Slowly but surely, you can only tell so many lies, I suppose, and then people like Dr. Paul

Offett, it just goes a step too far, but that's why we're here.

He's like, you know, science is supposed to be able to ask the question, I mean, that's

the heart of science.

I mean, there's a difference between like being a science, you know, spokesperson and actually

being a scientist.

Well, that's what the high wire does, right?

We do what Paul Offett, you know, Offett has been avoiding doing for a very long time

until recently.

We do what no other science appears to be doing right now, which is challenging the status

quote, asking appropriate questions.

And where we get bad answers, we bring lawsuits when the FOIA doesn't add up or they try to hide

things, thinking, well, we're the government of the United States and we're going to hide

it from you.

We say, oh, no, no, oh hell no, you actually work for us.

You're the dog on our leash, not vice versa, so sit, boo, boo, sit.

Let's go ahead and see what you have to say and we get that information.

We're suing for you.

And it's becoming obvious to a lot of people that we're not going away, even Dr. Paul Offett,

who is answering a question about us, I guess, he was asked about what he knows about what

the high wire does.

And remember, this is a guy that just said you shouldn't get the most recent vaccine, sounds

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