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Trial opens for Clinton campaign lawyer accused Army vax objectors stranded in of lying to FBI while planting Trump-Russia tale 'limbo' apart from families, booted off base: legal defense group
By Natalia Mittelstadt JustTheNews.com
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“Now, think about the absolute magnitude of this. Russia and China are directly accusing the last 3 US democratic presidential families, and George Soros, of conducting a multiple decades long plan to create an international biological weapons network, to create pathogens so they could unleash them on the public to gain world control, using their control of the media and use the BILLIONS from forced vaccination to supply their campaigns and maintain control of information, so their citizenry don’t find out about what is actually going on. Think about 2000 Mules and how the pathogens made way for this scheme and helps the DNC maintain control. We are in the middle of WW3, and all of Western media is complete blackout. Not a single shred of reporting on it. Anywhere. In a real world, the allegations themselves would be taken seriously and the world populace should know about it. Even if they aren’t true, we would still need to know that 2 world nuclear superpowers are accusing the US of creating bioweapons and might want to retaliate for slaughtering their citizens for political gain. I said it back in February, this isn’t the beginning of WW3, we are in the middle of it. C19 was first weapon fired. And it claimed (allegedly) 6.26 million lives. And Russia and China have evidence suggesting the “US Democratic Party” are responsible for creating and releasing this weapon. Feels like “the precipice” to me.” -Bioclandestine on Telegram
The first trial resulting from Special Counsel John Durham's methodical investigation into the origins of the discredited Trump-Russia collusion narrative opens Monday as 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann faces justice for allegedly lying to the FBI. Durham alleges Sussmann lied in September 2016 when he told thenFBI-General-Counsel James Baker that he was not working on behalf of any client while feeding the federal law enforcement agency sincedebunked allegations about then-candidate Donald Trump. Judge Christopher Cooper, appointed to the bench by former President Barack Obama, will preside in the trial in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The proceeding begins at 9 a.m. Eastern time. Sussmann, a former federal prosecutor, told the FBI that the Trump Organization had a secret communications channel with the Kremlin through Russia's Alfa Bank. The FBI, CIA, Trump-Russia Special Counsel Robert Mueller and others have debunked the claim. Durham says Sussmann was working at the time on behalf of two clients, the Clinton campaign and Zetalytics tech firm executive Rodney Joffe.
Durham intends to show that Sussmann told Congress the truth about working for the Clinton campaign after he lied to the FBI. Sussmann is pleading not guilty to the charge. A former partner at the Washington, D.C., law firm Perkins Coie, Sussmann in February sought to have the case against him dismissed, but Cooper denied his request last month. Durham argues that Sussmann was part of a "joint venture" to help Clinton's presidential campaign by fashioning a tale of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. "The joint venture continued and crystallized early in August 2016," when Sussmann, Joffe, Sussman's then-law partner Marc Elias, and members of the Clinton campaign met, according to the special counsel. "The evidence will show that as a result of these conversations and during this same time period, Tech Executive-1 did exactly that: he tasked employees from multiple Internet companies and a university working under a pending national security contract to mine and gather vast amounts of internet metadata in order to support an 'inference' and 'narrative' tying" Trump to Russia, Durham said. The special counsel has issued subpoenas to
Georgia Tech — then working under contract with the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) — for "all documents, records, and information" related to "a purported secret communications channel between the Trump Organization, Spectrum Health, and the Russian Bank Alfa Bank" and "the purported presence or use of Russian-made Yotaphones by or in the vicinity of Donald Trump or individuals affiliated with Donald Trump." "Durham has just shown the whole world what major pieces of our Russiagate investigation revealed," Kash Patel, the former House Intelligence Committee investigative counsel who helped unravel the Russia case, said last month. "Hard evidence, emails and text messages, showing the Clinton Campaign, Fusion GPS, Perkins Coie, Joffe, and the media were all synced in August of 2016 pushing the false Alfa Bank server story, while also all working on the Steele Dossier matter. Durham submits all this evidence as 'joint venture conspiracy' under the rules of evidence." Cooper has limited some of the evidence Durham may present at trial. "The Court will exercise its discretion not to engage in the kind of extensive evidentiary analysis that would be required to find that such a joint venture (Continued on page 18)
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By Greg Piper JustTheNews.com Some service members requesting religious exemptions from vaccine mandates are separated from their families indefinitely, and a subset has also been kicked off base, according to a legal group aiding them and challenging the military mandate in court. The Army is stalling religious accommodation requests (RARs) from service members seeking exemptions from the military's sweeping COVID-19 vaccination mandate, leaving objectors in "limbo and frozen in time," claims religious freedom legal defense organization Liberty Counsel. "The Army will not process the RARs," wrote Mat Staver, chairman and founder of the Christian nonprofit. "Instead, it is effectively holding hostage every military member who files an RAR, whether the member is in the states or in a foreign country. The Army hopes the pressure of being separated from family with their careers frozen will force the faithful to bow the knee to Joe Biden." Liberty Counsel shared a message April 29 from "Sheldon," an Army service member who is stuck in South Korea even though his one-year "unaccompanied" tour ended in December. "I'm being held hostage here, separated from my family, including my 9month-old daughter who barely knows me because of my pending exemption request,” Sheldon wrote, adding that his wife's "mental health is deteriorating" under the stress of indefinite separation. Staver told Just the News his organization was-
working with about 1,100 service members and does calls every week to gather more stories. One service member transferring from Hawaii to Florida is stuck without family in Alabama, a required training location before Florida, while an intended East Coast transfer who already sent a car and furniture is stuck in California and can't live on base, according to Staver. Army media relations officer Lt. Col. Terry Kelley told Just the News he couldn't comment on a pseudonymous service member's case, but wrote in an email he was "unaware of any policy directing unvaccinated Soldiers must reside off base." Given the Army's response, Staver clarified "there is no written policy" but that Liberty Counsel has dealt with several situations where a soldier or couple was verbally ordered to leave the base and given no housing reimbursement, leading some to live out of their cars. Staver said he would ask service members to provide any written explanations they were given for eviction for Just the News to review. Kelley also shared Army vaccination rates and exemption request tallies as of May 5. Among 4,302 religious requests, eight have been approved and 927 rejected. "They're not denying anybody" the chance to appeal, just sitting on requests to avoid litigation, Staver said. By keeping service members in limbo and putting them on menial details such as "broom closet" work, the Army's goal is coercing vaccinations, he claimed.
