Expresses fear that answering government inquiries could lead to surveillance and retaliation, without pr…

HHS public comment #1065 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-28

#1Expresses fear that answering government inquiries could lead to surveillance and retaliation, without pr…by Larry Ellis » 2026-09-28
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Expresses fear that answering government inquiries could lead to surveillance and retaliation, without providing supporting evidence.

  • Surveillance & privacy concerns: re) find out what we think against what they want you to believe, your on their list. And when everything comes down you'll be rounded up.

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I disagree, about answering Government inquires. When they (who ever they are) find out what we think against what they want you to believe, your on their list. And when everything comes down you'll be rounded up.

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