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Today, on July 15, 2025, Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) chaired a pivotal Senate hearing titled "Voices of the Vaccine Injured," held under the auspices of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee. The event featured emotional testimonies from vaccine injury victims, bereaved families, and medical experts, aiming to amplify often-silenced stories of harm while addressing broader debates on vaccine safety, efficacy, and policy. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) offered a counterpoint, emphasizing the life-saving benefits of vaccines and sharing accounts of losses from preventable diseases.

Senator Blumenthal’s Fallacy of Logic

According to OpenSecrets, throughout his career, Senator Blumenthal has received $1,516,655 from health sector donations.

In an odd comparison, Senator Blumenthal compared liability immunity for vaccine manufacturers to the gun industry. We assure the Senator, if the government ever mandates shooting citizens with guns, we will certainly be vocal in our opposition of that as well. Let’s let Grok explain this logical fallacy:

The primary logical fallacy in Senator Richard Blumenthal's comparison of liability immunity for vaccine manufacturers to that for the gun industry is false equivalence.

This fallacy occurs when two things are portrayed as equivalent based on superficial similarities, while ignoring significant differences in context, purpose, or impact. Blumenthal highlighted that both industries enjoy "blanket immunity" from lawsuits (referencing the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act for vaccines and the 2005 Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, or PLCAA, for guns) and suggested critics of vaccine immunity should consistently oppose gun immunity to avoid hypocrisy. However, the immunities are not truly comparable:

- Vaccine manufacturer immunity was enacted to ensure vaccine availability amid a public health crisis, as lawsuits threatened to drive companies out of the market. Vaccines are often mandated for public health reasons (e.g., school entry), and claims are handled through a no-fault compensation system (NVICP) funded by an excise tax on vaccines.

- Gun manufacturer immunity under PLCAA protects against suits for lawful products misused by third parties (e.g., criminal acts), but allows lawsuits for defective products, negligence, or violations of law. It does not cover mandated products and stems from concerns over frivolous litigation, not supply shortages for essential health tools.

By equating them, the argument oversimplifies and distracts from the unique public health rationale for vaccine protections. It also veers into whataboutism (a form of deflection by pointing to another issue) and an implied appeal to hypocrisy (tu quoque), suggesting opponents are inconsistent without addressing the core criticism of vaccine policies.

It's worth noting that the United States' high rate of gun ownership likely prevented the enforcement of unlawful vaccine mandates.

Vaccines Face Increased Scrutiny

The hearing, streamed live and now available in full above, comes amid growing public scrutiny of vaccine mandates, pharmaceutical influence, and federal health agencies. Johnson opened by decrying the "abandonment" of vaccine-injured individuals, referencing historical context like the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, which granted manufacturers liability immunity, and the explosion in childhood vaccine doses from 7 to 76 since then. He criticized the "religious-like zeal" protecting vaccine narratives and called for rigorous cost-benefit analysis, entering articles and books like Dissolving Illusions and Toby Rogers' Substack into the record.

This scrutiny echoes ongoing concerns about scientific self-regulation, where failures in oversight have led to preventable harms. A stark historical example is the SV40 polio vaccine disaster of the late 1950s and early 1960s, when millions of doses were contaminated with the simian virus 40 (SV40) from monkey kidney cells used in production. Despite warnings, regulatory bodies like the precursor to the FDA allowed distribution, potentially exposing up to 98 million Americans to a virus later linked to cancers such as mesothelioma and brain tumors. This incident highlights how science, when not properly regulating itself, can prioritize speed over safety, leading to long-term public health consequences without adequate accountability.

Blumenthal countered by emphasizing vaccines' role in eradicating diseases like smallpox and polio, noting that routine childhood vaccinations have saved over 1 million lives in the U.S. since 1994. He shared videos and stories, including that of Catherine Alcaide, whose infant son Brady died from whooping cough in 2012, and warned of rising cases of measles and pertussis due to declining vaccination rates. Blumenthal dismissed claims linking vaccines to autism, entering six scientific papers into the record affirming no connection, and called for reforms to combat pharmaceutical abuses while defending vaccine safety.

BrokenTruth.tv's NIHGate coverage further underscores these regulatory lapses.

