1.) Clot Shot “Vaccines” Create BOOM in Blood Clot Removal Industry
2.) Events this week:
Thursday Update (5/5)
Wednesday Update (5/4)
1.) The leak IS the plan!
hey will spend any amount to make the next election about abortion.
Planned Parenthood, Other Pro-Abortion Groups To Spend $150 Million On Midterms
QUOTE: Planned Parenthood Action Fund and other major pro-abortion groups are investing $150 million toward the 2022 midterm elections nationwide.
Planned Parenthood Action Fund, along with NARAL Pro-Choice America and EMILY’s List, are targeting the political funding into paid ads and other initiatives across nine states, including Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, California, Kansas, and Wisconsin.
Six of the nine states include competitive Senate races, according to Politico.
Alexis McGill Johnson, president of Planned Parenthood Action Fund, claimed the plan serves as “a warning” to pro-life candidates.
“Let this be a warning to the out-of-touch politicians standing in the way of our reproductive freedom: People are watching. People are furious. And this November, the people will vote you out,” Johnson said in a statement shared with Politico.
2.) Every step you take…… Newly released documents showed the CDC bought location data to monitor millions of phones using Covid-CCP as their excuse.
CDC Tracked Millions of Phones to See If Americans Followed COVID Lockdown Orders
QUOTE: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) bought access to location data harvested from tens of millions of phones in the United States to perform analysis of compliance with curfews, track patterns of people visiting K-12 schools, and specifically monitor the effectiveness of policy in the Navajo Nation, according to CDC documents obtained by Motherboard. The documents also show that although the CDC used COVID-19 as a reason to buy access to the data more quickly, it intended to use it for more general CDC purposes.
Location data is information on a device’s location sourced from the phone, which can then show where a person lives, works, and where they went. The sort of data the CDC bought was aggregated—meaning it was designed to follow trends that emerge from the movements of groups of people—but researchers have repeatedly raised concerns with how location data can be deanonymized and used to track specific people.
The documents reveal the expansive plan the CDC had last year to use location data from a highly controversial data broker. SafeGraph, the company the CDC paid $420,000 for access to one year of data to, includes Peter Thiel and the former head of Saudi intelligence among its investors. Google banned the company from the Play Store in June.
3.) Upcoming events:
Tuesday Update (5/3)
1.) Upcoming events:
2.) Studies prove that most politicians and experts handled COVID terribly
QUOTE: During the 2020 election, multiple public health “experts” claimed President Trump had “blood on his hands” and was responsible for “preventable” loss of life. They expressed confidence that things would improve with a Biden administration, “which is likely to bring a science-based approach to containing the virus.” An editorial in the highly regarded and allegedly apolitical New England Journal of Medicine, wrote that “inappropriate government policies” were responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands, labeled the Trump administration as “dangerously incompetent” and directed its readers (without mentioning his name) to vote for Biden who would set things right. Things didn’t work out that way.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has just released data showing that 60,000 more Americans died in 2021 from COVID-19 than in 2020. The rate of COVID-19 associated deaths in 2021 rose 20% from 2020, despite the benefit of vaccines that only became widely available in 2021, multiple new therapies, more clinical experience resulting in improved treatment protocols, and a nationwide travel mask mandate imposed immediately after Biden’s inauguration at the beginning of 2021.
The data highlight the failure of policies promoted by experts, in and outside of government, to effectively address COVID. Many of the policies lacked an evidentiary basis. Some ineffective, harmful policies were prolonged for political reasons. We now know that, throughout 2021, the pandemic was mishandled.
The verdict is in: The experts were too cautious in ways that hurt schoolchildren, the economy and the general population without improving health outcomes. They imposed ineffective policies on everyone instead of protecting older Americans and those with co-morbidities who represent the vast majority of COVID deaths.
Candidate Joe Biden opined, “Anyone who is responsible for that many [Covid-19] deaths should not remain as President of the United States of America.” It will be interesting to see what President Biden says now.
https://nypost.com/2022/04/27/studies-prove-that-most-politicians-experts-handled-covid-terribly/
3.) Doc Washburn Response to Supreme Court Leak
Monday Update (5/2)
1.) Military doctor ordered to cover up CV vaccine injuries:
2.) Events this week:
3.) Doc’s new radio ad released:
Friday Update (4/29)
1.) Arkansas has plenty of room for improvement, based on economic outlook rankings
https://www.richstatespoorstates.org/states/AR/
2.) Yuval Hariri Tells You What The Vaccines Really Do
https://emeralddb3.substack.com/p/yuval-hariri-tells-you-what-the-vaccines?s=r
3.) CDC and FDA ‘altered’ Covid guidance while under pressure, bombshell report claims
4.) Events this weekend:
Thursday Update (4/28)
1.) Nuremberg Violations: “We Are Unlearning the Most Important Lessons in History”
2.) Millions of American Lives in Danger as Airline Pilots Suffer Heart Problems from Mandatory COVID Vaccines
3.) Upcoming events:
Endorsement of Joshua Bryant (SD-32)
Re-Open Arkansas endorses Rep. Joshua Bryant
State Senate District 32
Republican voters in Northwest Arkansas’ District 32, including Rogers and Lowell, could have no better choice for State Senator than Joshua Bryant. A long-term member of Reopen Arkansas, Josh holds one of the most conservative voting records in the House. He supports complete medical freedom with liability imposed on any entity or employer that tries to enforce a mandate. Last year, he not only supported, but sponsored and / or helped author the medical freedom bills we supported. Bryant fights for true school choice where the money follows the student, complete abolition of abortion, and state sovereignty. In the senate, Bryant will champion other conservatives to remain conservative under pressure. We are confident that he will quickly become a leader of the new conservative movement underway in the state senate. For these reasons, Reopen Arkansas fully supports and enthusiastically endorses Joshua Bryant for State Senate District 32.
