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>1. Hasn't it been proven
The result you suggest is a corollary of the theorem of Hadamard and de la Vallee-Poussin. I believe I have demonstrated an error in the corollary related to the neighborhood of infinity. (Remark 8.12 and following articles in pic PDF.) I think the theorem itself, a result proving that there can be no zeros with real part equal to one, also fails in the neighborhood of infinity. I showed that the corollary fails but I don't recall if I showed the error in the underlying theorem. I think it is trivial, either way.
2. And you claim infinite zeta zeroes are on the real number line near infinity?
I claim infinite non-trivial zeros outside the critical strip in the neighborhood of minus real infinity. I show infinite zeros inside and outside the critical strip in the neighborhoods of plus and minus imaginary infinity. Seems like you pretty much got the gist.