Serious Shot with CHCA

Pam and Melissa spoke with Brad Miller, a co-author of the Declaration of Military Accountability. Brad is a West Point graduate and former Army Officer of 19 years, who was relieved as a Battalion Commander for refusal to take COVID-19 experimental vaccine. Brad and other military members seek awareness, accountability, and reparations for DOD’s illegal mandate.

The Declaration of Military Accountability at militaryaccountability.com. This social contract with the American people was signed by 231 past and present military members, and by January 7th, over 15,000 people have signed it online. Nearly every conservative media outlet has covered this story.

Defending the Constitution Behind Enemy Lines by Robert A Green Jr.

UCMJ - Uniform Code of Military Justice

Bat lab in Fort Collins - Part 2

This is the second episode in a series on the newly approved CSU bat lab approved by Larimer County for Fort Collins, Colorado, which has a history of lab leaks and gain of function research. https://batresearch.colostate.edu/frequently-asked-questions/

(Listen to Part 1 of this series here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/serious-shot/episodes/Bat-Lab-in-Fort-Collins-e25tpcb)

Christine Bowman leads a grassroots local citizen group called Covid Bat Research Moratorium of Colorado (CBRMC). CSU has failed to schedule the promised public stakeholder engagement process in the past six months to address the public’s safety concerns. Join over 600 people on her Facebook group to engage with yard signs, editorials, and emails of concern. This lab affects the safety of all people and animals in the US, not just Colorado. Contact CSU at [email protected] and ask him your questions.  

Mike, a concerned citizen of Colorado, shares his research from 2000 pages of FOIA requested documents on the CSU bat lab. Is Nipah virus the next pandemic? How would a Nipah outbreak effect the food supply?

Heather provides her perspective as a local Fort Collins resident. 

Pam provides her perspective on this CSU-CDC-NIH-DOD collaboration as written here: https://kimmonson.com/featured_articles/is-the-new-fort-collins-bat-lab-the-next-wuhan-bio-lab/

On this episode of Serious Shot, Pam and Heather discuss the new controversial addition, approved by the Larimer County Planning Commission, of a NIH funded “bat lab” at Colorado State University in Fort Collins.  

Prompted by a detailed article written by Children’s Heath Defense author Michael Nevradakis, PhD., Pam and Heather begin a multi-episode series on this potentially dangerous endeavor.  https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/nih-funded-bat-research-lab-leak-colorado/

Area residents are concerned that the research being conducted at CSU could potentially lead to a lab leak akin to that which may have occurred at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China, and may have led to escape of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Yet, concerned citizens have been stonewalled by both CSU and lawmakers.

Listen in to hear about what is known about this project so far and what concerned citizens can do to start getting answers and accountability from CSU and local government.

Listen to Part 2 of this series here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/serious-shot/episodes/Bat-Lab-Part-2--FOIA-Uncovered-Secrets-e266tp4

Larimer County Commissioners Meetings (Commissioners oversee BOH and Planning Commission)

Every Tuesday at 9:00am.  Public comment is always first and you can expect to be finished by 10:00am.  Sign up when you get to the meeting.

Hearing Room, 1st Floor, 200 West Oak Street, Fort Collins

More information:  https://www.larimer.org/bocc/commissioners-meetings#/uws/

Larimer County Planning Commission

Every 3rd Wednesday at 6:00 pm.  In-person or on Zoom.

Hearing Room, 1st Floor, 200 West Oak Street, Fort Collins

Zoom Link: https://larimer-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xvEByGr7RVys8d2gYss3HQ

Planning Commission meeting website: https://www.larimer.gov/boards/planning-commission/meetings#/list/

Board of Health Meetings

Every third Thursday 6:00 pm.  In-person or on Zoom. 

1525 Blue Spruce Drive 

Zoom Link: https://larimer-org.zoom.us/j/97661254041?pwd=STFYdFFFandJRTVoQVlXU1dDaTI1dz09

Board of Health Website: https://www.larimer.gov/boards/board-health

The agenda is posted on the Monday before the meeting.  Zoom link and sign up for testimony is found on the agenda.

Fort Collins City Council Meetings

First and third Tuesdays of each month at 6 p.m.