NIHGate investigations reveal alleged conflicts of interest and funding scandals within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), including gain-of-function research funding that may have contributed to pandemics and suppressed alternative treatments. Key allegations include NIH/National Cancer Institute (NCI) staff, such as Eric O. Freed, concealing evidence that the COVID-19 vaccine spike protein could impair DNA repair and increase cancer risks, pushing for the retraction of a 2021 paper by Jiang and Mei without valid grounds, and refusing to release 490 pages of related communications under FOIA. These reports criticize the NIH's role in vaccine development and policy, arguing that self-regulation within federal health agencies has allowed pharmaceutical influence to overshadow independent science, much like the oversight failures in the SV40 era.

Heart-Wrenching Testimonies from the Injured and Bereaved

The core of the hearing was the raw, personal stories from seven witnesses, representing both vaccine injuries and losses from diseases we are told vaccines prevent.

Emily Tarsell, a retired psychotherapist, recounted her daughter Christina's death in 2008, 18 days after her third HPV (Gardasil) vaccine dose. Christina, a healthy 21-year-old college student, developed symptoms like arrhythmia and fatigue post-vaccination. After eight years in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (NVICP), the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) conceded the vaccine caused her fatal arrhythmia. Tarsell criticized misleading marketing, underreporting to VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System), and Merck's alleged false reporting, urging awareness via her site, GardasilHPVTruths.com.

Eric Stein, a flu survivor and advocate with Families Fighting Flu, shared the 2002 death of his four-year-old sister Jessica from influenza complications. Jessica relapsed after an initial recovery, leading to cardiac arrest. Stein highlighted the family's advocacy that expanded CDC flu vaccine recommendations, emphasizing vaccines' role in preventing severe outcomes despite acknowledging diverse views. -

Dr. Brian Hooker, Chief Scientific Officer at Children's Health Defense and father of a vaccine-injured son, described how his son Stephen regressed into autism after vaccines containing thimerosal (mercury preservative) in the late 1990s. Stephen, now 27 and nonverbal, requires 24/7 care. Hooker criticized the lack of saline placebo trials for childhood vaccines, short safety monitoring windows (e.g., 48 hours), and VAERS underreporting (estimated at 1%). He estimated serious adverse events at 1 in 39 doses based on a CDC-funded study.

Dr. Joel Sullivan, a physician injured by the COVID-19 vaccine, detailed his 2021 ordeal: severe vasculitis, organ damage, and n…

Dr. Michael Kirk Moore Jr., a Utah plastic surgeon and vocal critic of COVID-19 mandates, recently saw federal charges against him dismissed mid-trial on July 12, 2025. In a Broken Truth TV interview with attorney Warner Mendenhall and host John Davidson, Moore reflected on his ordeal, emphasizing his commitment to "doing what was right" despite immense personal and legal costs. A former Navy flight surgeon (1994-1997) and son of an Air Force test pilot, Moore described himself as a "red-blooded American patriot" who entered the fray early, lobbying Utah's legislature to limit mask mandates and vaccine requirements for schools and businesses.

Advocacy and Actions During the Pandemic

Moore's involvement began with recognizing the unconstitutionality of lockdowns and mandates, which he saw as "picking winners and losers" by favoring big corporations like Amazon while shuttering small businesses. He testified multiple times in state committees, helping pass laws requiring waivers for vaccine mandates and capping mask mandate durations at 30 days. As mandates intensified, Moore provided an "opt-out option" for patients facing job loss, travel restrictions, or exclusion from society. He administered saline injections instead of vaccines, issuing vaccination cards for cash or donations to a charity. This helped diverse groups: Walmart cashiers to CEOs, military personnel from nearby bases like Camp Williams, world-class athletes wary of vaccine injuries, and crucially, organ transplant patients removed from lists for non-compliance. "My very last patient was a kidney transplant patient," Moore shared. "We brought her in, she got her two shots, and she got her organ transplant." He noted the irony: hospitals denied transplants to unvaccinated individuals while harvesting organs from them post-death. For children, saline was used to prevent them from accidentally revealing the ruse at school or elsewhere, as parents feared repercussions. Moore stressed informed consent: "Nobody was deceived. They got what they wanted." He wasn't soliciting; word spread organically, starting with friends and family. Critically, he argued the vaccines were neither safe nor effective, citing early fraud in trials (referencing whistleblower Brooke Jackson) and government misinformation—or as he bluntly put it, "outright lying."

