I hope you’re all doing well and that you have some exciting plans for Thanksgiving. I’ll be road tripping with my daughter to see family out of state. We’re so fortunate that we haven’t been ostracized by any of our family members—the enormity of this isn’t lost on me, given what so many have been through the last couple of years. I’m just so grateful. 

There are three things I’d like to address today:

1. Last week’s elections

2. An upcoming event/documentary screening about V injury

3. A new Zoom call for this community

Several have emailed me asking, “Now what? Where do you think we go from here?”

Mandates—including the threat of mandates—seemed to be loosening and people were starting to exhale a bit. Some feel thrust back into the battle, especially those in blue states like Minnesota, where I live, where our despotic governor was reelected. This dude’s game plan has always been to mandate jabs, including for schoolkids. 

As Leah Wilson of Stand for Health Freedom said, “You voted to protect human, constitutional, and parental rights, and because of your actions, we are in a better place as a country. We saw incredible wins at the state and local level.

“Today, we can proudly say that in just two short months, we will have more power in Congress, governorships, state houses, and local school boards than we ever did before. We will seize this opportunity and be sure that these elected officials deliver on their promises to the American people.”

This is a long game—it was never going to be won overnight. I’m not deterred. 

As Leah continued, “Our rights had been under attack for many years and limited numbers rose to defend them. What we are seeing now is a real paradigm shift and extraordinary growth in our movement.”

So where do we go from here? The people need to continue to stand up. 

To that end, the best post-election assessment I’ve seen, including solutions, is Toby Rogers’ interview with Maureen McDonnell on CHD TV. I had the pleasure of meeting Maureen at last year’s Health & Freedom Summit conference in Nashville and let me tell you, she’s a powerhouse. She’s been a V injury educator for 40 years and is the founder of Millions Against Medical Mandates (MAMM). 

As Toby said in his recent Substack, “My takeaways are that it was a very good night for Ron DeSantis. [He] showed that medical freedom is a winning political issue [and he] instantly becomes the front-runner for President in 2024.” 🥳

If you’re feeling defeated and exhausted and need an infusion of inspiration, you need to hear Toby’s take on things and his enthusiasm about where we need to put our energies. 

Click the image below to take a listen.
 

If you’re local, there’s a documentary screening coming up that you’ll want to know about. My friends at V Safety Council of MN are proud to bring filmmaker Jennifer Sharp and her new documentary, Anecdotals: A Compassionate Exploration of the Nuanced Vaxx Debate, to the area for two screenings, one on Dec. 3 in St. Michael, MN and one on Dec. 4 in River Falls, WI. 

The post-screening panel discussion will include Brook Jackson, Pfizer jab trial whistleblower. Oh man, this is going to be good. 

I got to see the premier of this mind-blowing film at the Health Freedom Congress event a few weeks ago. Yes, I’m well aware of the devastation this jab is inflicting on the population and I still sat there mouth agape. 

Below is a photo of me with Jennifer (center) and Stephanie Locricchio of Children’s Health Defense at the Health Freedom Congress event at the end of Sept.
 

As Jennifer says, “In March 2021, after receiving my Pfizer shot, I couldn't feel the left side of my face for a month. Eighteen months later, electric shocks and muscle weakness continue. Unable to receive the 2nd dose, I am amongst a group of partially-vaccinated people who have been outcast from many aspects of society with no empathy. We've been censored and told it's unethical to talk about our stories because we are just anecdotes.
 

“This movie provides a glimpse into the lives of the Anecdotals—those of us whose lives have been changed drastically by taking the vaccine. It also reflects on the division and politics that prevents us from getting much needed care. Anecdotals is a personal journey that focuses on questions, not answers, and people, not politics.”
 

See this film if you can. And tell your friends and family about it. Spread the word.

Click on the image below to get your tickets. 
 

Lastly, it’s been a while since we did one of our community/support Zoom calls. 

I’ve got us down for 6:30pm Central Time on Wednesday, Nov. 30. If you’re interested in joining us, simply reply to this email and I’ll send you the Zoom link.

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃


Warmly,