Litigation proposals for state Attorneys General.
Drafted at the request of a reader:
State Attorneys General should build on what has been learned through Jackson v. Ventavia, Pfizer et al; Bridges v. Houston Methodist Hospital, and Texas, Oklahoma et al v. US Department of Health and Human Services, Xavier Becerra et al, (4:23-cv-00066-Y)…
And file federal complaints against the US Congress and US presidents, at the Supreme Court, under SCOTUS original jurisdiction on constitutional matters (US Constitution, Art III.S2.C2.2), to have the Public Health Emergencies sections of the Public Health Service Act (42 USC 247d through 42 USC 247d-12) and the Expanded access to unapproved therapies and diagnostics sections of the Food Drug and Cosmetics Act (21 USC 360bbb through 21 USC 360bbb-8d) declared null and void ab initio (from the beginning)…
Because those laws were enacted unconstitutionally outside the power (ultra vires) of Congress and Presidents to draft and sign any laws that:
enable US government officials operating within the executive and administrative branches to plan and commit mass fraud and mass murder using EUA "countermeasure" poisons and frauds to sicken and kill American people under "public health emergency" decrees;
block the constitutional separation of powers authority of federal courts to review and halt such criminal acts by the federal executive branch [42 USC 247d-6d(b)(7)];
block the constitutional separation of powers authority of Congress to review and halt such criminal acts by the federal executive branch [42 USC 247d-6d(b)(9)];
block the constitutional (federalism) authority of state, tribal and local authorities to review and halt such criminal acts by the federal executive branch [42 USC 247d-6d(b)(8)];
The state AG litigation should challenge two key Congressional acts: the 2004 Project Bioshield Act, and the 2005 Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act.
Without Congress enacting and US presidents signing those two laws, the mass fraud and mass murder of the Covid events could not have happened.
But because of the corruption of law that those two Congressional acts in 2004 and 2005 — and their precedent and successor acts — have wrought, the entire PHSA (first enacted 1944) and FDCA (first enacted 1938) should also be nullified and all executive branch public health agencies and programs should be judicially and/or legislatively dismantled.
They have been turned into criminal enterprises.
