And this is how we handle people like her. Come on out from your page and we will come for you too. Debbie Dooley c/o @Crimsontider (X platform) Re: Defamatory Post on X Platform – Demand for Immediate Retraction and Apology Dear Ms. Dooley: This letter constitutes formal notice regarding your defamatory post published on the X platform (formerly Twitter) on or about June 10, 2026 (or within the last several hours), in which you stated, among other things: “Apparently, The Georgia Independent @TGInewsGA, aka Neil Singleton, is allegedly shaking candidates down to hire him for a monthly fee and it appears they are vastly overstating their reach.” You further highlighted purported follower counts in a manner intended to portray The Georgia Independent LLC and myself as engaging in dishonest practices. These statements are **false**, **malicious**, and constitute **libel per se** under Georgia law (O.C.G.A. § 51-5-1 et seq.). Accusing a person or media outlet of “shaking down” candidates for money directly imputes the commission of a crime (extortion or similar criminal conduct) and charges dishonesty in one’s trade, occupation, or profession. Such statements are actionable without proof of special damages because they tend to injure reputation, expose the subject to public hatred, contempt, or ridicule, and harm business operations. The Georgia Independent LLC is a legitimate media outlet engaged in newsgathering, investigative reporting, and related services. Any implication that we engage in unlawful “shakedowns” or inflate our reach in a fraudulent manner is entirely fabricated and has caused demonstrable reputational and professional harm. DEMAND You are hereby demanded to: 1. Immediately delete the defamatory post and any related comments or reposts. 2. Publish a clear, prominent retraction and apology on the same X account, visible for at least 30 days, stating that the accusations were false and unfounded. 3. Cease and desist from any further publication of similar false statements about myself or The Georgia Independent LLC. You must comply with these demands **no later than 5:00 p.m. EDT on June 12, 2026**. Failure to do so will result in the immediate filing of a defamation lawsuit in the appropriate Georgia court seeking all available damages (including punitive damages), attorney’s fees (if applicable), costs, and injunctive relief. This letter is written without prejudice to any rights or remedies available to me or The Georgia Independent LLC and does not constitute a waiver of any claims. Sincerely, **/s/** Neil Keith Singleton Individually and as Authorized Agent The Georgia Independent LLC

They also infiltrated ROV’s under a highly organized front called “Election Protection”: Check this out - Here’s a photo I took of the ACLU caught Electioneering in the 2024 General Election in Nevada. “Election Protection”. 🤦🏼‍♀️ It’s not bipartisan. It’s Soros. Look at his lanyard. Sent an Electioneering affidavit outlining the violation of law to the SOS and it was dismissed. The SOS stood up for this Soros front, and the kicker - an attorney with Barracuda (Dominion) was to my right, watching this whole thing. (That’s her company logo and backpack on the right side.) They infiltrated the ROV in a major battleground State where down ballots were stolen, and all the evidence we submitted has been rejected outright. @DOJNatSec Here’s the thread explainer 🪡 🧵 👇🏻 x.com/truenorth444/status/20…

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🚨 The CDC doesn't require doctors to read the vaccine insert before administering shots. @ICANdecide is asking them to change that. ICAN's legal team sent a letter to the CDC this month proposing specific, concrete changes to the agency's vaccine contraindications and precautions guidance, the list that governs when a doctor can and cannot grant a medical exemption. Here is what the letter actually says and why it matters. 📋 What the current guidance does: The CDC's contraindications and precautions list tells clinicians which conditions should prevent or delay vaccination. It also includes a separate table of conditions explicitly labeled as NOT valid reasons to defer vaccination, conditions the CDC says are "commonly misperceived" as exemption-worthy. That second table has grown over the years while the first has remained narrow, meaning the system is designed to shrink the space for clinical judgment, not expand it. 📄 What ICAN is proposing: The letter proposes that before each vaccine dose is administered, clinicians be required to screen patients against two sources that are currently not required: 1⃣ First, all contraindications, warnings, and precautions listed in Section 6 of the package insert for each relevant vaccine. These are the risks the manufacturer has already disclosed to the FDA. They are federal documents. They are not currently required reading before a shot is given. 2⃣ Second, all conditions listed on the VICP Vaccine Injury Table for each relevant vaccine. This is the federal government's own list of injuries it has already acknowledged are caused by vaccines, maintained by the same government that administers the immunization program. It is also not currently required screening. ⚖️ Why this matters: The CDC's current guidance actively instructs clinicians that certain conditions are not valid exemptions, even in cases where the manufacturer's own package insert lists those same conditions as warnings or precautions. A doctor following CDC guidance can be discouraged from granting an exemption for a risk that the manufacturer has already flagged in the product label submitted to the FDA. 🔍 What ICAN is asking for: The proposed language does not ask the CDC to expand exemptions broadly. It asks that the minimum floor for screening be the manufacturer's own disclosures and the federal injury table, both of which already exist, and both of which the current system allows clinicians to set aside entirely. A clinician who has never been required to read the package insert before administering a dose has not been given the tools to practice informed medicine. That is what this letter is asking the CDC to fix. Full letter from ICAN lead attorney @AaronSiriSG: icandecide.org/wp-content/up… We can't do this work without your help, and we have a match this month! Consider helping us reach our goal. Every gift helps ICAN keep fighting for true Informed Consent and medical freedom. bit.ly/ICANJuneMatch

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