Let's Speak Up

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Great leadership!!! OROVILLE (CBS13) The city of Oroville is getting national attention for announcing they will not follow controversial orders issued by the governor or president. The fight stems from a number of federal and state pandemic protection mandates. Oroville city leaders are launching a resolution revolution. In a 6-1 vote, the city council declared Oroville a Constitutional Republic City.

Our kids are at risk, the WHO claims that kids that attend schools are considered as Implied Consent, which is equal to informed consent. What can you do to address it? Send a letter to your school board that you have the right of refusal for medical or religious exemptions.... Talk to your kids to refuse the jab and call you immediately to pick them up. Inform the school officials that they are on notice if they jab your kid without their consent and you plan to hold them Liable. We will generate forms so you can submit them. Lea https://www.sott.net//424625-WHO-now-says-your-childs-pres

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher violated the Brown Act, when he originally introduced a motion to mandate vaccinations for San Diego County new hires and employees. Because of the violation, Fletcher had to re-introduce it, and community members have showed up to speak against it.

Good morning There is light, courage, and positive outcomes. More and more districts are opposing the mandate against COVID 19. ... Let’s hope more school district are provide the parents and their kids the choice. Lea

Watch the video of pledging NEVER AGAIN! Do not follow orders blindly, it’s a violation of Nuremberg laws of informed consent. Please listen to Robert Kennedy and make the best decision for your kids and families.

Speak Out Now, Or You Could Be Next! We are in the process of segregation with coercion and sanctions to silence us. It's time to shift from silence to speaking out! https://bysabs.com/speak-out-now-or-you-could-be-next/ ... "The hate crime that just occurred at The George Washington University... takes us back to the Nazi era struck. As I made my way through the Kristallnacht exhibit at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum this afternoon, my eyes peered down only to see a pit full of desecrated Torah scrolls from that dreadful November night in 1938. Simultaneously, and totally coincidently, I received a text entailing the most appalling news: Someone broke into a frat and a Torah was destroyed. It was ripped apart with detergent poured all over it As I walked out of the museum into the crisp chilling air, phrases from last Wednesday night’s speech reverberated within me. We are burdened the responsibility to ensure the warnings of the Holocaust are acknowledged; we must act every time we witness even a minor, singular act of antisemitism; we must make the words never again ring true. Every day that passes sitting in silence leads us deeper and deeper down the dangerous path of 20th century Europe. The parallels are scary and ever-present, calling for swift and serious action. If you’re not Jewish, it may seem as if these issues or all this talk of antisemitism doesn’t affect you. But it does. Whether Jewish, Christian, Muslim, White, Black, Asian, LGBTQ+, etc., each of us is burdened with equal responsibility to speak out. Concluding my notable visit to the USHMM today, a quote by German Lutheran pastor, Martin Niemöller, near the Hall of Remembrance stuck with me as I exited. I kept thinking about it as I made my way through the city and back to campus. I thought to adapt it here to our present-day context: First they came for the Jews, And I did not speak out Because I was not Jewish. Then they came for the Muslims, And I did not speak out Because I was not a Muslim. Then they came for the Blacks, And I did not speak out Because I was not Black. Then they came for the homosexuals and queers, And I did not speak out Because I was not gay. Then they came for you, And there was no one left To speak for you. In this generation where tolerance is said to triumph over tyranny, holistic inclusion over hate, freedom over fear, and justice over allit is YOUR duty to live up to these words with action: In dismal truth, you never know when your turn is next. --- Act Now! It's time to shift from silence to speaking out. It's time to shift from shame to gain courage and strength. It's time to shift from acting in self-interest to socially responsibility. It's time to be united with strong voices for collective good. Lea

Pandemic Reveals How Teacher Union Hinder Education What is the role of teachers union and government in our schools system? Do we need their intervention and in what capacity? ... Excerpts from the article: While millions of families are suddenly home schooling, it’s important to know that when our schools were elite and the envy of the world, we were a nation of home-schoolers and small, private, and independent schools. What happened? Government and labor unions intruded, claiming families and educators needed them. But do we? Theressah and Victor Ramirez say, Absolutely not! For example, the Ramirez boys grew their hair to donate to cancer victims. One son faced incessant bullying and was labeled Sissy. When the Ramirez’s approached the principal for help, feckless, union-supported, racial equity, lenient discipline policies resulted in continued bullying. Eventually, their son was verbally and physically assaulted. Educators can make or break a school and a child. That principal and faculty could have built schoolwide support around the Ramirez’s efforts to bless cancer victims while building empathy in their community. Instead, they allowed unions and bullies to rule." This nightmare is repeated daily in countless schools across America. It’s the reason our schools are broken. The bigger war to inoculate our education system against the virus infecting it: government unions. COVID-19 school closures provide the perfect opportunity to expose unions and their damaging impact and restore our schools to their former glory. If we do, educators and families will be empowered to reach their dreams again." End of the excerpts. My questions: What is the role of teachers union and government in our schools system? Do we need their intervention and in what capacity? how do we separate unions from oru education system? Happy Friday, lea