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Brook Hines's avatar

i forgot Rokfin exists. does sound like they’re merging w/another service, best case.

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Miechelle Michaelis's avatar

To all it concerns,

I am writing to demand immediate action and accountability for the ongoing crimes against humanity perpetrated by federal, state, and corporate entities. It is no longer acceptable to allow government and corporate employees, including those in public health sectors, to continue functioning while widespread poisoning and mutation of our environment and people is occurring daily.

The use of harmful chemicals, pesticides, pollutants, and various contaminants has been sanctioned, overlooked, and approved by those in power, resulting in immeasurable harm to human lives.

The negligence and complicity of the government and corporations in allowing these toxic substances to infiltrate our communities is nothing short of a violation of basic human rights.

I demand the following actions immediately:

1. Resignation of All Federal, State, and Corporate Officials Complicit in Environmental Harm: This includes any entity that has contributed to or approved the widespread poisoning of the population through chemicals and pollutants. Those responsible must be held accountable for their role in these crimes.

2. Immediate Investigations into Corporate Malfeasance and Government Negligence: The NIH must use its platform to call for urgent investigations into how regulatory failures allowed such extensive contamination, affecting millions of lives.

3. Public Acknowledgment of the Damage Done: The public deserves a full admission of the harm caused by years of unchecked pollution. Transparency is crucial to prevent further atrocities and begin the process of justice and healing.

4. Reparation and Justice for Affected Populations: All communities affected by toxic exposure must receive compensation and support.

This includes medical care, financial reparations, and ongoing monitoring of health conditions directly caused by environmental contamination.

I demand that the NIH stand with the people and take immediate steps to dismantle the systems responsible for the suffering we see today.

This is no longer a matter of research or gradual reform—action must be swift, decisive, and rooted in justice.

Failure to act will only further erode the trust and legitimacy of your institution and the government at large.

The people are watching, and we will not allow these crimes to continue unaddressed.

Sincerely,

Miechelle Michaelis

816 533 2852

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