Jon Luers

But this press conference wasn’t only about taking illegal alien criminals off the streets. It was also about seizing the poison that fuels the cartels and injects cash into their criminal operations. Noem announced that her team had already taken a whopping 20 kilograms of fentanyl, which is over 44 pounds. Insane. “I want you to look at the contraband that’s in front of me.” On the table were large bags filled with the deadly fentanyl, cash that had been seized, and illegal guns. “We have 20 kilograms of fentanyl that’s in front of me on this table.” She then explained what this could have done to Americans if left on the streets. “That’s enough to kill 10 million people.” “Here out of this office this was interdicted just days ago here in Illinois and because these federal officers have been on the streets picking up criminals and dangerous individuals, we were able to take this 20 kilograms of fentanyl off the streets and save over 10 million lives.” Noem said that DHS and HSI are working alone, and elected officials in Chicago and the state of Illinois have gone out of their way NOT to assist them in making their city or state safe. “Unfortunately, all of the politicians that have spoken out against their efforts, their will, their desire appears to be that they would like to have more of this on their streets.” “More drugs out there for their kids and families to be victimized, more guns out there committing crimes. That’s not the work we do in ICE.” “The work that we do is to protect people and make sure we remove these weapons and drugs off of our streets and hold those criminals accountable who would go forward and continue to use that to harm individuals.”

Did you know the DPT shot injured so many children that Big Pharma threatened to stop making vaccines? That’s how you lost the right to sue them. Japan had the same problem. But instead of protecting Pharma, they delayed the DPT shot until age 2, and what happened next was so profound, it was impossible to ignore. 🧵 THREAD

Here’s what @IamBrookJackson witnessed firsthand. As regional director at Ventavia, the company running Pfizer’s vaccine trial sites, Jackson said the entire operation was riddled with serious violations. She saw falsified data, trial participants who were unblinded, staff who were poorly trained, and vaccines that were improperly stored. Worse, she claimed the company FAILED to follow up on adverse events, including serious, potentially life-threatening ones—which recklessly endangered patients and destroyed the integrity of the entire trial. “We were so inundated with the number of adverse events that we could not keep up,” she said. Pfizer even called asking what the plan was to handle the flood of safety reports. She said patients weren’t even given full informed consent—her “number one concern.” Jackson reported these issues to Ventavia. When nothing changed, she went to the FDA. Six hours later, she was fired. The reason? “I was not a good fit,” she said. “I was not a good fit for reporting fraudulent conduct in a clinical trial.” Jackson worked at Ventavia for just 18 days but says that’s all it took to get a grasp of the fraud she witnessed.