Letter to Vax-Hesitant Federal Employees

Hang on. Help is on the way. There is a hope and a bank-shot. And an opportunity for a bit of elbow grease from some number of you.

If all goes according to hope, next week a federal class action lawsuit will be filed against the boss of a federal unit (not the DOD). The plaintiffs will be employees of that federal organization. They will be seeking Temporary Restraining Orders, permanent injunctive relief, the whole nine yards.

Here is the bankshot: I want to get it multiplied so the Secretary of Chair or Director of every federal organization is finding himself or herself or xirself staring down the barrel of a federal class action suit along with accusations of Nuremberg Code violations.

How do I expect to get it so multiplied? Through the magic of a global grassroots movement known as “Tore Maras”.

Many federales likely know who Tore Maras is, but for the newcomers: she runs a podcast that has become a global top 40 political broadcast. In five broadcasts of three hours each per week, Tore discusses events from a perspective that the mainstream would dismiss as “conspiracy minded” (setting aside her ability to predict the future, as she often demonstrates by taking clips from shows three years previously and playing them now). She punctuates her chapters with eclectic but tasteful music samplings. Across all channels her daily listeners now number in the low millions. Hundreds of chapters have sprung up where weekly meetings are held in diners, coffee shops, and city parks, for her fans to discuss her broadcasts. Of approximately 600 chapters, 300 are scattered in cities around the US, and 300 are scattered globally (yes, in Hamburg, Germany, yes, there is a coffee shop where once/week a group of people get together to discuss Tore’s last week of broadcasts).

Tore’s man social media is Telegram, where here channel Tore Says + has become what Austrian economists would call a catallaxy. It is a self-organizing group organized from the bottom-up. Most impressively, it has demonstrated the ability to do useful work. It was an accidental discovery: Tore was away from home and had a car wreck (or a car theft?), mentioned it on-air…. and her millions of followers self-organized a new Tesla to appear in her driveway. But it has quickly gotten much bigger.

Imagine a beehive in the center of which is nestled and guarded a queen bee (Tore). Among the chambers of the beehive are the aforementioned geographic chapters. But there are chambers for physicians, and industrial engineers, and a chamber for many dozens of lawyers (who work in law firms which would never handle cases as controversial as these). Like an enormous open-source software project but this one composed of volunteers of all stripes, the energies of this beehive exceed that of all but the largest lawfirms. It asks for a tiny amount of erg out of tens of thousands of people, and they deliver.

Over the last few months, , Tore has been conjuring and plotting with that group, and in the last three weeks it gushed forth:

• 20 federal lawsuits challenging school mask mandates in 20 different federal districts;
• 48 state Supreme Courts lawsuits challenging vaccine mandates of any sort within the state.

These are serious lawsuits. Drafted by volunteer lawyers contributing time to a virtual law firm shielded within the hive. The suit drawn up collaboratively by lawyers volunteering from several Big 10 firms. With research on varying state constitutional and legislative language done by lawyers and paralegals within the relevant geographic chapters. And the most current scientific research surfaced within the cells holding industrial engineers and phsyicians and scientists, and injected into the cases.

Shielded within the hive and with no more effort than a maestro makes whisking xir’s baton, Tore has built (or more precisely, around Tore has organized) an open-source mass-movement with a sophistication at which I marvel.

Foer her next feat, Tore has agreed to put that apparatus at the service of you vax-hesitant federales. Here is how it is going to work:

• Early next week a superbly-drafted federal class action lawsuit will be filed on behalf of the federal employees of and contractors to a particular federal department, agency, or commission (I’m not saying which, but even a youth would have heard of it).
• Meanwhile, vax-hesitant federales are going to visit learn a bit about Tore World:
  • Her podcast (“The Tore Says Show”) can be found on Apple Podcasts here (and elsewhere);
  • Her main Social media channel is Telegram (consider downloading the app): Tore Says + ;
  • Her organizing channel is TTT Roll Call (“TTT” being a reference to “Time Traveling Tore”).
• In the days ahead you will see created for you cells within the beehive that map not to geographic locations, but to your home agencies. You should join. You likely cannot create social media accounts under real names. That is OK. This will still work.
• That first class federal class action suit delivered early next week will be duplicated within each of the cells (hence why you need to find the one relevant to your home agency).
  • There will be the volunteer lawyers working from their cells (along with the engineers and physicians) to take the one class action suit, and localize it to the conditions and perhaps legal situation of each of your home agencies;
  • You vax-hesitant federales will be working with them to help them (that is where some elbow grease comes in), and also, will consider acting as plaintiffs in the the class action to be filed. There may be a couple thousand bucks in court filing fees, but spread across dozens of you that should be manageable.

As far-fetched as this all sounds, I’ve seen it work. I watched Tore incubate all this over the last six months, and I saw it generate and file 48 state supreme court cases and 20 federal cases since late September (just three weeks ago).

The thing about “open-source” is that the crowd does the work. For you vax-hesitant federal employees who want to fight the mandate, this is how you can do it with the fewest ergs of effort. This open-sourced network conjured into existence by Tore can the scientific and legal research, it can deliver the lawyering, it can do everything but be good, smart, strong plaintiffs. It needs a handful of you for that.

Thus, for any federal department, agency, or commission where a good enough handful of federales show up and join Tore World (as I call it), we can probably get the root class action lawsuit duplicated and localized within a week (insh’allah). Thus, if that is filed Monday, and if everything then went smooth as butta, by October 25 there could be a federal class action lawsuit (seeking TRO and permanent injunctive relief) to block the vaccine mandate in your home agency, populated with the most up-to-the-moment scientific and medical research.

It ain’t much. But it’s all I got.

This story was first published on Deep Capture. Deep Capture features original investigative reporting on the all-too-cozy relationship Wall Street has with regulators, media, government and the intellectual establishment.