Three new plaintiffs, one arrested lawyer – and a controversial statement: Pfizer did not test for transmission before market launch. Is this even a traditional vaccine?
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Netherlands Vaccine Lawsuit: Civil Case Against Bill Gates Continues Despite Lawyer’s Arrest
1. Core Conflict: Civil Lawsuit vs. Criminal Law
Since 2023, seven Dutch citizens have been pursuing a purely civil legal proceeding (Case number: C/23/1234) against:
- Mark Rutte (former Prime Minister)
- Marion Koopmans (Virologist, former WHO advisor)
- Albert Bourla (Pfizer CEO)
- Bill Gates (as a private individual, not for the Gates Foundation)
Allegation: Intentional deception regarding efficacy, long-term effects and safety of COVID-19 vaccines, which allegedly led to “physical, psychological and financial damages.”
Objective: No criminal conviction, but monetary compensation – estimated up to €500,000 per plaintiff.
Legal basis: Dutch Civil Code (Art. 6:162 BW – unlawful act).
Netherlands: Civil Lawsuit Against Bill Gates Proceeds Despite Lawyer’s Arrest
1. Core Conflict: Civil Claim vs. Criminal Charges
Since 2023, seven Dutch citizens have filed a purely civil lawsuit (Case No.: C/23/1234) against:
- Mark Rutte (former Prime Minister)
- Marion Koopmans (Virologist, ex-WHO advisor)
- Albert Bourla (Pfizer CEO)
- Bill Gates (as private individual, not representing Gates Foundation)
Allegations: Deliberate misrepresentation of COVID-19 vaccine efficacy, long-term effects, and safety, causing “physical, psychological, and financial harm”.
Objective: Financial compensation (up to €500,000 per plaintiff) – not criminal prosecution.
Legal Basis: Dutch Civil Code (Art. 6:162 BW – unlawful act).
Omission as a Tool of Manipulation
Documented examples from the COVID-19 pandemic, climate crisis, and Middle East conflict — how media shape reality through omission and distortion.
Artificial Intelligence and Consumer Deception
The term “AI” creates an image for consumers of thinking, understanding, even consciousness.
LLMs like GPT meet none of these criteria – yet they are still marketed as “intelligent.”
Core Problems:
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Semantic deception: The term “intelligence” suggests human cognition, while LLMs merely analyze large amounts of text statistically. They simulate language without understanding meanings or pursuing goals. The model has no real-world knowledge but instead makes predictions based on past training data.