Bryant policy positions important to Reopen Arkansas:
https://reopenarkansas.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Joshua-Bryant-candidate-questionnaire.pdf
Bryant website:
https://www.bryantforarkansas.com
direct link to contribute:
Wednesday Update (4/27)
1.) UPDATE: Bongiovanni v. Austin
Late Friday, Defending the Republic filed its supplemental briefing in Bongiovanni v. Austin….
… pushing back against the efforts by the Biden Department of Defense to deprive a group of military service members the opportunity the challenge the unlawful COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
These service members, who filed their lawsuit collectively, are fighting the DOD vaccine mandate on the grounds that it is unlawful in its implementation (as it mandates vaccines that are not FDA approved) and that it violates their religious freedoms guaranteed under the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
The government seeks to sever their claims so that they have to pursue them individually. In effect, this would cause delays in the litigation and allow the Biden Administration to continue their plan to remove these military service members from the military.
As we informed the court: the Biden Administration is pursuing a battle of attrition, as opposed to resolution of this case on the merits, because they think “that is a battle they can win with their effectively unlimited resources and manpower.”
What the government’s unlimited resources can’t buy, however, is what Defending the Republic has earned: the support of the people. They can try to delay the inevitable, but there’s no doubt Defending the Republic will be victorious in exposing how the Biden Administration is violating the civil liberties of the patriots who defend this country.
2.) Events today (Wednesday):
North Pulaski Women’s Meeting – 11:30-1 at American Pie Pizza, North Hills Blvd, NLR
Meet & Greet featuring Doc Washburn, Greg Payne, Michael Commet at Woo Pig Mooie in Centerton, 5:30-8:30; dinner at 5:30; Doc speaks at 6:30
Tuesday Update (4/26)
1.) What Sweden Got Right About COVID
The U.S. botched the pandemic—overprotecting kids at low risk of serious illness and under-protecting older Americans. Stockholm pursued a light touch and fared far better.
While most countries imposed draconian restrictions, there was an exception: Sweden. Early in the pandemic, Swedish schools and offices closed briefly but then reopened. Restaurants never closed. Businesses stayed open. Kids under 16 went to school.
That stood in contrast to the U.S. By April 2020, the CDC and the National Institutes of Health recommended far-reaching lockdowns that threw millions of Americans out of work. A kind of groupthink set in. In print and on social media, colleagues attacked experts who advocated a less draconian approach. Some received obscene emails and death threats. Within the scientific community, opposition to the dominant narrative was castigated and censored, cutting off what should have been vigorous debate and analysis.
In this intolerant atmosphere, Sweden’s “light touch,” as it is often referred to by scientists and policy makers, was deemed a disaster. “Sweden Has Become the World’s Cautionary Tale,” carped The New York Times. Reuters reported, “Sweden’s COVID Infections Among Highest in Europe, With ‘No Sign Of Decrease.'” Medical journals published equally damning reports of Sweden’s folly.
But Sweden seems to have been right. Countries that took the severe route to stem the virus might want to look at the evidence found in a little-known 2021 report by the Kaiser Family Foundation. The researchers found that among 11 wealthy peer nations, Sweden was the only one with no excess mortality among individuals under 75. None, zero, zip.
That’s not to say that Sweden had no deaths from COVID. It did. But it appears to have avoided the collateral damage that lockdowns wreaked in other countries.‘https://washingtonmonthly.com/2022/04/19/what-sweden-got-right-about-covid/
2.) Upcoming events:
Monday Update (4/25)
1.) New study grades CV response:
2.) Workers could sue over vaccine mandates under Missouri bill
Workers required to get vaccinated by their employers could sue if they have negative reactions under a Missouri bill.
The GOP-led House gave the vaccine liability bill initial approval Wednesday. The measure was introduced in response to COVID-19 vaccination requirements.
Under the measure, employers who make their workers get a vaccine could be held liable if workers experience negative side effects.
Proponents argued that bosses should be held accountable for medical complications if they make employees get vaccinated.Critics argued that private business owners should be allowed to decide whether to mandate vaccinations without the threat of lawsuits.
3.) Event schedule this week:
