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This week at IoJ.
What IoJ is working on right now, what's coming next, and the clocks we're racing. It updates itself as the court dockets move.
The clocks
Bill Gates, Pfizer's CEO and the Dutch State answer 7 injured claimants in a Dutch civil court.
Government's first response dueIn our federal mandamus, No. 1:26-cv-01543 (D.D.C.).
Sovereignty Manifesto goes publicThanksgiving week launch on stopagenda2030.org.
The 2030 deadlineThe UN's own date for all 17 goals.
On the desk this week
What we're working on.
Mandamus
The government's response
Every defendant is served. The court's docket lists the government's answer as due Nov 7, and the fund is bringing counsel in for what comes next.
FDA petition
The 32 Points, one a day
Each request in Citizen Petition FDA-2025-P-1807 explained in plain English on Substack.
Media Watch
Leeuwarden, Oct 22
Daily breakdowns before the Dutch hearing, then coverage of the day itself.
Nuremberg
Funding counsel for the Costa Rica case
The appeals court said the experts must be heard. Next: the Contentious-Administrative Court, with licensed counsel.
Stop Agenda 2030
The Sovereignty Manifesto
Public launch Thanksgiving week. Sign early.
Latest on the record
What just happened.
The federal mandamus is filed
No. 1:26-cv-01543, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Count I — make DoD produce the § 1520a(d) report. Count II — make FDA decide the petition.
Court grants electronic filing access
The court lets IoJ's founder file electronically, the way attorneys do.
Court grants the service extension
Granted the same day it was filed. Proof of service is due Oct 14.
FDA writes back — and doesn't deny
FDA's biologics center asks for supporting evidence instead of denying the petition.
IoJ files the evidence on time
The supplement goes in by the deadline FDA set.
Proofs of service filed
Proof that every defendant was served is filed with the court. The court's docket sets the government's answer date.
Media Watch — the Dutch case is heard in Leeuwarden
Not IoJ's case. IoJ is watching because the claimants are trying to prove some of the same things in court, with some of the same witnesses.
The government's first response is due
The United States answers in the federal mandamus, on the date listed on the court's docket.