The Charges and Trial

Indicted in January 2023, Moore faced charges of conspiracy to defraud the U.S., counterfeiting, and destruction of government property for discarding nearly 2,000 doses. Prosecutors claimed the vaccines remained federal property until administered, tying into Department of Defense contracts viewing them as countermeasures against biological threats, not traditional vaccines. The trial, starting July 8, 2025, in Salt Lake City, focused on ownership disputes—Moore's team argued doses transferred hands multiple times (from DOD to pharma to distributors like McKesson to state health departments) and were expired when discarded, per CDC guidelines. "There were no laws. I didn't break any laws," Moore asserted. "Fraud has to have victims, and there weren't any." Witnesses included BARDA's Gary Disbrow, but redacted contracts hindered the prosecution. Jury selection revealed biases, with strong supporters often excused.

Dismissal and Personal Toll

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi directed the Justice Department to dismiss charges without prejudice, stating Moore "gave his patients a choice when the federal government refused to do so" and "did not deserve the years in prison he was facing." Moore credited public support, rallies, and figures like RFK Jr., Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Sen. Mike Lee for the outcome. "If we had 10% of the doctors and nurses push back, we wouldn't be here now," he said. The case strained Moore deeply: 22 days in jail for pretrial communication violations, financial ruin (nearly $800,000 in legal fees), and emotional exhaustion. His son's courthouse speech moved him to tears: "He wouldn't let me see it the night before." Post-dismissal, Moore admitted, "I'm more exhausted now than I was last week... It's that emotional letdown." He forgave co-defendants who testified against him but noted inconsistencies in their accounts. Moore continues practicing at the Plastic Surgery Institute of Utah and maintains a GiveSendGo fundraiser (givesendgo.com/fight4moore) for remaining debts. "Only you look out for you," he advised, urging resistance to government overreach.

Legacy and Broader Implications

Moore's case highlights moral dilemmas in healthcare, with supporters viewing him as a "new American hero" for protecting vulnerable patients amid what he calls a fraudulent mandate system. It parallels other controversies, like suppressed vaccine injury reports and selective prosecutions. As Moore reunites with family and community, his story underscores the need for truth and resilience: "Teach your kids to do what's right... It shouldn't be hard in this country."

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On June 28, 2025, Dr. Jane Ruby, a medical professional and Coffee Talk podcast host, spoke at the Thrive in ’25 event at the Hilton Palm Beach Airport in West Palm Beach, Florida, hosted by The Truth Movement. Her speech focused on empowering the audience to take action against what she described as a harmful agenda by government and pharmaceutical companies, emphasizing community solutions and gratitude for support.

Ruby highlighted her work, including a 2022 report on “embalmer clots” in vaccinated people, connected through Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Theresa Long. She thanked the event organizers, saying, “Thank you to Jamie and Carolyn for the honor of speaking today and thank you all for being here.” She urged the audience to become active, stating, “We need you all to be warriors when you leave here today.” Ruby emphasized the need for clear understanding, saying, “If you don’t see the problem, the real problem, you won’t be looking in the right places for the solution.”

For solutions, Ruby encouraged local action: “Separate yourself right now from the grid, from big pharma, big government… Find kindred spirits in your family… neighborhood… communities.” She advocated for collaboration, suggesting, “How about if we all get together and we have the mastermind theory and we come up with thousands of solutions together?” Ruby stressed self-reliance, saying, “The white hat is in the mirror,” and affirmed her commitment, stating, “I choose to stand with what God asked me to do.”

She expressed deep appreciation for the audience, saying, “I appreciate all of you for your great support and your love along the way. I know I speak for all of my fellow warriors in here and the other docs. It goes a long way. We just can’t tell you all every day. So thank you so much.” Her speech was a positive call to build parallel systems and foster community resilience against perceived institutional failures.

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On June 28, 2025, investigative journalist Ann Vandersteel spoke at Thrive in ’25 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Hosted by The Truth Movement, the event rallied advocates for freedom. Vandersteel, co-founder of American Made Action, scrapped her planned speech for a direct talk on government tyranny and local resistance to restore the Constitution.

In the video above, Vandersteel shares that four family members suffer vaccine-related “turbo cancers” and neurological issues. “We’ve got to change,” she urges, pushing grassroots efforts.She says the U.S. runs on “tyranny through U.S. codes,” not the Constitution, citing Title 26 (IRS), “never codified into positive law,” and the PREP Act for “medical tyranny.” “We’re not operating under as a constitutional republic,” she states, tying the ignored Bill of Rights to “God gave man dominion over the land. Air, water.”

Vandersteel says she faced FBI “Quiet Skies” targeting with Tulsi Gabbard, enduring TSA harassment “weekly.” She accuses the WHO and UN of a “new world order, global cabal,” saying, “It’s us against them.”

