Important Geoengineering Status Update

Meet the legal team, our SaveOurSkies.org website is live, hear about our infrastructure, and what we have done with your geoengineering donations!

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I’m celebrating my first anniversary of being on Substack, and I want to thank everyone who has subscribed! I particularly want to thank those with a paid subscription because this Substack is my only income — so those subscriptions mean the world to me.

Now, I also want to thank everyone who contributed to our Stop U.S. Geoengineering Legal Fund.

In the above video, I have broken down how we have spent the donations. I believe you will be pleased with the headway we have made.

I’m also happy to announce our SaveOurSkies.org website is live! Check it out and know there is more to come next week, including a place on the website where you can add your testimonies of what you are witnessing in the sky, with your pollinators, trees, rain water test results, you name it.

We want to make sure your voice is heard!

And, yes, we are open to feedback on the website. This is just the beginning.

Check out our new website HERE!

I also have for you a brief introduction to our legal team below.

They mean business!

If you have donated to our givesendgo, would. you be willing to double your donation or sign up for a monthly donation? If you have been thinking about donating, but haven’t, after reading who is on our legal team, would you be willing to donate now?

BRIEF INTRODUCTION

The ultimate goal of this legal team and undertaking is to expose, and hold accountable, several significant players in the geoengineering realm. These will range from military leaders and corporations to airlines, businessmen/women in related geoengineering corporations/ industries, and more. We currently have a foundational team researching legal avenues to start the lawsuit processes and sourcing experts, creating and providing partnerships, gearing up for large outreach projects, and more.

As ecosystems crumble daily, we wish to gear up and go as quickly as possible in all aspects.

THE LEGAL TEAM & ITS TRACK RECORD

The legal team is comprised of attorneys, research specialists, physicians, scientists, and more. While we have only recently initiated this project, our team includes the following attorneys:

Lead Attorney, Deana Pollard Sacks

Ms. Sacks has more than 20 major legal publications, received international recognition, and has been cited in over 200 law review articles, treatises, federal and state- published court opinions (including the United States Supreme Court), practice manuals, and statutory annotations.

In addition, her publications have been cited in many prestigious journals, including the Harvard Law Review, the Yale Law Journal, the Cornell Law Review, the California Law Review, the Northwestern University Law Review, the University of Chicago Law Review, the Texas Law Review, and the University of Pennsylvania Law Review. Deana was a tenured law professor for many years and now pursues civil rights cases on behalf of the public.

Scholarly papers: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfmper_id=507918

As a law professor, Ms. Sacks has gathered close colleagues of hers who are anonymous consultants. Three have degrees from Harvard and one from Columbia Law School. They have written leading textbooks on 1) evidence; 2) constitutional law; 3) federal jurisdiction; 4) American history (Antebellum South); 5) environmental treatises. Collectively this team has well over a hundred law review articles published - many in top journals.

David Sacks

Ms. Deana’s husband, David Sacks of the Sacks Law Firm, is a veteran trial lawyer in Houston, TX, and is rated as a Super Lawyer for 2018 - 2023.

Being selected as Super Lawyers, Mr. Sacks has earned the respect of his peers as one of the top-rated attorneys in the nation. This selection is based on an evaluation of 12 indicators, including peer recognition and professional achievement in legal practice, and is limited to a small number of attorneys in each state.

He is a certified appellate lawyer with extensive experience in federal and state courts and represents clients with appellate issues in Texas. He also represents clients with business and general litigation issues and will oversee our case's filings and federal procedures (https://www.sackslawfirm.com/david-j-sacks/).

Brad Beers

Brad Beers of the Beers Law Firm is a Sack’s colleague and works closely with the Sacks. Mr. Beers is a University of Texas School of Law graduate, has been a trial lawyer for 43 years, and was a prosecutor for decades in Harris County. After earning a bachelor’s degree in business administration from East Texas State University (now Texas A&M at Commerce) and a law degree from the University of Texas, Beers served as an assistant district attorney in Harris County, Texas (https://www.texasbar.com/AM/ Template.cfm?Section=Find_A_Lawyer&template=/Customsource/MemberDirectory/ MemberDirectoryDetail.cfm&ContactID=222085).

Both Mr. and Ms. Sacks and Mr. Beers are admitted to the US Supreme Court.

Tony Vacca (Canadian Team)

Canadian attorney Tony Vacca was co-counsel in a proposed Canadian class proceeding, filed in 2016, with urgency, seeking to bring an end to the aerial spraying in Canada on the basis that such spraying was profoundly harmful to the Canadian environment and destructive to human health, and as such, contravened the provisions of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The case was ultimately dismissed in November 2020 after 4.5 years of litigation. The Plaintiff can seek to appeal this dismissal, where the Plaintiff is able to present the Court with fresh, robust evidence to substantiate its claims. The citation for the Canadian case is Pelletier v. Canada, 2020 FC 1019.

Mr. Vacca is coordinating with the GenSeven US lawsuit, with a view to a potential, eventual appeal, and which appeal would add international momentum, to GenSeven’s US legal initiatives.

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