Council Chambers at City Hall West, 300 Laporte Avenue. 

https://www.fcgov.com/cityclerk/agendas

This is Part 2 of  the Serious Shot podcast recap of the 2023 session of the Colorado General Assembly. Melissa interviews health freedom watchdog Erin Meschke of Boulder, CO. They discuss:

SB23-266 - Neonic Pesticides As Limited-use Pesticides

@6:54 - Gun Suite

@16:39 - Abortion Suite

@22:17 - Property Taxes

Mentioned:

Independence Institute

In this episode of the Serious Shot Podcast, Heather & Pam interview Lucia Sinatra from NoCollegeMandates.com about vaccine mandates and college students.  We discuss three lists: which colleges still have a mandate, which colleges dropped the mandate, and which colleges never had a mandate. We address the lack of science behind the mandates in academia, and the federal funding which incentivized coercion on some campuses.

Listeners may not be aware of the unique forms of retaliation and privacy violations which college administrators put into policy against young adult students who declined the experimental vaccine and testing, even in states where Governors had issued Executive Orders to prohibit mandates.  We converse about the resulting mental health crisis & suicides, vaccine injuries & deaths, and lawsuits.

The takeaway message to all parents and prospective college students is THIS IS NOT OVER. How a college handled students during COVID should be a priority factor in selecting a college to give your tuition dollars & for alumni donations. This summer of 2023 is a critical time to act-- to not only protect exemptions, but to END MANDATES!

If you want to volunteer on a small project to help No College Mandates, contact Lucia Sinatra at:

Telegram: https://t.me/nocollegemandates

Substack: https://substack.com/@nocollegemandates

Twitter: @NCM4Ever

Twitter: @luciasinatra

Donate: https://www.givesendgo.com/GAHHP

In this episode of Serious Shot podcast, Pam talks to Tammy Garcia from the Naturally Inspired Podcast about the Naturally Inspired Health Summit on June 24, 2023 at the Ranch in Loveland, CO. 

Tickets for participants are only $20, and there are options for vendors and sponsors.

Tammy Cuthbert Garcia is an organic lifestyle entrepreneur, holistic nutritionist, podcast host, radio show personality, health writer, content creator, speaker and spokesperson for health freedom. She began hosting "Naturally Inspired Podcast" in 2019 where she interviews top minds in healthy lifestyle solutions and health freedom. She also has an online daily show called "Naturally Inspired Daily" and has a weekly show on 1360am KHNC in Colorado called "Naturally Inspired Radio" 

BONUS! Check out Jayson Garcia’s book “How CBD is changing lives and providing relief”

In this episode of Serious Shot podcast, Melissa talks to Nancy Eason, a Weston A Price Foundation chapter leader and political activist, about one of her current projects: talking to pastors about getting political. Ten years in the making, her pastor outreach took off during covid lockdowns and mandates. Learn the ins and outs of approaching your pastor to get the church in our state more involved in politics. Remember, if the church body voted in Colorado, we would still be red state.

Relevant links:

West Conservative Summit

Biblical Citizenship Classes - Patriot Academy

Windsom Ministries

Keep Colorado Free and Open

This is Part 1 of  the Serious Shot podcast recap of the 2023 session of the Colorado General Assembly. Melissa interviews health freedom watchdog Erin Meschke of Boulder, CO. They discus:

HB1003 School Mental Health Assessments

HB1135 Penalty for Indecent Exposure in View of Minors

HB1057 Amenities for All Genders in Public Buildings

SB296 - Prevent Harassment And Discrimination In Schools

In this quick-take episode of Serious Shot, we talk to Erin Meschke about testifying at the Colorado Board of Health. (10 minutes) CDPHE is the front line of many freedoms, and the Board of Health is even more important than the legislature hearings at current time.

The next BOH meeting is Wednesday, 5/17. You have until Tuesday 5/16 to sign up to testify. Why wait? Sign up now!!

In this episode of Serious Shot, Julie Denton, the President of Colorado Health Choice Alliance (CHCA), explains how and why we must engage with the Board of Health. CDPHE is the front line of many freedoms, and the Board of Health is even more important than the legislature hearings at the current time.

For the upcoming BOH meetings:

Reasons to OPPOSE the rule change to titers testing in March 2023:

We must demand change on how the Board of Health interacts with the public. Attend meetings and keep notes for legislators to provide support for an audit. Issues to document should be framed in terms of lack of RESPONSIVENESS, lack of ACCOUNTABILITY, and lack of TRANSPARENCY, which are required by the SMART Act.

Demand accountability NOW before the next “health crisis” of gun control passes rules from the Office of Gun Violence Prevention through the Board of Health.

SHARE: This must-watch video of the exposed gun control agenda in Colorado:

https://rumble.com/v2a9tms-colorados-push-to-remove-2a.html