In May 2021 Real Raw News reported that Deep State Dr. Deborah Birx, a woman more famous for polychromatic scarves than medical expertise, was arrested on charges of treason and mass medical malpractice at her multigenerational home in Pennsylvania. We then reported that JAG had set aside time in June for her military tribunal. After that, we received no further updates on the devious Dr. Birx and assumed she’d either struck a deal or was shipped to a location other than Guantanamo Bay, for the “White Hat” partition of the US military maintains several tribunal grounds at bases across the globe.
Real Raw News can now report, belatedly, that the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps and the Office of Military Commissions indeed tried and convicted Birx on June 30, 2021. The proceedings took place at Naval Base Guam, which sits approximately 3,300 miles West of Hawaii, and 1,500 miles east of the Philippines and south of Japan. Guam is a territory of the United States, and its residents are US citizens. The island is about 36 miles long, 6-12 miles wide, and in many ways, Guam is an all-American community.
On April 7, 2018, President Donald J. Trump authorized the renovation of vacant barracks into legal offices and a pair of courtrooms from where JAG could hold accountable Deep State Criminals, aka “the swamp,” for their crimes against the United States. But rather than burden U.S. taxpayers, Trump helped finance the project to the tune of several million dollars, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers completed construction in three months, ahead of schedule, according to both military and Mar-a-Lago sources.
“I confirm Trump was involved in and paid for a revamp of the Guam facilities. I have no idea who’s been tried there or when,” a Mar-a-Lago source said.
A JAG source, however, supplied somewhat more perspicuous details.
“The Naval Station Guam penal camp was built as a fallback, in case the Deep State captured GITMO, or if GITMO was overloaded. Neither’s been the case, but JAG has sent Deep State prisoners abroad for trial. I don’t know the reasons; those decisions are made by officers above my pay grade. I know that although the project was finished in September 2019, no tribunals were held there until after President Trump activated the Insurrection Act sometime in January 2021. I’ve heard that six such tribunals took place before Birx was tried, convicted, and executed at the Guam location,” a JAG source said.
When asked why JAG was so tardy in releasing info on Birx’s conviction, he said that Vice Adm. Darse E. Crandall and the “White Hat” heads of other branches of the armed forces coordinate the dissemination of classified or declassified data.
“I say nothing until I get a green light, and then only what I’m authorized to say. For OPSEC reasons, there’s also heavy compartmentalization, so I personally might not hear of an incident until a later date. And in the case of Birx, I only learned her fate last week,” our JAG source said.
Birx, he added, fell to a firing squad on July 6, 2021.
“At GITMO the preferred method of execution is hanging; in Guam it’s a five-gun salute, straight to the afterlife,” he said.