By | Need To Know
Dr. David Martin says that under the 21 CFR § 50.23 and 50.24, it is illegal to make anyone participate in an experimental program using coercion. He said that under 18 US Code § 2331, subsection 802, anytime a US citizen or a government inside the US is forced to do something that it would not otherwise do, that is not only coercion, but it is also domestic terrorism, which is a felony that carries a prison term up to 99 years. He also recommended mailing out his document that lists eight felonies to US Attorneys, Attorneys General, elected officials, school boards, or anyone who is trying to mandate Covid vaccines. His document may be used to put individuals and entities on notice that they are in felony violation of the law. He said that if you collect evidence of coercion, then you may be able to later recover damages in the courts.
Link for vidoe: https://www.bitchute.com/video/pGanndJYl6ZR/
Dr. Martin: You will actually be part of the class that one day recovers those damages. So I say, stand firm, inform yourself, get evidence, and take action.
Under 21 Code of Federal Regulations section 50.23 and 24, [21 CFR § 50.23, 21 CFR § 50.24] it is illegal to make anybody participate in an experimental program using coercion. That is, in fact, how in U.S. Law we actually embraced in U.S. Law the Nuremberg Code. So coercion is illegal and we need to call it coercion. We don’t want to call it leverage. We don’t want to call it pressure. We want to call it the illegal act that it is. It’s coercion.
And that becomes important because under 18 U.S. Code section 2331, and then subsection 802 [USA PATRIOT ACT, search to second occurrence of “802”], inside of the definition of domestic terrorism is, any time a U.S. citizen or a government in the U.S. is forced to do something that it would not otherwise do, that’s also not only coercion but domestic terrorism.
Now this conversation and every other conversation, I encourage people to, in fact, take those two laws; and when they are met with somebody telling them they’re supposed to get the shot, actually ask the person and record this. Use your phone, use a recording device, record the conversation and ask, if they are in fact violating 20 Code of Regulations, section 50.23 and 24. Are you interested in doing a civil violation of the law? And if they say, yes, they’re cool with that, then say, Are you willing to violate 18 U.S. Code section 2331, which says that it is illegal to coerce the population and that is a felony, and the felony has a 99 year prison term.
And so here’s the problem. We need to arm ourselves as a big community to not only do what we’ve done, and by the way, kudos to everyone who has done the resistance up until now. But now we have to arm ourselves with the very weapons they’re using and throw them back. I always say the metaphor for me is if somebody throws a hand grenade at you, pick it up, pull the pin out, and throw it back. Give me a hand grenade. Use it. What we need to be doing is we need to be informing ourselves and most recently, Patrick, and this will be a punch line I get to at the end, but I just put all of the felony statutes and all of the felony evidence into a single document that everybody can use, everybody can reference and just go to your employer, to your local grocery store, to your local theater, to your local school board, whatever it is.
Just say, Hey, which one of these felonies do you want to be implicated in, because all of them carry 99 year prison terms and up to $100,000,000 fine. So, and that’s $100,000,000 for an institution. So, it’s actually a big deterrent.
And as we have been manipulated and coerced as a population, we now need to actually take the offensive position and say, stand up, be informed, and provide the eight felony counts that you can ask any employer, any business, anybody who’s trying to push the mandate, which one of these felonies do you want to now be liable for?
Patrick: That’s brilliant. And I like the idea of going on the offensive.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/21/50.23
https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/21/50.24
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2331
Dr. David Martin: https://www.davidmartin.world/attorney-general-document/
