John,

I have good news and bad news on our lawsuit against Twitter for its unconstitutional censorship of Rogan O’Handley.

The bad news is last week, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the District Court’s dismissal of our lawsuit.

It is disappointing but not totally unexpected.

After all, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against us in Gish v. Newsom, South Bay United Pentecostal Church v. Newsom, and Tandon v. Newsom before the United States Supreme Court ultimately ruled in our favor.

In other words, John... we aren’t going to let this setback slow us down.

But that doesn’t mean that our uphill battle to defend free speech online didn’t just get a lot steeper.

Here is where the exciting news comes in.

We’re taking this battle to the Supreme Court of the United States.

That’s right – we aren’t giving up, and this case isn’t over.

In fact, it is far from over and is critically important that we win.

This case is about the freedom of speech and the unholy collusion between the Big Government and Big Tech.

Shortly after the 2020 election, Rogan O’Handley used his Twitter handle to call for an audit of the election results.

His expressed desire for election integrity was enough for the State of California to email Twitter flagging Rogan’s tweet for censorship.

And Twitter did it before ultimately kicking Rogan off the platform altogether.

The Supreme Court is the last stop for this massive lawsuit.

That’s why it’s so important that we succeed and put everything we have into our cert petition.

Of course, we’re hopeful and optimistic that the Supreme Court will take the case, but I want to hear from you.

Do you think that SCOTUS should hear this case and issue a ruling ending this unconstitutional collusion between Big Tech and the Big Government?

To put things plainly, it will be incredibly difficult to win without your support or generosity.

I don’t know if or when an opportunity like this, an opportunity to take such an important and landmark case to the Supreme Court, will come again.

So, we need to seize this while we have it.

For Rogan, for Free Speech, and for the preservation of our Constitution for generations to come.

Thank you for all you’ve done for our mission and for standing by us through thick and thin.

Sincerely,

Harmeet K. Dhillon

Founder & CEO 

P.S. Elon Musk’s release of the “Twitter Files” show rampant collusion between Big Tech and Big Government with one purpose…to censor dissenting viewpoints.

Whether it was questions regarding vaccine efficacy or the COVID shutdowns, government agencies abused their power and pressured Big Tech platforms to censor Americans who dared to question what they were being told by the government.

Now it’s time to take our lawsuit on behalf of Rogan O’Handley (DC Draino) to the Supreme Court – and we’re counting on patriots like you more than ever to push us to the finish line.