I agree. For a bunch of "researchers" the court case and affidavit as filed shouldn't be difficult to find. It's legitimate. It's Exhibit 4 in Roberts et. al v. Austin et. al in Colorado District court.
and for a buncha “question everything”ers the rest of you dipshits taking anything at face value just cuz it aligns with what we all want is exactly how the leftists we blame for getting us in this mess think.
Your link, professor rabbi, is trash. U less [email protected] is a known reputable source I’m unaware of. No way this could be made up now. It looks all official so it MUST be real. Gimme a break. I WANT it to be real, but so far, nada, just some shop work any need could pull off in a afternoon.
Point your browser to PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) at https://pacer.uscourts.gov. Create an account ... very simple and open to anyone.
Use the "Case Locator" search and search by case number 1:2021cv02228. Select the case "Robert et al v Austin et al" in the District of Colorado -- should be the 1st result. Select "History/Documents". You'll find Dr. Long's affidavit in item 17.
Then again, I could have hacked the entire federal court filing system and created this case and hundreds of accompanying documents all by myself with photoshop this afternoon.
I agree. For a bunch of "researchers" the court case and affidavit as filed shouldn't be difficult to find. It's legitimate. It's Exhibit 4 in Roberts et. al v. Austin et. al in Colorado District court.
Here's the full affidavit and attachments https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OGddogABXR13LKdjnEdgs2lgg_ERtA5b/view?usp=sharing
and for a buncha “question everything”ers the rest of you dipshits taking anything at face value just cuz it aligns with what we all want is exactly how the leftists we blame for getting us in this mess think.
Your link, professor rabbi, is trash. U less [email protected] is a known reputable source I’m unaware of. No way this could be made up now. It looks all official so it MUST be real. Gimme a break. I WANT it to be real, but so far, nada, just some shop work any need could pull off in a afternoon.
Point your browser to PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) at https://pacer.uscourts.gov. Create an account ... very simple and open to anyone.
Use the "Case Locator" search and search by case number 1:2021cv02228. Select the case "Robert et al v Austin et al" in the District of Colorado -- should be the 1st result. Select "History/Documents". You'll find Dr. Long's affidavit in item 17.
In case pictures help in your pursuit of knowledge https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Y6kbpK1G0cXQdTXh-DiQmNgstD-ZCmwWdOjaAgY4LVo/edit?usp=sharing
Then again, I could have hacked the entire federal court filing system and created this case and hundreds of accompanying documents all by myself with photoshop this afternoon.