Joshua Mast

Right.

Right.

Yes. So next next week we have oral argument in front of the Virginia Supreme Court and they make a decision. But, you know, our biggest concern is that there has been a successful effort from the very same bureaucrats that tried to shut us down in 2019 about telling the truth. I mean, essentially, looking back, we were whistleblowers like this is. like not in accordance with everything we know.

Yes. So next next week we have oral argument in front of the Virginia Supreme Court and they make a decision. But, you know, our biggest concern is that there has been a successful effort from the very same bureaucrats that tried to shut us down in 2019 about telling the truth. I mean, essentially, looking back, we were whistleblowers like this is. like not in accordance with everything we know.

Yes. So next next week we have oral argument in front of the Virginia Supreme Court and they make a decision. But, you know, our biggest concern is that there has been a successful effort from the very same bureaucrats that tried to shut us down in 2019 about telling the truth. I mean, essentially, looking back, we were whistleblowers like this is. like not in accordance with everything we know.

And we were right. And I think they're very concerned about that getting out. And that's why I've had my military orders change about what we can talk about. We've experienced like over classification of information, like clearly unclassified documents marked secret, no foreign. We've had federal agencies telling us what we can and can't talk about.

And we were right. And I think they're very concerned about that getting out. And that's why I've had my military orders change about what we can talk about. We've experienced like over classification of information, like clearly unclassified documents marked secret, no foreign. We've had federal agencies telling us what we can and can't talk about.

And we were right. And I think they're very concerned about that getting out. And that's why I've had my military orders change about what we can talk about. We've experienced like over classification of information, like clearly unclassified documents marked secret, no foreign. We've had federal agencies telling us what we can and can't talk about.

And honestly, absolute abuse of power to shut down the evidence that

And honestly, absolute abuse of power to shut down the evidence that

And honestly, absolute abuse of power to shut down the evidence that

So I would say that we're hopeful that that'll be the case. But there's so much they're correcting that was just, broken in our system before. For us, it's an issue of priority. I think that if an objective person looked like, I guess, let me caveat with one more thing. We went through a board of inquiry and you said you can't fight the government. That's true.

So I would say that we're hopeful that that'll be the case. But there's so much they're correcting that was just, broken in our system before. For us, it's an issue of priority. I think that if an objective person looked like, I guess, let me caveat with one more thing. We went through a board of inquiry and you said you can't fight the government. That's true.

So I would say that we're hopeful that that'll be the case. But there's so much they're correcting that was just, broken in our system before. For us, it's an issue of priority. I think that if an objective person looked like, I guess, let me caveat with one more thing. We went through a board of inquiry and you said you can't fight the government. That's true.

Unless you have a little bit of due process, then they have to give you stuff and it's harder to hide things. And so they ran our family through a recycled allegations, exactly what these mega law firms, we defeated them in court, proof were false. And so we went through that process and it was brutal, but you know what happened? They had to give you the evidence.

Unless you have a little bit of due process, then they have to give you stuff and it's harder to hide things. And so they ran our family through a recycled allegations, exactly what these mega law firms, we defeated them in court, proof were false. And so we went through that process and it was brutal, but you know what happened? They had to give you the evidence.

Unless you have a little bit of due process, then they have to give you stuff and it's harder to hide things. And so they ran our family through a recycled allegations, exactly what these mega law firms, we defeated them in court, proof were false. And so we went through that process and it was brutal, but you know what happened? They had to give you the evidence.

And so now it's consolidated in one place and there's classified, all of the classified information that I had on deployment is now in one place. And in all of the unclassified, we had 14 gigabytes of data that we never had before. And so like, although that was a brutal process, that was one way you can fight.

And so now it's consolidated in one place and there's classified, all of the classified information that I had on deployment is now in one place. And in all of the unclassified, we had 14 gigabytes of data that we never had before. And so like, although that was a brutal process, that was one way you can fight.

And so now it's consolidated in one place and there's classified, all of the classified information that I had on deployment is now in one place. And in all of the unclassified, we had 14 gigabytes of data that we never had before. And so like, although that was a brutal process, that was one way you can fight.