Pension Forfeiture for Nebraska's COVID Fraudsters

In the aftermath of the fake pandemic, public officials responsible for implementing controversial health measures are now under increasing and justifiable fire. The debate centers on accountability, proposing pension forfeiture for those accused of fraud or negligence. Termination of employment for those still in service is another suggested action to mend the trust gap. Additionally, criminal investigations are being advocated to scrutinize decision-making, finances, and personal gains from these policies. This push for accountability aims to deter future misconduct, ensure justice, and reestablish integrity in public service, emphasizing that there are repercussions for betraying public trust.

In Nebraska, the "plandemic" stands as a monument to deception, with Dr. Gary Anthone, the State Health Director during this period, and Dannette R. Smith, who disgracefully led the Department of Health and Human Services during the scam, at the epicenter of this scandal. Smith's appointment, often criticized as a DEI ("Didn't Earn It") hire based on race rather than merit, has come under fire due to her questionable credentials from dubious sources, casting serious doubts on her suitability for such a critical role.

Dr. Anthone's tenure ended in 2023, and as of the latest information, he is currently receiving his state pension, which his actions during the plandemic have now placed under scrutiny. His advocacy for mask mandates, lockdowns, and vaccination drives has been lambasted as either abject stupidity or calculated deceit, with policies accused of devastating Nebraska's economy and infringing upon civil liberties, possibly driven by ulterior motives. The data he used was so selectively curated that it's astonishing if any truth was arrived at.

Dannette R. Smith, whose leadership has been a subject of intense criticism due to her perceived lack of qualifications and her role in endorsing these draconian measures, also completed her term in 2023. Her pension status, like Anthone's, is now a point of contention, especially given the allegations of her promotion of a narrative of fear and control that served agendas disconnected from public health.

In Douglas County, Dr. Adi Pour, who was the Health Director at the start of the fake pandemic, retired in 2021 and is presumably receiving her pension. Her blind adherence to state directives, ignoring real data, has been seen as either gross negligence or complicity in a sinister plan. Lindsay Huse, who succeeded Pour and managed the middle and end of the plandemic, is still in her position, meaning her pension status remains prospective. Huse's continuation of these policies without significant reevaluation has led to accusations of either incompetence, willful ignorance, or being part of a larger deceit.

The ethical calamity these policies have wrought has led to a vociferous demand for accountability, specifically through pension forfeiture. If Dr. Anthone and Smith knowingly propagated lies or exaggerated the crisis for personal or political gain, their pensions, funded by the very taxpayers they've betrayed, should be revoked. It's an outrage for the Nebraska Public Employees Retirement Systems to continue supporting such deceit, particularly in light of Smith's controversial appointment.

Legal protections for pensions might offer temporary refuge, but they must not serve as a permanent shield for those who've betrayed public trust. The ethical gymnastics required to justify their actions are not just laughable; they're criminal.

Should investigations reveal that Dr. Anthone or Smith manipulated data, misused funds, or if Dr. Pour or Huse continued these flawed policies with full awareness of their dubious foundations, their pensions should face legal challenges. This isn't merely about financial retribution; it's about ensuring public servants are held accountable for what amounts to a betrayal of public trust.

The demand for accountability extends to criminal investigations into their decision-making, financial dealings, and any personal benefits accrued during this period of alleged deceit. This includes a rigorous examination of how emergency funds were handled, the transparency in vaccine distribution, and any conflicts of interest that might have influenced policy.

Accountability must extend beyond the public health leaders to include all involved in the COVID fraud. Every individual's role in this deception needs scrutiny to assess their culpability. Beyond those lying on TV, there were countless unnamed experts and fraudsters behind the scenes, equally or perhaps more responsible. They all must face their due consequences. This comprehensive evaluation ensures that everyone from the visible figureheads to the shadowy enablers gets their fair share of punishment for participating in this elaborate scam.

In Nebraska, this episode underscores the imperative for integrity across all tiers of public service, from the DHHS Director to the State Health Director and beyond. It stands as a stark reminder that future public health officials must be steadfast in their commitment to transparency, truth, and competence. They are not to be pawns in any game of manipulation or participants in concocted health crises. The legacy of this period should serve as a warning, ensuring that those in public office act with accountability and genuine concern for public welfare, rather than engaging in deceit or the orchestration of false pandemics.

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