About The Narrative On Trial
Help Us Keep the Eyes of the World on the Case Against Bill Gates!
THE HEARING MAY BE OVER. THE CASE IS NOT. AND NEITHER IS THE NARRATIVE ON TRIAL!
On 22 October 2026, the substantive hearing on the merits took place before the District Court of the Northern Netherlands in Leeuwarden, in the landmark civil lawsuit against Bill Gates, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, Mark Rutte, the State of the Netherlands and other defendants.
Following months of preparation, independent media production, international coordination and public-information activities, The Narrative on Trial helped bring this extraordinary case to an international audience.
Our original fundraiser made it possible to cover the necessary expenses, professional fees and production costs associated with the hearing, press conference and independent media operation. That fundraising period concluded, and we are enormously grateful to everyone who contributed.
A significant contribution towards the ongoing litigation costs was also made from funds raised through our original fundraiser, over and above the expenses, fees and costs associated with our independent media operation.
But there is still so much more to come!
As the proceedings continue, we are reopening our Buy Me a Coffee page for those who wish to make voluntary donations in support of the next chapter of The Narrative on Trial.
What Is The Narrative on Trial?
Founded and voluntarily managed by Fiona Rose Diamond, The Narrative on Trial is an independent media and public-information initiative supporting public awareness of the Dutch civil proceedings.
Our mission remains unchanged: to ensure that the eyes of the world remain on this case, that the evidence and court documents are accessible, and that the public can follow developments and examine the proceedings for themselves.
We have created a comprehensive information platform at www.TheNetherlandsCase.com, bringing together court documents, expert evidence, translations, interviews, recordings, media coverage and updates.
The hearing on 22 October was a major milestone, but the legal proceedings have not concluded. The court has indicated that a decision may be delivered on 9 December 2026, although this could be delayed until February 2027.
Whatever happens next, we intend to continue documenting developments and making information available to an international audience.
What Your Donations Help Support
There is considerable activity continuing behind the scenes, much of it personally undertaken by Fiona on a voluntary basis.
Your optional donations help support:
The forthcoming post-hearing documentary: Bringing together the events, interviews, expert contributions and developments surrounding the historic 22 October hearing.
Independent media production: Further interviews, recordings, editing, reporting, documentaries and original media publications as the case progresses.
Website management and updates: Maintaining and expanding TheNetherlandsCase.com as a comprehensive, accessible public resource.
Translations: Preparing English translations of Dutch court documents, statements and other important materials for an international audience.
Document preparation and redactions: Organising, reviewing, preparing and publishing case-related documents, including necessary redactions before public release.
Public communications and updates: Keeping supporters informed about court developments, potential judgments, further proceedings and significant announcements.
Research and administration: The extensive organisation, coordination and preparation involved in maintaining the public case archive and independent media initiative.
Ongoing resources and expenses: Website hosting, software, subscriptions, media production resources and other associated costs.
The Narrative on Trial is an independent, voluntary initiative. Donations are entirely optional and are welcomed from those who appreciate what we are doing and wish to support its continuation.
We are not funded by mainstream media organisations or corporate sponsors. Our activities depend upon personal commitment, independent resources and the generosity of those who choose to support us.
The World Is Watching. Let's Keep It That Way!
The 22 October hearing brought international attention to proceedings that deserve public scrutiny. But a single hearing, a press conference or a documentary is not the end of the story.
There are further documents to prepare, translations to publish, developments to report and important questions still awaiting the court's determination.
Our commitment is to continue making the case accessible, to document the proceedings and to ensure that the public has the opportunity to examine the evidence and legal arguments for themselves.
We believe this matters. We believe the public deserves access to the information. And we believe independent media has an essential role to play in making that possible.
We must continue doing what mainstream media is not doing. But we cannot do it alone!
Every voluntary contribution, large or small, is sincerely appreciated. And if you cannot donate, sharing our website, recordings and publications is equally valuable.
To everyone who has supported us, travelled to the Netherlands, shared our coverage, offered encouragement or helped bring this case to international attention:
THANK YOU!
Together, we helped bring The Narrative on Trial to the world.
Now let's ensure the world keeps watching.
The world is watching. The Narrative is on Trial.
A separate fundraising campaign has been established in the Netherlands by plaintiff Reginald (Reggie) Dijkstra, together with his co-plaintiffs.
This campaign is dedicated exclusively to supporting the claimants' ongoing legal expenses and the continuation of the litigation.
If you wish to contribute directly towards the legal proceedings, please visit:
https://gofundnow.nl/campaign/give-the-victims-a-voice-support-our-fight-for-justice-6adccf2e0c014
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