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The Worst of America & the World👎
We must not stop working for liberty, justice, and sane reality. Stay humble and vigilant no matter how many battles you win.
🔥STOP MRNA - DR. SANSONEBILLS - I Am Going To War! Will You Join Me? 50 Different State Versions of the 'Sansone mRNA Bioweapons Prohibition Act'. Get a State Legislator to Introduce this in Your State! By Dr. Joseph Sansone
5G The Untold Story.The truth about the rollout of modern wireless technologies — including how, despite lack of data on their safety, the telecom industry continues placing such devices in close proximity to living beings. Humans, plants and animals are suffering as a result (06/22/25, video 30 min).
🪪 REAL ID, a national digital identification, surveillance, and control system. We cover two important videos from Financial Rebellion to help protect against national ID surveillance & control. Please share with friends, family, attorneys general, state and federal legislators. This is a full article that we’ll update as needed.
⭐️ Financial Rebellion — Reject Real ID, Avoid QR Codes. Hosts: Catherine Austin Fitts, Polly Tommey, Carolyn Betts, Esq. Guest Twila Brase RN, PhN (video 01:01:18 includes transcript). Note also covers Star Card / Real ID Drivers Licenses and Passports.
The "Big Beautiful Bill": What It Means for Idaho.By Fred Birnbaum (07/04/25). The author answers some questions about how this massive Congressional omnibus bill with tax and spending provisions is likely to impact Idahoans (and citizens of all states).
5G The Untold Story.The truth about the rollout of modern wireless technologies — including how, despite lack of data on their safety, the telecom industry continues placing such devices in close proximity to living beings. Humans, plants and animals are suffering as a result (06/22/25, video 30 min).
🪪 REAL ID, a national digital identification, surveillance, and control system. We cover two important videos from Financial Rebellion to help protect against national ID surveillance & control. Please share with friends, family, attorneys general, state and federal legislators. This is a full article that we’ll update as needed.
Idaho GOP & Transportation Department
Idaho GOP Chair Dorothy Moon (left), Kootenai County Republican Central Committee Chair Brent Regan (right)
Another European Lawyer Arrested for Opposing Powerful COVID & Vaccination Forces. Remember a case brought against Bill Gates and the Dutch head of NATO in the Netherlands? The lawyer (Arno van Kessel) was arrested without charges and will be unable to present the case in court.How lucky can Billy Gates get? What exquisite timing. What did it cost? By Meryl Nass (06/30/25)
Medical Freedom, COVID-19, Health Issues & Vaccine Injury
DISCLAIMER: We are not doctors or pharmacists. We are NOT endorsing any source, supplement, miracle cure, or drug. This is for educational purposes and is not medical advice.
Most Read News of the Week (06/29/25). Topics include: CDC’s New Vaccine Advisers Vow to Study Cumulative Effect of Childhood Vaccine Schedule | RFK Jr. Slams The Guardian for False Claims About Thimerosal in Vaccines | ‘Heartbreaking’: Jury Sides With Ascension Hospital in 2021 Death of 19-Year-Old Grace Schara Admitted for COVID. | New CDC Vaccine Panel Recommends Merck’s RSV Shot for All Newborns | ‘Every American Wearing a Wearable’ Is Not a Vision We Share | CDC Vaccine Advisers Vote to Stop Recommending Flu Shots That Contain Thimerosal | ‘Addictive Use’ of Screens Linked to Higher Risk of Suicide in Kids | Washington Post Reports on ‘Plan to Vaccinate All Americans, Despite RFK Jr. | Mom Sues West Virginia School District That Denied Daughter’s Religious Exemption Despite Governor’s Executive Order | Gates Pledges $1.6 Billion for More Vaccines for Poor Countries, as RFK Jr. Stands by U.S. Decision to Cut Funding.
Del scrutinizes the newly-overhauled CDC ACIP panel.
Air Force insider Kristen Meghan blows the whistle on geoengineering.
Jefferey Jaxen covers the wins and red flags from ACIP’s two-day meeting.
AI tools you’ve grown to trust may be quietly failing you.
West Virginia’s governor Patrick Morrissey backs an ICAN-supported lawsuit defending vaccine religious exemptions, in a showdown with the State Board of Education, which is defying Morrissey’s executive order to allow them. Aaron Siri explains.
