Topic: 9 11 Families

Purdue Pharma utilized Chapter 11 bankruptcy in White Plains, New York, to pause over 2,700 lawsuits and seek a "non-consensual third-party release." This legal maneuver, overseen by Judge Robert D. Drain, allows the Sackler family to obtain civil immunity from opioid-related litigation without filing for personal bankruptcy. Critics argue this "billionaire justice" could leave the Sacklers wealthier than before the settlement due to investment returns.

Kenneth Feinberg and Judge Alvin Hellerstein are accused of preventing 9-11 families from having their day in court through the Victim Compensation Fund and a "war of attrition" in civil litigation. Icke claims these legal maneuvers ensured that no evidence regarding the true nature of the attacks reached a public trial.