Did you know that we meet the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7pm EST?

We do!  Getting together with people who have similar thoughts on Medical Liberty is refreshing & has become a staple for many of our members.

There are two ways to join us, online or in person! 

To join online you will need to pre-register for the Zoom meeting here.

H4ML Near Me is such an important part of our mission! Developing a local community will result in some of the greatest changes in our politics and preserving our freedoms, but more on that later.

We would love to see you at one of the two locations above, but better yet, help bring H4ML Near You! (See what I did there 😂)

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We will be working on an update to the Legislator Line Up to reflect liberty candidates for the general election in November. We will send reminders out closer to the election. 

Please take time to review who will be on your ballot and ask them to complete our 2022 Candidate survey.

The following candidates include those who have won the primary and have returned a 100% Candidate Survey.

Many of them are likely to face a challenger from the other party or an independent.

Candidates in RED are incumbents whose voting record does not align as closely with Medical Liberty as we would like, however, they did return a 100% candidate survey. More on this later…

This deals with a lot of the same things addressed in the WHO Treaty however in this case the amendments were brought forward by the secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS).  You can read the amendments here.

Again, if you haven't watched the video I made earlier this month I encourage you to watch it here. This is the same link as under the treaty portion.

Read more from Diane Miller & send an email to your federal level legislators here.

In short here is the break down of what is happening in the amendments:

• A direct response to what happened in Wuhan's delay and hesitance in sharing information. 
• Several amendments change required time for reporting & decision making in regards to public health emergencies. (Watch video above)
• Allows WHO to determine WITHOUT input of the country that there is a health emergency happening. Doesn't change who controls the country but what the WHO can tell the rest of the world about what is happening in a country WITHOUT their permission.
• Sovereignty is not being handed over. The "force" language goes into effect when “member states” don't take a position on if the amendments should be accepted or not. If the member states do not take a stance they automatically approve. 
• Negative aspect is that these amendments may allow some countries to strong arm or extort other countries into declaring a health emergency or allowing WHO to send assistance if they are not able to meet the agreements. (Think smaller countries who don't have the abilities to run testing etc. 

When we are looking at these different global initiatives one running theme we see is the need for infrastructure.  If they cannot build this out and control the local level, none of them can be carried out.

However, these initiatives are being brought forward by our agency officials. We have also been posting on our facebook page about how the CDC is looking at restructuring with a focus on improving communication and resources in the “under served” areas. Including greater funding to provide better resources, data collection, and “equity."  

You have to ask yourself, how many of the under served areas will coincide with the more conservative responses to the pandemic?

During the past two years we have seen how these conservative “outliers" have pulled the rest of the country from the depths of draconian measures.

It is really a simple principle, the extremes define the middle. If the CDC, WHO, & global leaders are able to eliminate the extremes the middle is quickly pulled into the draconian landscape.

Our job is to hold the line, to secure our freedom loving counties and pull the extremes farther into the land of Liberty.

Difference of opinions within the movement just mean that we have free thinkers, it means that those in leadership positions are THINKING through the issues and not just giving a prescribed response.

I hope to see varied opinions.

The role of a leader is to to bring attention to issues, provide actionable items that create change, and maintain focus. We are facing a long fight so it must be controlled chaos to achieve that. 

An enthusiastic activist would take the time to listen to a couple opinions and try to decipher what makes the most sense to them.

Even easier, they can look at the resolutions proposed by differing opinions.

If the resolution is the same then you can act quickly. There is no need to split hairs to see “who is right."

If the resolutions differ it can help to ask yourself a series of questions to find a resolution.

You might consider: 

• What is the issue?
• Is it movable? (Can we make change?)
• How is it movable? 
• Can I act on that alone or are there tools offered?
• Is there anything else that MUST be done? 
• Is this distracting me from higher priorities? 
• Is this preventing me from achieving goals, daily activities?
• Is this causing anxiety/depression? 

If you answer yest to any of the last 3 questions please talk with someone about what you are experiencing. It is going to be really important for you to maintain your sanity.

During this process be mindful of:

• Burnout/fatigue
• Information overload
• Analysis paralysis
• Fear mongering & cycling

If we can help, please let us know!

This is where it all comes together.

I mentioned earlier how infrastructure and local control over politics is the key to stopping the big machine…

Well, as it turns out, our governor is part of the machine.

Or at least a minion of the machine. We have talked briefly about Holcomb's Public Health Commission (PHC) and how the goal is to centralize the Indiana State Department of Health and to bring greater health outcomes and equity. Essentially this PHC is just building the infrastructure that will support the CDC & WHO initiatives.

You can watch a really great video on the PHC here.

The day of our last meeting the PHC met and it was interesting to hear the way that the wording changed. Obviously, this is something we will continue to watch.

Right now we know that they are working to centralize the county health departments. Doing this will require the support or permission of the County Commissioners.

Our job is to get to the county commissioners and let them know we do not want centralization, and that THEY are responsible for the appointment of a County Health Commissioner. So they WILL be held accountable for unsavory actions by these un-elected people. 

The PHC will be meeting again in both June and July where they will accept public comments. We will be issuing a call to action about this soon.

So if the PHC is the "lynch pin" of all these other initiatives how do we fight back?

It is doing all the things we have discussed the past two years.

1. Holding your State Legislators accountable (WatchDogs)
2. Plug into your local community through H4ML Near Me
3. Share this information with others by forwarding this email. When you tell them that H4ML is here to help and has a plan, it provides so much hope!
4. Meet with your County Commissioners! These people are local and part of your community. The meeting or phone call should be simple. You just need to let them know you are concerned about attempts to merge county health departments and the loss of local control. Make it clear that you will be holding them accountable for these decisions. 

If we are successful in holding off these local changes the national and global ones won't be able to take root.

The responsibility and the POWER are ours. We just have to follow through.

We are conducting some research to create greater awareness around VAERS. But we need your help.
HEALTHCARE WORKERS are needed to complete this survey. We are hoping to get a broad reaching sample and would really appreciate if you would put this out in your circles. We need to assess the knowledge base of the main stream health care workers, and unfortunately it seems that that has become increasingly more difficult for me. 😉

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