With Maureen Steele of The People’s Convoy, Vandersteel’s American Made Action fights locally. She praises Collier County’s Bill of Rights Sanctuary status, blocking mandates, and Miami’s fluoride removal via public pressure: “This is working at the local level.”

She slams mRNA vaccines as “B.S.,” questions Robert Malone’s ACIP role, and says Title IV-E-funded child protective services harm families, with her group planning “federal lawsuits” and “common law notices.”

Vandersteel demands control over skies against chemtrails: “If it comes into my breathable space, we go after NASA.” She faults the Supreme Court in Fyk v. Facebook for prioritizing a prisoner’s dreadlocks over free speech, saying, “The Supreme Court is a slave to the corporation” of D.C.

She backs Senate candidate Marc Lynch, who knows government is “run by you, we the people,” and praises Dr. Jane Ruby. Quoting General Flynn, she says, “Local action has a national impact,” urging, “Tell your county commissioner you work for me.” She warns, “Your constitution has been shelved. Nancy Pelosi says it’s a relic. Let’s dust it off.”

Vandersteel’s fiery speech resonated. She directs supporters to AmericanMadeAction.org.

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In conjunction with over 100 attorneys, New York attorney Jamie Scher has taken a bold stand against ABC and Disney, accusing the television show Dr. Odyssey of irresponsibly promoting remdesivir, Paxlovid, and COVID-19 booster shots. Her advocacy, spotlighted during a speech at the Thrive in 25 conference in West Palm Beach, Florida, on June 28, 2025, has galvanized efforts to hold media accountable for influencing public health decisions. Drawing from her first and second demand letters, her Thrive in 25 remarks, and recent coverage by BrokenTruth.TV, this article details Scher’s ongoing battle and its implications.

Thrive in 25: Exposing Dr. Odyssey’s Influence

At the Thrive in 25 conference, Scher criticized Dr. Odyssey for portraying remdesivir as a life-saving drug, warning that such depictions could mislead viewers into accepting it in medical settings without questioning its safety. “You don’t even realize that you’re watching the show,” she said, noting that viewers unfamiliar with remdesivir might later feel reassured by its TV endorsement when offered it in hospitals. She highlighted episode 12, where a doctor mandates “booster shots” for staff on a ship described as a “petri dish,” a potentially pregnant character prepares to receive a booster, and Paxlovid is promoted for COVID-19 cases. Scher argued these scenes normalize controversial treatments, particularly for vulnerable groups, without disclosing risks or potential pharmaceutical sponsorships.

Scher urged attendees to visit MyerandScher.com to review her demand letters and share them widely, emphasizing collective action to pressure ABC. Her speech, streamed live on Cloud Hub with support from CEO Todd Callender, connected her advocacy to the stories of loss shared at the conference, reinforcing her commitment to justice for those affected by pharmaceutical harms.

The First Demand Letter: A Call for Accountability

Scher’s campaign began with her team’s first demand letter to ABC and Disney, sent prior to June 2025 and available at MyerandScher.com. The letter accuses Dr. Odyssey of promoting remdesivir as safe and effective, citing a scene where a doctor on the show states the drug saved his life. Scher argued this risks influencing viewers’ medical decisions, given remdesivir’s controversial history, including reported risks of kidney and liver damage. She demanded that ABC stop using real drug names, opt for fictional alternatives, and add disclaimers clarifying the show’s fictional nature.ABC and Disney dismissed the letter, claiming Scher lacked standing since no one had been directly harmed and defending Dr. Odyssey as fictional. Scher challenged this in her speech, questioning, “Why don’t you use a fictional drug instead of, you know, make it, make it up, call it something else?” She described their response as a dismissive “let’s agree to disagree.”

The Second Demand Letter: Escalating the Fight

Following episode 12’s additional promotion of booster shots and Paxlovid, Scher sent a second demand letter on June 24, 2025, available at MyerandScher.com. This letter accuses ABC of “misleading and deceptive advertising” by presenting remdesivir, Paxlovid, and boosters as safe without scientific backing or risk disclosure. It highlights the risk to pregnant women, citing the booster shot scene, and demands that ABC cease these portrayals, add disclaimers, and issue a public statement clarifying the fictional nature of the medical advice. Scher’s Thrive in 25 speech amplified this letter, urging attendees to share it to hold ABC accountable.

