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I emailed a "Vaccine Attorney" (not too many of those) here in my State and asked him if he had heard about the Preliminary Injunction. Several emails passed back and forth between us. He told me that he had researched the matter and could NOT locate the name of the alleged attorney who was the one named to have Filed the Preliminary Injunction. He emailed me back just a few minutes ago:

Please forgive me if this is a duplicate email. I want to make sure everyone knows that this was a factually incorrect article. I couldn't confirm the existance of the named NJ attorney. ~Alan Phillips

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