I said I wanted to report COVID19 fraud, that the city was shut down over fraud.

I told him I was going to my car in the cold wind, and to hang on a moment. I headed into the cold wind, with the officer on the phone. I begin talking calmly “Officer, how nice to hear from you…” I almost paused in the lobby to talk, but the security guard was right on my tail. Next up, as I was in the elevator with the security guard, the officer called me back. Well, then I don’t want to talk to her, either. But she does not want to talk to you, and the floor belongs to her. And that I came back to tell her that her referrals did not pan out. I said she lied, she never said that to me, only that I should go to the 9th floor, which I did. I retorted, asking to see an attorney at an attorney’s office is not weird. Security guard from the first floor is leaving as I enter. She said maybe some lawyers on the 9th floor could help me. I explained that I wanted to talk to a lawyer about the COVID19 fraud, because the test kits don’t work. Security guard said that the law firm I was looking for was on the 21st floor. So, I found the largest law firm with the most referrals, 34 on google or so. Lawfirms are always located close to the courts. Lawyers might know of ways to get a hold of judges or mayors, too. Next, I decided to try visiting a law firm nearby. I was going to need some energy for a day like this cold day was going. She said she would have a Sergeant call me back. I wanted to report fraud, COVID19 fraud, because the test kits don’t work, and all the lockdowns are all for nothing. The 911 operator wanted my location and telephone number. I dialed 911, because the other number on the sign was just to “the city”. And like that, it was time for me to leave. I said I live in another city in Texas, I’m just here visiting. As if that mattered because the fraud is national, but right here in the city, too. He asked me where I live, city or county.

He said, if you wanted to report fraud, I don’t think I can help you. We walked to the exit, as I was telling him that I wanted to make a fraud report about the fraud of the test kits, but that the Police station was closed, too. I said, “Oh, do you want me to leave? He said sure. I did manage to open a supposedly locked door. See, a judge could rule that Mayor’s “Shelter in place” order invalid. She said she would have someone from the mayor’s office call me back. The CDC, FDA, the test kit maker, and Stanford epidemiologists say the kits suffer from false positives. I said the test kits don’t work and are fraud. So, I looked up the Mayor’s office / city hall. IS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

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