Remdesivir’s Controversial Legacy

Remdesivir, developed by Gilead Sciences, received Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) in May 2020 and FDA approval in October 2020 for COVID-19 treatment. Despite endorsements, a 2020 WHO trial found minimal survival benefits, and critics, including Scher, cite risks like acute kidney injury, liver damage, and multi-organ failure. Scher’s 2023 lawsuit against Gilead, part of her work with the FormerFedsGroup, seeks accountability for these alleged harms. Her demand letters argue that Dr. Odyssey’s portrayal of remdesivir exacerbates these issues by misleading viewers about its safety.

Media’s Role in Public Health

Scher’s campaign, rooted in her Thrive in 25 speech and detailed in her demand letters, underscores the media’s power to shape health decisions. She aligns with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s call to curb pharmaceutical advertising, arguing that entertainment media like Dr. Odyssey may serve as covert advertising platforms. The second demand letter warns that patients could be misled into accepting remdesivir under EUA, risking severe outcomes. Scher’s collaboration with CloutHub and her call to share her demand letters reflect a grassroots strategy to amplify her message.

The Path Forward

Scher’s legal team’s advocacy continues to gain traction, with her Thrive in 25 speech and demand letters sparking debate about media responsibility. While no lawsuit has been filed, her efforts pressure ABC to reconsider its content and disclose any pharmaceutical ties. Her work with the FormerFedsGroup and platforms like CloutHub keeps the conversation alive, inviting the public to question the intersection of entertainment and pharmaceutical influence.For more information, read Scher’s first demand letter here and second demand letter here. Follow updates on MyerandScher.com and join the conversation on Cloud Hub to support Scher’s fight for transparency and justice.

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On June 28, 2025, at the "Thrive in '25" event in West Palm Beach, Florida, “Doc” Pete Chambers, M.D., a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel and Special Forces Green Beret, made a bold declaration: he is running for Governor of Texas in 2026. In a heartfelt speech, Chambers positioned himself as a "senior public servant" dedicated to the people of Texas, emphasizing grassroots leadership, love as a warrior’s truest virtue, and a commitment to tackling the state’s challenges with integrity. His announcement, described as a "soft announce," marks the beginning of an unconventional campaign rooted in his military background, medical expertise, and unwavering stance on issues like border security and medical freedom.

A Warrior’s Call to Serve

Chambers, a decorated veteran with over 30 years of military service, including multiple combat tours and honors like the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, spoke passionately about his vision for Texas. “I am determined with all my might to be the senior public servant in the state of Texas,” he declared, framing his candidacy as a service to the people, not a pursuit of political power. He emphasized a government “by the people, for the people,” promising to lead with the same resolve he showed on the battlefield and during his medical career.

Drawing on his experience as an infantry soldier and combat medic, Chambers likened the political arena to a battle against a “leviathan of politics.” He acknowledged the challenge of taking on Texas’ entrenched political establishment, including incumbent Governor Greg Abbott, who is seeking a fourth term. Yet, Chambers remained undaunted, stressing that his campaign would be “straight up grassroots,” starting with just “$1 in the bank account.” This financial humility, he argued, would demonstrate a greater purpose—one driven by principle, not wealth or political connections.

Love as the Warrior’s Virtue

A central theme of Chambers’ speech was the idea that “the truest virtue of a warrior is love.” Reflecting on his military service, he shared how love for his fellow soldiers and families back home fueled his actions, not hate. “We love who’s next to us in the foxholes. We love our families behind us,” he said, urging the audience to approach political battles with the same spirit. This philosophy, he believes, will guide his campaign as he seeks to connect with Texans “from the Rio Grande to the Red River, from El Paso all the way to Beaumont.”

Chambers’ emphasis on love over hate resonated with the audience, particularly as he addressed the emotional and spiritual energy required for leadership. “You fight out of hate, you lose,” he warned, advocating for a campaign grounded in compassion and unity. His words reflect his broader platform, which prioritizes defending Texas values, securing the border, and protecting individual freedoms.

A Track Record of Courage

Chambers’ candidacy is built on a foundation of proven leadership in crisis. As a Green Beret and combat physician, he made life-and-death decisions under fire. After 9/11, he returned to active duty, balancing elite medical training with battlefield service. At age 47, he became the first physician to complete the full Special Forces Qualification Course, a testament to his resilience.

His advocacy for medical freedom further defines his public persona. Chambers gained national attention for opposing COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the military, testifying before Congress in 2022 about alleged abuses. He claims to have witnessed vaccine injuries among soldiers, fueling his vow to hold figures like Anthony Fauci accountable—a promise he reiterated in Texas town halls. His campaign website outlines bold policies, including deploying the Texas State Guard against cartels, phasing out property taxes, and exploring blockchain-based governance through a “Texas DOGE Task Force.”

