- National security attorney Mark Zaid revealed that high-level officials and insiders are preparing to leave the U.S. to avoid legal repercussions under President Donald Trump's administration.
- Zaid's clients, who have been explicitly named by the former president, are taking proactive measures to protect themselves from perceived legal threats.
- The pharmaceutical industry, including top executives, is experiencing panic due to potential investigations into alleged collusion with social media platforms during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is expected to play a significant role in the Trump administration, has promised to dismantle the World Health Organization (WHO) and investigate individuals like Bill Gates and Dr. Anthony Fauci.
In a startling development, national security attorney Mark Zaid has revealed that a significant number of high-level officials and insiders within the "Washington deep state" are preparing to leave the U.S. to avoid legal repercussions under the incoming President Donald Trump's administration.
The attorney's disclosure, made during a CNN interview, underscores the growing unease within certain government and corporate circles as Trump prepares to take office.
Zaid explained that his clients are taking proactive measures to protect themselves from what they perceive as imminent legal threats.
"Donald Trump and his allies have made it abundantly clear during the campaign and beyond that they plan to retaliate swiftly," Zaid said. "We are taking those threats seriously, and preparations are already underway."
The attorney's statements come amid a broader climate of unease, particularly within government and corporate sectors. While many federal employees have expressed unease about their job security and potential legal repercussions, Zaid's clients represent a more targeted group. (Related: FBI Director Wray to resign before Trump's second term begins.)
"This isn't something to take lightly," he added. "We are talking about people who have been explicitly named and singled out by the former president."
This revelation is part of a larger narrative of accountability and potential legal action. In the pharmaceutical industry, top executives are reportedly on edge as Trump's inauguration nears, coupled with growing scrutiny from figures like environmental lawyer and vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Kennedy has warned the World Health Organization (WHO) and Big Pharma executives of impending investigations into "crimes against humanity."
Jamel Holley, a Kennedy advisor and New Jersey assemblyman confirmed the industry's unease, stating, "The top CEOs are in a state of panic." This panic stems from the potential investigation into alleged collusion with social media platforms to censor medical information during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Role of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in Trump administration
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., expected to play a significant role as "health czar" in the Trump administration, has promised to dismantle the WHO, an action he claims will pave the way for accountability at the highest levels. Kennedy's warnings extend to individuals such as billionaire Bill Gates and former White House Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci, both of whom have faced intense scrutiny over their roles in the pandemic response.
Kennedy has been a vocal critic of the WHO, arguing that it has fallen under the control of global elites and foreign powers that do not prioritize America's interests. "Their pandemic treaty grants them sweeping authority the moment they declare a pandemic, regardless of whether one truly exists," Kennedy emphasized.
In a broader context, Kennedy's actions and promises reflect a larger trend of questioning international institutions and their role in domestic governance. This is not merely a political maneuver but a call to arms for those concerned about sovereignty and the potential overreach of global bodies.
As Trump's administration takes shape, the coming weeks and months will reveal the extent of the legal and political challenges facing those within the Washington deep state and the pharmaceutical industry. Zaid's disclosures and Kennedy's warnings highlight the complex interplay between government, corporate interests and international institutions.
Kennedy's call for citizens to educate themselves is a reminder that, despite the complexity and power of these institutions, the ultimate authority lies with the people. As the new administration sets its agenda, the coming months will test the balance between accountability, sovereignty and the protection of individual rights and freedoms.
This situation underscores the ongoing debate about the role of international institutions in domestic policy and the need for transparency and accountability in government and corporate actions. As the dust settles, the true test of American democracy will be its ability to navigate these challenges while upholding the values enshrined in its Constitution.
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