Youtube -- "Crimes against humanity."

[jumpinjohnny]

I'm posting this here because it needs to be viewed by as many people as humanely possible. The video is 49 minutes long -- 49 of the most important minutes you'll likely spend today, or any day for that matter. It is in no way political, it is however, infuriating. If you owned a small business that died a horrible death due to the "Pandemic" you may be entitled to compensation. A worldwide class action lawsuit is in the works. Anyway, watch this video, then please pass it on as best you can. BTW -- there never should have been a lock down -- sporting events never should have been cancelled -- watch and see why. Again, this is not a political hit piece . . . it's a scientific approach to the truth.

[TucsonTruckStop]

JJ; link is not working.

[AZBD]

YIKES. This does not appear to be Arizona Basketball related. Also i can't even understand how people can read stuff like this and believe it. It literally boggles my mind.

[DefinitelyNotWiid]

this damn video does not belong in "Arizona Wildcats Basketball" let alone the site. Maybe if there was a "completely asinine and unfounded s**t trump supporters believe" section.

[ichi]

why is this in AZ Wildcats Basketball?

please keep this forum free from politics and religion and wacko conspiracy theories that have nothing to do with hoops

[FOOS]

There is a forum for Politics....  and you lost me at 'this is not political'

[jumpinjohnny]

Not all things in life are explicit -- often the more important messages are implied.

The person in the video reading the evidence that will be presented at trial is licensed to practice law in Germany and here, (I forget which state). The lawsuit is civil, not criminal. Maybe one of the lawyers that visit this sight can do a proper job of explaining why that sort of suit is easier to win, and why it is easier to present all the evidence gathered?

The most important thing to know about the class action suit is that anyone in the world that was adversely impacted financially by the global lock downs will be eligible to join the suit.  Why? Because the health organizations that called for the measures taken by most countries, excluding Sweden, did so based on the models of three men, who could hardly have been more wrong, one of which has a track record of being grossly off base.

If you take the time to watch the video in it's entirety, something I know most people are loathe to do, you will see that this has nothing to do with Trump or politics in general, it has to do with our freedoms, which were abruptly taken away in the name of personal safety, freedoms guaranteed by constitutions, both here and abroad.

So how or why does this belong in a basketball / football forum? If the plaintiffs,and the people who put together the investigation, into the actions of the various health organizations and government officials, wins this suit, which is surely not a given, the world will know the measures taken were unnecessary, likely more harmful than doing nothing other than treating the people infected with the virus, those that needed to be hospitalized . . . meaning the wide world of sports should not have been brought to it's knees for a virus with similar outcomes to all the previous corona viruses.

Do yourselves a favor, go to Youtube and watch the video, "Crimes against humanity," then judge for yourselves if it's passes the political smell test. Crying foul without taking in the information just doesn't make sense.

[jumpinjohnny]

JJ; link is not working.

I use Yahoo for my search engine. I just now went to Youtube and searched for "crimes against humanity." The video in question was about the sixth one down from the top. It's 49.01 minutes long and has the the face of one man, a German national who practices law in his home country and in California, in the frame. Hope this helps.

[AZBD]

JJ; link is not working.

I use Yahoo for my search engine. I just now went to Youtube and searched for "crimes against humanity." The video in question was about the sixth one down from the top. It's 49.01 minutes long and has the the face of one man, a German national who practices law in his home country and in California, in the frame. Hope this helps.

A crime against humanity is not posting a link on the internet when trying to get people to view something.

[Little George]

Thanks JJ