On the Ground During Texas Floods

Chambers’ commitment to service was evident in his response to the catastrophic flooding in Texas’ Hill Country, which began July 4, 2025. As Kerr County and surrounding areas faced devastating floods that claimed at least 68 lives, Chambers was actively involved in local efforts. A post on X from user @wayofftheres on July 5 noted that Chambers was “out doing real s**t” in the flood-stricken region, highlighting his hands-on approach. The user praised the coordinated preparedness group in Hays County, where Chambers was engaged, underscoring his ability to mobilize resources during crises.

While Governor Abbott issued disaster declarations and mobilized over 1,300 personnel, Chambers’ presence in the affected areas reinforced his image as a leader who shows up where leadership is needed most. His actions align with his campaign’s focus on protecting Texans and restoring safety to communities, particularly in times of adversity.

Grassroots Momentum and Social Media Buzz

Chambers’ announcement sparked enthusiasm on X, where supporters amplified his message. On June 28, he posted, “Running for senior public servant of Texas. ‘It’s a Republic because we will keep it!’” The same day, @HealthRanger described him as a “super high-integrity, America First spiritual warrior,” urging followers to take note. By June 30, Chambers shared his official announcement alongside Amy Sever, gaining further traction. Posts from users like @DiedSuddenly_ and @JimFergusonUK highlighted his pledge to issue arrest warrants for Fauci and others, reflecting the polarizing yet galvanizing nature of his platform.

A Campaign Against the Establishment

Chambers’ run for governor is a direct challenge to Texas’ political status quo. He positions himself as an outsider—not a politician but a warrior loyal to the people, not party donors. His campaign faces an uphill battle in the Republican primary against Abbott, a seasoned incumbent. Yet, Chambers’ fusion of military grit, medical expertise, and unconventional policies—like cryptocurrency innovation and decentralized medicine—may resonate with voters seeking an anti-establishment voice.As Texas grapples with issues like border security, property taxes, and disaster response, Chambers’ promise to lead with love, integrity, and action sets the stage for a contentious and closely watched race. His campaign website, DocPeteChambers.org, invites Texans to join the movement, emphasizing volunteer efforts to knock doors, make calls, and spread the message. For now, Doc Pete Chambers is a warrior stepping into the political arena, ready to fight for Texas’ future—one grassroots dollar, one heartfelt speech, and one flood response at a time.

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In her speech at the Thrive in '25 event in West Palm Beach, Florida, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, an osteopathic medical doctor, discussed various aspects of vaccines, public health goals, and data surveillance. Here's a breakdown of her main points:

1. Vaccine Production and Ingredients:

- Dr. Tenpenny mentioned that some vaccines are cultured in cancerous tumor cells, and remnants of these cells may end up in the vaccine vial and thus, injected into individuals' arms.

2. Healthy People Initiative:

- She discussed the Healthy People initiative, which sets public health objectives every decade. The goals started simple (e.g., exercise more, stop smoking) but have expanded to over 1,200 objectives in Healthy People 2020, encompassing various aspects of life.

- Dr. Tenpenny expressed concern about the mass surveillance involved in data mining, stating that HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) does not protect personal health data from being collected and analyzed.

3. Social Determinants of Health:

- She touched upon the concept of social determinants of health, which considers the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age, and the wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life.

4. Zero Accountability Book:

- Dr. Tenpenny promoted her book, "Zero Accountability: How Big Pharma Weaponizes Vaccines, Public Health, and the Law," which sheds light on her 25 years of research on the pharmaceutical industry and vaccines.

Dr. Tenpenny's speech raised several concerns about vaccine production, public health goals, and data privacy, encouraging critical thinking and informed dialogue about these topics. Her points, however, should be evaluated in conjunction with other expert opinions and peer-reviewed scientific evidence.

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At the Thrive in 25 Event in West Palm Beach, Florida, on June 28, 2025, Dr. Judy Mikovits gave a speech encouraging attendees to focus on nutrition for better health and question certain medical practices. Her talk, available on brokentruth.tv, mixed dietary advice with criticism of public health systems, promoting natural wellness and expressing distrust in mainstream approaches.

