try to read the actual lawsuit
ICAN asked HHS for any and all transmitted records it sent to (wait for it.. then facepalm)
the energy and commerce committee. and the labour and human resources committee
thats like asking a hospital to provide proof of any transmission of health records to .. a bicycle shop
of course there wont be records of that manner going to a department that doesnt even handle those types of records..
in short. lack of records of an absurd request. just proves its an absurd request
and yes. the case was dismissed as ICAN accepted the HHS response
not a land mark case at all
its a we didnt send any records because we dont send them records to a non-needed party
logic proves that bigtree didnt learn anything from that case.a nd logic shows the case was dismissed
https://olis.leg.state.or.us/liz/2019R1/Downloads/CommitteeMeetingDocument/168629if they actually wanted to find out stuff. they would have asked for HHS records of report transmission to the health and oversight commitees
ican filed a claim about a non answer question he knew was going to be a non-answer answer. and is now playing it off as some big deal. and also saying his case dismissal is a win..
(triple facepalm)
The point isn't what records were transferred here or there. The point is what testing was done. Since the testing is required by law, but nobody is willing to give proof or evidence that the testing was done, what does one have to do to find the proof that the testing was done?
The fact that ICAN accepted the response that was given - essentially nothing applicable to the case at hand - is the same as ICAN accepting proof that there IS nothing applicable to the case at hand.
If the medical didn't like the wording used in the FOIA request and the resulting lawsuit, any minute they could provide the safety test records for the last 32 years, and include wording in their providing that said that they were providing the info voluntarily, but not because ICAN did a FOIA request and lawsuit.
But the whole point is, where are the safety testing records? The medical still isn't giving them to us to look at.In other words...
Suppose that the medical did safety testing and found that vaccines were indeed safe. Wouldn't the medical be out there giving the info to anybody who wanted it? People would be overjoyed to see the proof of the tests, especially if they could contact the testers and the test subjects and get the lowdown right from the source.
The point is, the safety test records would be available. But the medical doesn't show any safety test records to anybody. It doesn't have anything to do with the wording in the lawsuit. The medical doesn't ever show any of the testing required by law.
OR...
Suppose that the medical did the safety testing for the last 32 years, and somehow misplaced the test records. How in the world does anybody, especially the medical, misplace the whole safety test record batch for 32 years? Many people all over the nation and the world keep their tax records for the last 32 years. But the medical doesn't even have one safety test record to show to anybody?
Oh sure. The wording of the lawsuit might not have really been a direct request for the safety test records required by law... but it might have been. Certainly the spirit of the suit was. Over 32 years of safety tests don't just vanish 100% if they are there.
So, why would ICAN accept the results of the lawsuit? Because the results showed that the medical is negligent. It is either negligent in doing the safety tests, or it is negligent in keeping the records, and it is certainly negligent in showing the records in a lawsuit request.
What does this kind of negligence mean... especially when the whole country and world are involved? It means that the medical is incompetent if there are records that they can't find or won't divulge. It means they are criminal if they disobeyed the legal requirements, and didn't do the safety tests. The lawsuit results were accepted because by ICAN because the meaning is the medical is probably criminal, but at least is incompetent, and therefore should be treated criminally.
All that
franky1 wants to do is play with some wording, and draw completely erroneous conclusions from the whole process.
So, where's the safety test records? Because that's what this is all about. The medical, by its actions, has said that they don't exist. Or can
franky1 provide them in a satisfatory manner wherein we can confirm that they were properly done? ICAN would love to see them.