SIDS study uncovers a biological pathway that could finally explain the long-debated link to early-life vaccinations. Del and Dr. Gary Goldman discuss.
Peer-Reviewed Research Study from IMA Defines Post-Vaccine Syndrome. 'Breaking the Silence: Recognizing Post-Vaccination Syndrome,' finds that Post-Acute COVID-19 Vaccination Syndrome (PACVS) is a distinct and measurable medical condition. By Independent Medical Alliance (06/27/25)
Vaccine Resources
A friend shared some new (to us) vaccine resources. Thank you, friend!
Vaccine Papers.Detailed, science-based and objective information about the dangers of vaccines, especially about aluminum adjuvant toxicity and immune activation-mediated brain injury (posted 06/30/25)
Norman Rockwell by Idaho Freedom Foundation staff (07/04/25) profiles the famous Saturday Evening Post artist whose works captured the soul of America. The article focuses on iconic paintings from Rockwell’s “Four Freedoms Series” (inspired by President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1941 address) comprising: Freedom of Speech; Freedom of Worship; Freedom from Want; and Freedom from Fear. 🆕
Andrew Jackson by Samuel T Lair (07/04/25, last in series) profiles a duelist, frontiersman, populist, war hero (War of 1812), patriot, statesman, and President dedicated to limited government and no national debt. 🆕
Thomas Edison by Jonas Greiser (07/04/25) summarizes the life (1847 - 1931) of a renowned inventor who did poorly in public school but excelled in a homeschool environment where he was allowed to explore his passion for chemistry and tinkering. At 12, he set up and ran the first train-published newspaper. At 15, he learned telegraphy. From his Menlo Park lab he improved the telephone, invented the phonograph, and created the incandescent light bulb. He held nearly 1,100 patents and was widely honored. 🆕
James Armistead Lafayette by Rachel Hazelip (07/01/25) honors an unsung hero of the American Revolution, James Armistead Lafayette, who was born into slavery (~1748) and spent his early years working on a plantation in Virginia. His owner, Armistead, allowed him to join the American Revolution where he was a double-agent spy whose work earned the respect of General Lafayette (whose surname he adopted) and eventually his freedom. 🆕
Lewis and Clark by Jonah Grieser (06/30/25) profiles famous explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark who, at the behest of President Thomas Jefferson, successfully traversed the rugged Continental Divide and 8000 miles of the American continent while exercising diplomacy and grit along the way. 🆕
Stephen Decatur (1779–1820) by Alli Megal (06/28/25). Decatur was one of the early heroes of the United States Navy, serving in the First and Second Barbary Wars and the War of 1812. He distinguished himself both for naval victories and for moral clarity and fearless leadership. 🆕
Harriet Tubman by Rachel Hazelip (06/26/25) profiles a woman, born a slave, brain injured in childhood, who rescued slaves via Underground Railroad for more than a decade (1850s-1860s), and continued fighting for liberty after the Civil War as an advocate for woman’s suffrage and equality for all.
John Coffee Hayes by IFF Staff (06/25/25) profiles a man who converted the Texas Rangers from rag-tag ruffians to a crack law enforcement group. He also also was a skilled surveyor who helped map and develop the early infrastructure of Texas.
Ludwig Von Mises by Parrish Miller (06/24/25) profiles the famed economist who said “Every socialist is a disguised dictator.” He was forced to flee the Nazi occupation of Europe and immigrated to the United States in 1940.
Thomas Sowell by Sarah Clendenon (06/22/25) profiles an eminent black economist, born in 1930 and raised by his widowed mother. He rose from modest beginnings to become a widely cited, highly educated economist known for his conservative ideas, thoughts, and explanations.
Clarence Thomas by Jake Wyman (06/19/25) profiles an American icon who overcame poverty and segregation, and unending lies and smears to become a Supreme Court Justice dedicated to our Constitution and the foundational principles of our republic.
Grover Cleveland profile by Alli Megal (06/17/25) profiles a split two-term president who was a true conservative.
Pat Buchanan by Fred Birnbaum (06/18/25) profiles a post-WWII journalist who was an intellectual antecedent and mentor to Donald Trump.
Henry Clay by Samuel T. Lair (06/20/25) profiles “The Great Compromiser” once described as the “beau ideal of a statesman.”
