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In this episode of Serious Shot, Pam & Heather talk about Hope and Opportunity !
Legislation
First, a brief recap on the HB23-1003 hearing, the controversial mental health assessment in schools which evades parental consent with referrals for students to counseling sessions. Then a recap on the HB23-1029 hearing, a good bill to prohibit administration of COVID19 vaccines to minor without parental consent. Pam & Heather discuss audio clips from lobbyist-influenced legislators and brave citizens at both hearings.
https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb23-1003
https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/hb23-1029
Boycotts
Pam lists the “Serious Shot Seven,” like the Dirty Dozen. These are seven Colorado programs & organizations to boycott for collusion with vaccine mandates and tracking. Heather highlights some of the alarming school surveys for students which are collecting very sensitive data and flagging students.
Resources:
https://courageisahabit.org has student survey opt-out forms.
www.studentprivacymatters.org | www.commercialfreechildhood.org have school directory opt-out forms.
https://www.firstdayofhome.com/how-to-press-flowers/ for when you say goodbye to your AAP Doctors.
5 minute activism
Provide written feedback by Feb. 22 by email on CDPHE rule change proposal to titers testing for exemptions.
Medical Freedom talking points are included in this article:
https://kimmonson.com/featured_articles/cdphe-proposes-vaccine-rule-changes-for-online-students-and-natural-immunity/
Proposed changes to rule language are attached. Submit your feedback using our online Google form or email [email protected]. CDPHE must receive your comments by Feb. 22, 2023, at 5 p.m.
Sign up in ADVANCE for the Feb 15th Board of Health meeting if you want to participate and want to testify (two separate sign ups), view the agenda, & get a Zoom link on the Colorado Board of Health webpage.
Join CHCA on telegram, comment on the podcast & we might give you a shout out in the next podcast!
In this podcast, Heather & Pam discuss Colorado HB23-1003, one of many mental health bills aimed at students in public schools this session. This bill is by far the worst, lacking transparency. Heather takes you through the iMatter questions on the assessment and raises concerns about the different values of the counselors whom 12-18 year olds will be referred to without parental notification. Pam raises concerns about the validity & reliability of the assessment. Who tested this project? What were the outcomes? Will all students be recommended to take SSRI drugs? Will students be pressured to opt-in? Will schools be mandated to provide the assessment after the first year? Will any of the student data be recorded in the student record? Parents need to ask questions of legislators & demand safeguards written into the bill.
Read the bill here: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/documents/2023A/bills/2023a_1003_01.pdf
In this podcast, Pam & Heather are joined by an old friend to discuss how CHCA formed from grassroots parents in 2014 to a 501c4 with 30,000 supporters across Colorado today. They discuss the expansion of the vaccine schedule after liability was removed in 1986 NCVIA & the history of Colorado bills which have led to the current heavy-handed coercion of vaccine uptake in 2020. They answer questions about “controlled opposition” and how outsiders intend to disrupt organizations with missions like CHCA: protect vaccine exemptions, promote informed consent, & preserve medical privacy. And ultimately they encourage parents to keep showing up!
In this podcast, Pam & Melissa discuss the first week of Colorado legislative session: one bad bill for school mental health, one good bill for informed consent, and one deceptive bill on using drugs off-label. They also discuss the CDPHE SMART hearing from this week, and two concerning bills on CDPHE’s legislative agenda (“free” vaccines & changes to advance directives). CDPHE has two new priorities: 1. Funding gun control policies at “The office of gun violence prevention” and 2. destroying the oil & gas industry with new regulations for “climate change.” And yet the most shocking health news of the week is CDPHE’s briefing on suicide to the Joint Health Committee. And the action item for this week is to opt-out of CIIS.
In this episode of Serious Shot, Heather and Julie talk to AJ DePriest from Tennessee Liberty Network, a think tank make up of volunteers who are studying a variety of topics related to current issues. AJ is a proposal developer, tech writer, and compliance auditor for federal contractors, although she put her business on pause last May.
AJ and her team at TLN have looked deep into the ESSER funding that schools have received and they have developed an understanding of how these funds are driving policy in our schools. If you want to understand why the schools are continuing to push Covid policies such as testing, vaccine clinics, social distancing, and contact tracing despite parents speaking out and children being harmed, this episode is a must listen. The knowledge you will gain from listening to AJ will arm you with the information you need to communicate effectively about these funds and the policies they are creating as you continue to stand up for your kids.
AJ tells us that the latest installment of the ESSER funds is not the last, so we must get better informed to stop future funding from holding our kids hostage to more harmful interventions.
Message @AJDePriest on Telegram to request a link to your state ESSER fund Telegram channel.
Here is a link to the Approval Letter from Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, stating "Colorado's plan is consistent with all ARP ESSER statutory and regulatory requirements and addresses all of the ARP ESSER State plan elements."
https://oese.ed.gov/files/2021/11/Colorado-ARP-ESSER-State-Plan-Approval-Letter11421.pdf
0 - Introduction
2:57 - What are ESSER Funds and how are they allocated.
7:35 - How relief funds are tied to school policies
10:54 - Stakeholder engagement in policy related to ESSER Funds (Warning: There isn’t any.)
15:18 - Strategies to effectively expose and eliminate the policies. Can schools keep the money without the Federal based mitigation strategies?
23:04 - Do schools have to implement covid strategies? How many?
