🔥"At this point, the governor of the state of Florida [Ron DeSantis] and the attorney general of the state of Florida are behaving like accessories after the fact" with regard to the COVID jab "biological weapons of mass destruction."
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"At this point, the governor of the state of Florida [Ron DeSantis] and the attorney general of the state of Florida are behaving like accessories after the fact" with regard to the COVID jab "biological weapons of mass destruction."
Dr. Joseph Sansone M.S., PhD (), "a psychotherapist opposed to psychopathic authoritarianism," describes for Tom Dienes (@dienes_tom) how Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantis) and Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody (), "are behaving like accessories after the fact" with regard to the COVID jab "biological weapons of mass destruction."
Sansone, who's on the board of the National American Renaissance Movement, says he's filed a writ of mandamus, which the governor has seen. (From Cornell Law School: "A writ of mandamus is an order from a court to an inferior government official ordering the government official to properly fulfill their official duties or correct an abuse of discretion.")
00:00, SANSONE. Question, whose job is it when we are being attacked with biological weapons of mass destruction? Should the governor, who's the head of our state military, shouldn't he do something? Shouldn't our attorney general do something? Shouldn't our sheriff or constitutional officers here in Florida shouldn't they be doing something? You know, whose job is it?00:24, DIENES. It's, it's, I, I just think they just don't buy it right I mean they see seem to me if I talk to DeSantis like I mean the first thing I would say to him with regards to this is like you know why don't you take a look at Samsung's work or Kingston, like at least . . .
00:35, SANSONE. He knows. He's seen it. He's seen the evidence of this mandamus, he was served.
Sansone, who's on the board of the National American Renaissance Movement, says he's filed a writ of mandamus, which the governor has seen. (From Cornell Law School: "A writ of mandamus, Latin for "We demand," is an order from a court to an inferior government official ordering the government official to properly fulfill their official duties or correct an abuse of discretion.")
00:40, DIENES. Do you think he actually read through everything?
00:42, SANSONE. Of course, he did. He was a military attorney. He prosecuted people in GITMO, he was an attorney. He's not, he, of course, did he was, and I mean he didn't sign for it, but one of his assistants signed for it. He was process served with the document. You know, how could he not look at it? Of course, he saw it.
01:01, DIENES. I hope you're right because sometimes these people they just, you know, they skim over and they're just like, you know, I don't know, you know, look at that.
01:09, SANSONE, Tom, at this point, at this point, the governor of the state of Florida and the Attorney General of the State of Florida are behaving like accessories after the fact that law and we have that law in the original complaint now I don't accuse anybody of anything in this complaint I just say that the law is being violated I'm just asking for the shots to be taken off the market but you know we have an accessory after the fact law in Florida and if you're shielding someone from prosecution or in allowing a crime to continue you're in accessory after the fact I don't see anything in there that says in a in a law that says you're immune if you're a politician or a government official I don't think that any immunity allows you to make crimes against human beings like this or allow it to continue so the governor if I work governor I would start looking at this seriously and seeing the tide shifting and you know there's a guy who used to prosecute people . . .
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