVID-related damages may be the next large-scale, long-term litigation project that rivals tobacco and asbestos.
Aformer Virginia Tech soccer player who accused her coach of benching her for expressing political views at a game will receive $100,000 from a settlement of her lawsuit.
The money will go to Kiersten Hening as part of an agreement to dismiss a federal lawsuit in which she claimed she was punished for exercising her First Amendment rights, according to her attorney, Cameron Norris of Arlington.
Norris said the terms of the settlement included no admission of wrongdoing by either his client or Charles “Chugger” Adair, head coach of the women’s soccer team.
Hening had claimed that she lost her starting position after Adair became angry when she refused to kneel during a unity ceremony at the beginning of a 2020 game. The event was held, in part, to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement, after the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers sparked a national outcry.
COVID-related damages may be the next large-scale, long-term litigation project that rivals tobacco and asbestos.
https://returntonow.net/2022/12/20/amish-farmer-amos-miller-wins-battle-in-war-for-food-freedom-in-us-appeals-court/
“[B]y establishing a likelihood that [the challenged
law] violates the U.S. Constitution, [p]laintiffs have also
established that both the public interest and the balance of the
equities favor a preliminary injunction.” Ariz. Dream Act Coal.
v. Brewer, 757 F.3d 1053, 1069 (9th Cir. 2014). The plaintiffs
have thus established the elements necessary to obtain a
preliminary injunction.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that plaintiffs’ motions for
preliminary injunction (Høeg Docket No. 5; Hoang Docket No. 4)
be, and the same hereby are, GRANTED. Pending final resolution
of this action, defendants, their agents and employees, all
persons or entities in privity with them, and anyone acting in
concert with them are hereby ENJOINED from enforcing Cal. Bus. &
Prof. Code § 2270 as against plaintiffs, plaintiffs’ members, and
all persons represented by plaintiffs.
Judge questions clarity of new California law targeting doctors who share COVID-19 misinformation
Judge questions clarity of new California law targeting doctors who share COVID-19 misinformation
BOOM! First Lawsuit Filed Against FDA for Withholding Dreadful Vaccine Safety Data
By Jim Hoft
Published January 29, 2023 at 8:00am
540 Comments
The nonprofit Children’s Health Defense sued the US Food and Drug Administration for withholding the results of key COVID-19 vaccine safety analyses.
Since the start of the COVID pandemic, the FDA has acted like a proxy for Big Pharma and blocked effective treatments for the virus while at the same time approving dangerous and ineffective COVID vaccines.
On harboring and financing contract terrorists.
And opportunities for People, state governments and True Congress to shut the death machine down.
South Carolina, Virginia and Delaware are harboring contract terrorist organizations ANSER, ATI and Pfizer.
Infiltrators within the US Department of Defense are financing contract terrorists ANSER, ATI and Pfizer, through Congressional appropriations — and are using the pharmaceutical-weapons produced by those contractors to intentionally kill people.
Together, DOD and DOD contractors are “exceeding or abusing” the authority conferred upon them by law.
There’s plenty of evidence to support these assertions.
State governments (legislators, attorneys general, state treasurers and corporation commissioners) can revoke the corporate charters, through state-level legal procedures called “involuntary dissolution,” revocation or forfeiture of charter. ...
Federal Terrorism Laws - harboring and providing material support
18 USC 2339 - Harboring or concealing terrorists
(a) Whoever harbors or conceals any person who he knows, or has reasonable grounds to believe, has committed, or is about to commit, an offense under section 32 (relating to destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities), section 175 (relating to biological weapons), section 229 (relating to chemical weapons), section 831 (relating to nuclear materials), paragraph (2) or (3) of section 844(f) (relating to arson and bombing of government property risking or causing injury or death), section 1366(a) (relating to the destruction of an energy facility), section 2280 (relating to violence against maritime navigation), section 2332a (relating to weapons of mass destruction), or section 2332b (relating to acts of terrorism transcending national boundaries) of this title…shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both.
Devout born-again Christian mother sues her four-year-old son's school in first case of its kind in UK for 'making him take part in LGBT parade'
Headteacher of Heavers Farm Primary told Izzy Montague her son must attend
We Are Seeking College Student Plaintiffs
No College Mandates
7 hr ago
We are seeking college students who attend private colleges, who have been injured by COVID-19 vaccines and who are willing to be plaintiffs in lawsuits against their colleges.
We understand how difficult this decision can be and that it will take a tremendous amount of courage to come forward to challenge your college for implementing vaccine mandates that caused you harm.
We are an activist community of parents, students, professors, doctors and lawyers who value and believe in your well-being and so do our benefactors who have enabled us to make this generous offer to cover your legal costs and other support costs that you might need.
Your information and your story will be held in the strictest confidence until you are ready to share it and take the action necessary to help end unethical, unscientific and dangerous college COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Please reach out to: Lucia Sinatra, Co-founder of No College Mandates at info@nocollegemandates.com
professor emeritus fukushima (an infectious disease expert) of kyoto university is suing the japanese government/health agencies over the covid vaccines.
his points are bang on and the similarities to the shenanigans of western health agencies are more than passing:
it is a matter if fundamental importance for the government to collect and disclose accurate data
“witnessed fraud scandal committed by the health ministry”
this is a historically serious problem that threatens the very existence of the nation of japan.
“as a medical doctor and a scientist, i had no choice but to dare to take legal action”
it is of absolute importance to disclose the real world efficacy and safety of vaccination against covid. it is linked to people’s healthcare, livelihood, and the economy.
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Corporations in particular are afraid of lawsuits because they have a lot of money. Sue them first.
But it's also useful to sue the government when they are violating our rights.
A nice suit started by https://www.americasfrontlinedoctors.org/ :