29:25 - Living document as district plan: Safe Return to In-person Instruction and Continuity Plan, Use of Funds Plan
35:56 - How long are ESSER Funds going to be in place?
38:54 - How to deal with ESSER Funds in your district
46:04 - How ESSER Funds are spent and what they are spent on: Social Emotional Learning (CRT) and mental health services in schools
1:01:00 - How to access state information via Telegram
1:03:00 - Is hospital covid funding killing people?
Serious Shot Season 2, Episode 2
In this episode of Serious Shot, Pam and Heather celebrate two medical freedom victories in Jefferson County this week. They talk to Lindsay and Beth from JeffCo Kids First about how they organized a year-long effort, ultimately resulting in Public Health Director Dawn Comstock’s resignation AND the end of mask mandates for students effective February 11, 2022.
0 - Introduction
Serious Shot Season 2, Episode 1
Constituents of Jefferson County learned from CORA requests that Dawn Comstock, as a member of the Board of Health, led the hiring committee for a Director of Jefferson County Public Health and hired herself as the Director in February 2021. This was just the beginning of her unethical behavior supporting a basis for her resignation or removal. Despite Comstock clashing with parents, schools, businesses, and the sheriff, the County Commissioners have taken no action to date to replace Comstock with a responsible public health director. This podcast details a dozen reasons for people to demand the resignation of Comstock.
How to help
Listen to this podcast and learn how to engage with the Jefferson County Board of Health before the situation gets worse. There is a plan to send students home to remote learning in Jefferson County if teachers reach a 25% absentee level, and teachers are currently at 20% absentee levels in some schools. Demand that Comstock resigns, and a qualified physician to write Public Health Orders replaces her immediately.
00:24 - Introduction
5:17 - JeffCo Demographics/Background of Movement
6:37 - Dawn Comstock in JeffCo/Gilpin Counties
7:23 - Data not driving Comstock Decisions
10:33 - CORA Comstock emails to Superintendent
15:46 - How Comstock became Public Health Director
21:41 - Comstock targets Christian Schools
27:50 - Protest at JCPH Headquarters
31:25 - Turmoil amongst elected officials re: Dawn Comstock
32:28 -JeffCo Rules Today
35:15 - Comstock and Youth Sports as the Downfall of our Society
39:33 - Final Comments/How to get involved
CHCA talks with Dr. Toby Rogers on his recent research into the FDA's Risk/Benefit analysis of the Pfizer product for children and the NNTV for children in order to save one life. The numbers will shock you.
0 – Introduction
1:38 – FDA meeting re; Pfizer shot for kids, Risk/Benefit analysis
4:40 – Ten Red Flags of the FDA’s Risk/Benefit analysis
25:45 – Number Needed to Vaccinate (NNTV)
47:37 – VAERS: Explaining VAERS to counter the mainstream narrative that it is not a reliable source.
52:35 – Where do parents go to get objective information/articles about this product?
1:00:55 – Marketing Manipulation
1:08:00 – Ending on a positive note: Top 10 Things you can do today!
https://tobyrogers.substack.com/p/ten-red-flags-in-the-fdas-risk-benefit
https://tobyrogers.substack.com/p/what-is-the-number-needed-to-vaccinate
Steve Kirch: https://stevekirsch.substack.com/
Pfizer EUA application: https://www.fda.gov/media/153409/download
FDA and CDC guidance rules: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/committee/downloads/Economics-Guidance-for-ACIP-2019.pdf
FDA risk benefit analysis: https://www.fda.gov/media/153447/download
Walach, Klement, & Aukema: https://cf5e727d-d02d-4d71-89ff-9fe2d3ad957f.filesusr.com/ugd/adf864_8c97b2396c2842b3b05975bfbd8254cb.pdf
Kirsch, Rose, and Crawford: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1stq2nHFjAcMHhxJhWiXa33wl6x0Ga1qdIxodZnFixRw/edit#
Autism Tsunami: the Impact of Rising Prevalence on the Societal Cost of Autism in the United States by Mark Blaxi
In Serious Shot Episode 9, Melissa and Pam discuss Pam's recent severe illness and recovery. Learn about treatments, medical devices to have on hand, and how to plan ahead for a devastating illness.
0 - Intro: why we are telling Pam's story
3:33 - Illness onset
11:20 - Illness day-by-day with treatments used (This is not medical advice.)
31:50 - Equipment to have on hand, asking for help
39:57 - Niacin for recovery
57:58 - Post-illness lab results
Links:
https://meridian.allenpress.com/radiation-research/article/195/1/1/446280/Commonalities-Between-COVID-19-and-Radiation
https://wjes.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13017-021-00354-3
https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/
https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/2/treatments/
Pam and Heather interview two Colorado mothers working to change policy decisions in their school districts. Lindsay Moore is a mother from Colorado Springs who is not only organizing resistance to overreaching COVID policies in her district, but is also running for a board position. Jen Holderman is a mother from Pueblo who is part of an effort to take back her school district. Listen and learn, you too can make a difference.
The time is now.
Show links:
Telegram channel for P.A.S.T: https://t.me/joinchat/_69Ja5XoBjFmNzZh
Facebook for Lindsay's School Board campaign: https://www.facebook.com/Lindsay-Moore-for-D20-105139948507157/
Parents for Transparency: https://www.facebook.com/Parents-For-Transparency-100838715643403/
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