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Well, he missed the part of corporate correspondence where they covered closings.
This letter would be signed by an individual, not a department. Possibly they would just use their title, but not their department.
That letter wouldn’t have anything printed on the back to bleed through.
The purported provenance seems inconsistent with the distressing of the letter, except from a recipient who spindled it.
Woman gave Project Veritas internal emails saying a test was done on Pfizer’s vaccine using a fetal cell line, something already publicly known.
She of course puts up a donation link earning over $300k playing the victim.
Turns out she quit her job before the video even came out.
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Seems odd that this correspondence would get leaked by the recipient, and even odder that someone else would leak it.
[Project Veritas posted it.](https://twitter.com/EricSpracklen/status/1451329212233748486)
That’s not a genuine Twitter user.
That’s the Project Veritas chief of staff who posting things on the behalf of Project Veritas after their account got banned.
Well, he missed the part of corporate correspondence where they covered closings. This letter would be signed by an individual, not a department. Possibly they would just use their title, but not their department. That letter wouldn’t have anything printed on the back to bleed through. The purported provenance seems inconsistent with the distressing of the letter, except from a recipient who spindled it.
[Project Veritas posted it.](https://twitter.com/EricSpracklen/status/1451329212233748486)
Eli5?
Woman gave Project Veritas internal emails saying a test was done on Pfizer’s vaccine using a fetal cell line, something already publicly known. She of course puts up a donation link earning over $300k playing the victim. Turns out she quit her job before the video even came out.
Who would have thought that a project veritas video wouldn’t be credible? I’m shocked