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Perfect storm of federal police state injustice
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Holmes' real "crime" was to challenge the entrenched, [[FDA]]-controlled medical establishment with an innovative approach to testing at home.  For that the [[Deep State]] retaliated with a vengeance, along with the [[liberal media]] that did a 180 in switching from treating her as a hero to falsely treating her as a terrible villain. '''''Holmes is yet another example of how the [[U.S.]] has become a [[police state]], similar to how [[Turkey]] is run by its military'''''.
 
Holmes' real "crime" was to challenge the entrenched, [[FDA]]-controlled medical establishment with an innovative approach to testing at home.  For that the [[Deep State]] retaliated with a vengeance, along with the [[liberal media]] that did a 180 in switching from treating her as a hero to falsely treating her as a terrible villain. '''''Holmes is yet another example of how the [[U.S.]] has become a [[police state]], similar to how [[Turkey]] is run by its military'''''.
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== Perfect storm of federal [[police state]] injustice ==
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Although standard to allow a defendant to remain free pending appeals, entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes was required to report for her 11-year (!!) sentence in May 2023, prior to the completion of her appeals.  She has two young children.
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This is another example of overreach by the federal [[police state]], at all levels.  Leading [[Republican]]s seem frightened that they will be next for this [[Deep State]] mistreatment.  [[Turkey]], known to be run by its military state, may be more free than the [[U.S.]] at this point.
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In this Holmes case, it appears to have been a perfect storm of three factors:
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1.  Powerful [[private equity]] investors lost a few bucks.  They are vicious, greedy people.  Sen. [[Pat Toomey]] voted to impeach/remove Trump in Jan. 2021, and then took a job with private equity merely weeks after his term ended two years later.  Trump is hated by private equity because he tried to close their "carried interest" tax loophole, which has long been widely criticized.
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2.  Holmes challenged the [[FDA]]-controlled medical establishment with an innovation.  That's a no-no, and many who cross the [[FDA]]-controlled [[Establishment]] have been destroyed.  By getting Holmes, the powers-that-be deter all other entrepreneurs.
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3.  The [[WSJ]] tried to make a name for itself by publishing a series of "exposes" which probably could be run about any startup company.
    
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