Speaking to an audience interested in alternative health, Mikovits shared practical tips for improving immunity, such as adding nutrients like glutamine, NADP, and essential oils to Cardio Miracle, a supplement drink. She stressed the importance of healthy fats from raw egg yolks and other sources, suggesting they address metabolic issues like neuropathy. She pointed to vendors at the event for quality products.

Mikovits discussed cellular pathways like NF-kappa B and mTOR, arguing that proper nutrition could prevent inflammation and chronic diseases. She referenced her role in the “Plandemic” documentary, claiming public health figures have hidden knowledge about these pathways. Her most controversial statements involved allegations of harm through vaccines, including a claim that the hepatitis B vaccine introduced HIV to millions, citing a 2010 article. These assertions echo her past, including a retracted 2009 study linking XMRV to chronic fatigue syndrome.

She also promoted botanical drugs, terpenes, and supplements like vitamins B17 and C, praising cannabinoids for their health benefits. Quoting Hosea 4:6, she encouraged seeking wisdom and shared her contact details for further discussion. On X, she rallied supporters, stating, “We are going to get justice! We are taking back our country!”

Mikovits’ speech combined nutritional guidance with distrust of medical institutions, resonating with some attendees while sparking debate. Her ideas challenge conventional health views, appealing to those skeptical of mainstream medicine but drawing criticism for their lack of evidence. Watch her full talk on brokentruth.tv to explore the ongoing conversation about health and wellness. See the rest of the Thrive in 25 presentations as they come out at TruthThrive.com.TruthThrive.com

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Thrive in ‘25 was a hit!

At the event held in West Palm Beach, Florida, on June 28, South Carolina Senate candidate and event co-sponsor Mark Lynch delivered a fiery speech that resonated with attendees, emphasizing a return to constitutional principles and a rejection of overreaching government policies. Speaking to a crowd gathered to discuss pressing issues facing the nation, Lynch outlined his vision for a government accountable to "We the People" and rooted in God-given rights. His address, now featured in a video on brokentruth.tv, underscored his commitment to dismantling unconstitutional agencies and addressing the harms caused by medical mandates.

Lynch began by framing his candidacy as a divine calling, driven by an unwavering resolve to act on the truths he’s uncovered. “I cannot not run knowing what I know,” he declared, referencing the discussions at the Thrive event. He positioned the event as a rallying point for citizens to reclaim their role as the true stewards of America, reminding the audience that elected officials are employees of the people, not their overlords. “They’ve forgotten that,” Lynch said of politicians in Washington and statehouses. “They think they’re the employer. They’re the employee.”

Central to Lynch’s message was the sanctity of God-given, unalienable rights protected by the Constitution. If elected, he pledged to use the Bible and the Constitution as his sole filters for decision-making. “That’s my only job,” he emphasized, vowing to represent the voices of his constituents faithfully. Lynch took a hard stance against what he described as unconstitutional medical mandates, calling for their complete reversal and nullification. “All this medical stuff we’re talking about is 100% unconstitutional,” he asserted, reflecting concerns raised at the event about government overreach in healthcare.

In a bold proposal, Lynch expressed his desire to simplify governance by returning to the Constitution’s original framework. Rather than introducing new legislation, he aims to “pull that little pocket-sized Constitution” out and “run off of that and throw the rest away.” He argued that eliminating unconstitutional agencies could save up to 80% of the federal budget by cutting waste, abuse, and fraud. This streamlined approach, he suggested, would restore fiscal responsibility and realign government with its intended purpose.

Lynch also addressed the human toll of what he described as “manmade vaccine injuries,” offering a heartfelt prayer for those affected. Invoking Jehovah Rapha, “the God who heals,” he called for divine intervention, citing biblical promises of healing and resilience against medical prognoses. “You’re greater than any disease or any manmade vaccine injury,” he prayed, entrusting the afflicted to God’s care. He expressed gratitude for doctors, researchers, and attorneys fighting for justice, signaling his support for efforts to hold accountable those responsible for perceived wrongs.

The speech concluded with a call to action, urging attendees to continue standing up for their rights and resisting “nonsense” in governance. Lynch’s message was both a critique of the current system and a hopeful vision for a restored America, grounded in faith and constitutional fidelity. For Thrive in ‘25 attendees and viewers of the video on brokentruth.tv, his words serve as a clarion call to engage in the fight for freedom and accountability.

As Lynch campaigns for the South Carolina Senate against incumbent Sen. Lindsay Graham, his Thrive in 25 speech encapsulates his platform: a government by and for the people, guided by divine principles and constitutional limits. Whether his vision resonates with voters remains to be seen, but his unwavering commitment to his beliefs has already struck a chord with those at the event and beyond. *Watch the full speech by Mark Lynch on brokentruth.tv and join the conversation about restoring constitutional governance.

