Sometimes these lawsuits that we are launching on a constant basis with our legal team against

FDA or against the CDC, it looks like just some meaningless case, but as he said, it's

setting precedent that is shining light and forcing these regulatory agencies to stop

hiding things.

One of the goals of the Inform Consent Action Network is to create transparency, just as

we're trying to create transparency in news with the high wire.

We believe that people have the right to know what is actually going on, what is actually

the truth about the studies, what is actually the truth about the trials.

We believe that you need to know actually what's being said in emails, say from Tony Fauci

to Peter Dasack and others like that.

Of course, we had an entire document dump that took place just over a month ago, 3,000

documents.

Here it was, I can't obtain and released nearly 3,000 Fauci emails from the beginning of

the pandemic, Twitter account suspended.

I've actually that headline pointed out, we were suspended from Twitter for announcing

that we were going to show the world 3,000 documents we had legally obtained to a FOIA

request.

Isn't it an outrageous world we live in?

Well, one of the issues with that document dump, as was also with the 3,000 pages or so

that were dumped by a thing, it was a Buzzfeed or Washington Post or whoever that was.

There we go.

Whoever, the Washington Post, they got on it too.

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