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Katie Pasitney, a Canadian ostrich farmer, is locked in a high-stakes struggle to save her research-focused farm from a Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) order to cull her entire flock over alleged H5N1 bird flu. In a recent interview with John Davidson on BrokenTruth.TV, Pasitney provided an update to her ongoing saga, first covered in a March 10, 2025, podcast (available at brokentruth.tv). Her case, which has drawn international attention, including from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., highlights concerns about government overreach, flawed scientific policies, and the erosion of agricultural freedom.

A Research Farm Under Threat

Universal Osage Farm, Pasitney’s operation, is not a typical livestock farm but a research facility studying ostriches’ potential to advance understanding of avian influenza. Despite her flock’s robust health—described as “dancing and happy” with no symptomatic deaths for 115 days—the CFIA insists they pose a public health risk based on controversial PCR tests. Pasitney, barred from independent testing under threat of six months in jail and a $250,000 fine, disputes the diagnosis, noting the agency’s refusal to test soil, water, or healthy animals.

“They didn’t care about our arguments, our science, or that this is a research farm, not a meat farm,” Pasitney told Davidson. The farm has been under quarantine for 129 days, with the CFIA showing little empathy, even contracting Udachina Landfill, 75 kilometers away, to bury the ostrich carcasses before a judicial verdict. “The arrogance of using taxpayer dollars to fund a burial site that might not be used is unbelievable,” she said.

Scientific Value at Stake

Pasitney’s ostriches are a scientific asset. Research on the farm revealed that birds exposed to H5N1 in 2020 developed herd immunity, with high antibody levels detected in egg yolk samples. These “golden animals” offer a rare opportunity to study natural immunity to avian influenza, a chance not afforded to commercial poultry farms where culls are immediate. “We have a living laboratory,” Pasitney explained. “If you allow something to burn out, you see what happens. Our birds pose more health benefits alive than dead.”

She warns that the CFIA’s “stamping out” policy—killing all animals regardless of health—destroys natural immunity and genetic diversity, risking more virulent viral mutations in immunologically naive repopulated flocks. “Animals’ natural immunity has allowed species to survive for millions of years,” she said. “Now it’s being wiped out.”

A Broader Agricultural Crisis

Pasitney sees her fight as part of a larger assault on small farms. “Our agricultural industry is under attack,” she said, criticizing taxpayer-funded agencies like the CFIA for targeting farmers with policies that allow culls on mere suspicion. She raised these concerns in the Victoria legislature, supported by MLA Jordan Keeley, securing a meeting with the agricultural minister. There, she highlighted flaws in CFIA protocols and the devastating impact on farmers, questioning, “What happens when these farmers, the backbone of our food security, have their life’s work destroyed?”

Her story resonates beyond Canada, drawing parallels to COVID-19, where early treatments were suppressed, and essential workers were vilified. “It’s the same pattern,” she noted. “Farmers are heroes, then targets.”

International Support and Legal Hope

Pasitney’s cause has gained traction, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advocating for the farm’s preservation as a research asset in an audio interview (at 11 minutes, available here). Support from figures like John Kaczmedidis, Mindy Patterson, and Trent Luce has bolstered her efforts. A judicial review on April 15-16, 2025, has paused the cull, with a verdict expected early the following week. “I have faith in our judicial system,” Pasitney said, hopeful the judge will recognize the CFIA’s inconsistencies, especially given the lack of urgency despite claims of a severe H5N1 outbreak.

Looking ahead, Pasitney plans to establish a Canadian Farmers Association to educate and protect producers, providing a “security net” for those fearing government retaliation. “Farmers are scared to reach out,” she said. “We need organizations that work with us, not against us.”

A Stand for Science and Freedom

Pasitney’s fight is a clarion call for agricultural communities worldwide, challenging policies that prioritize control over collaboration. Her ostriches, including Trevor, a beloved bird with a healed injury, symbolize resilience and the value of natural immunity. Updates on the case, including live videos showcasing the flock’s vitality, are available at saveourostiches.com and Pasitney’s Facebook page.

As the verdict looms, Pasitney remains steadfast. “We tell our animals every day, you’re not going anywhere,” she said. Her battle could set a precedent for how governments treat small farms and the critical knowledge they hold, making it a pivotal moment for science, food security, and farmers’ rights.

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