Excellent summary of the issues surrounding the COVID experimental gene therapy jabs: https://nojabforme.info
No Jab For Me
Here are all the reasons Crimes Against Humanity are being committed and why to say NO to the mRNA jab.
For those of you fighting to unmask your children in schools, here's some ammo. CDC guidelines influenced by teachers unions, not by science: https://nypost.com/2021/05/01/teachers-union-collaborated-with-cdc-on-school-reopening-emails/
New York Post
Powerful teachers union influenced CDC on school reopenings, emails show
The American Federation of Teachers lobbied the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on, and even suggested language for, the federal agency’s school-reopening guidance released in...
Unions are affecting school policies at a local level too.
"But researchers concluded the more restrictive a union’s collective bargaining agreement, the lower the likelihood of “ever” resuming in-person schooling. This kind of structural power shows that unions can directly affect school boards – to a greater degree than parents."
https://blog.acton.org/archives/119950-study-reveals-exactly-how-teachers-unions-lock-children-out-of-schools.html
"But researchers concluded the more restrictive a union’s collective bargaining agreement, the lower the likelihood of “ever” resuming in-person schooling. This kind of structural power shows that unions can directly affect school boards – to a greater degree than parents."
https://blog.acton.org/archives/119950-study-reveals-exactly-how-teachers-unions-lock-children-out-of-schools.html
Acton Institute PowerBlog
Study reveals exactly how teachers unions lock children out of schools
Last Friday, Vice President Kamala Harris raised the plight of harried parents dealing with the life dislocation of children being locked out of in-person education in the public schools – and erupted in gales of inappropriate laughter. Parents at their wits’…
Public Hearing Thursday on Court Nominee
Can We Keep Dan Will from the Superior Court Bench?
The hearing for Gov. Chris Sununu's problematic N.H. Superior Court nominee Dan Will is coming up this Thursday, and we need to remind the Executive Council not to support this nominee before they meet.
Here is the history: N.H. Solicitor General Daniel Will wrote the Binford Objection, which led to the N.H. Superior Court decision stating that the governor has the authority to "suspend the constitution" during a State of Emergency. Dan Will has been nominated to sit on this same court, making the court an even bigger constitutional threat.
Clearly, we must prevent Dan Will from taking residence on the N.H. Superior Court bench for 20 years. Please call and email all five of the executive councilors and tell them we need our judges defending the constitution, not undermining it. Ask them to say "no" to Dan Will's nomination and urge the governor to find nominees that respect our rights.
Contact today
Councilor Joe Kenney (603-447-9263), 603-581-8780, Joseph.Kenney@nh.gov
Councilor Dave Wheeler (603-673-3604), David.K.Wheeler@nh.gov
Councilor Cinde Warmington (603-225-7262), Cinde.Warmington@nh.gov
Councilor Ted Gatsas, (603) 623-0211, Ted.Gatsas@nh.gov
Councilor Janet Stevens, (603) 436-1645, Janet.L.Stevens@nh.gov
Details For the Public hearing for Daniel Will
Thursday, May 6, 2021
1:00 p.m.
At the Division of Motor Vehicles
23 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH
PLEASE USE THE AUDITORIUM ENTRANCE AT THE BACK OF THE BUILDING ON THE RIGHT SIDE
Public comment may also be submitted by email to: gcweb@nh.gov
To participate remotely: Dial the call in number: 1-800-356-8278, code: 119882. When prompted, clearly state your first and last name then one of the following four options: speak in support, speak in opposition, attending in support, or attending in opposition.
Can We Keep Dan Will from the Superior Court Bench?
The hearing for Gov. Chris Sununu's problematic N.H. Superior Court nominee Dan Will is coming up this Thursday, and we need to remind the Executive Council not to support this nominee before they meet.
Here is the history: N.H. Solicitor General Daniel Will wrote the Binford Objection, which led to the N.H. Superior Court decision stating that the governor has the authority to "suspend the constitution" during a State of Emergency. Dan Will has been nominated to sit on this same court, making the court an even bigger constitutional threat.
Clearly, we must prevent Dan Will from taking residence on the N.H. Superior Court bench for 20 years. Please call and email all five of the executive councilors and tell them we need our judges defending the constitution, not undermining it. Ask them to say "no" to Dan Will's nomination and urge the governor to find nominees that respect our rights.
Contact today
Councilor Joe Kenney (603-447-9263), 603-581-8780, Joseph.Kenney@nh.gov
Councilor Dave Wheeler (603-673-3604), David.K.Wheeler@nh.gov
Councilor Cinde Warmington (603-225-7262), Cinde.Warmington@nh.gov
Councilor Ted Gatsas, (603) 623-0211, Ted.Gatsas@nh.gov
Councilor Janet Stevens, (603) 436-1645, Janet.L.Stevens@nh.gov
Details For the Public hearing for Daniel Will
Thursday, May 6, 2021
1:00 p.m.
At the Division of Motor Vehicles
23 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH
PLEASE USE THE AUDITORIUM ENTRANCE AT THE BACK OF THE BUILDING ON THE RIGHT SIDE
Public comment may also be submitted by email to: gcweb@nh.gov
To participate remotely: Dial the call in number: 1-800-356-8278, code: 119882. When prompted, clearly state your first and last name then one of the following four options: speak in support, speak in opposition, attending in support, or attending in opposition.
Update: Bill to Ban Vaccine Passport
The House Executive Departments and Administration Committee is still working on an amendment to SB 155 that would ban a vaccine passport, and its prospects are looking promising. Behind the scenes, our people are working on language that would strengthen religious and medical exemptions for employees to decline a vaccination they don't want.
It's important to note that your efforts helped Senators amend SB 155 into language that we can support. So thank you for that! We wanted to let you know that we support the underlying legislation as a result. Also, most of our people on the House committee and in the House are supporting this effort, but there are a few holdouts who think that government shouldn't get involved with preventing this gross violation of individual liberty. Here's some thoughts to share with them that may change their mind.
Would you please email the N.H. House Executive Departments and Administration committee and ask them to support adding an amendment to SB 155 that bans vaccine passports. Also, please email committee member John Sytek, a holdout representative from Salem, or call him at 603-893-8889, and explain to him how important this amendment is to protecting our way of life.
The House Executive Departments and Administration Committee is still working on an amendment to SB 155 that would ban a vaccine passport, and its prospects are looking promising. Behind the scenes, our people are working on language that would strengthen religious and medical exemptions for employees to decline a vaccination they don't want.
It's important to note that your efforts helped Senators amend SB 155 into language that we can support. So thank you for that! We wanted to let you know that we support the underlying legislation as a result. Also, most of our people on the House committee and in the House are supporting this effort, but there are a few holdouts who think that government shouldn't get involved with preventing this gross violation of individual liberty. Here's some thoughts to share with them that may change their mind.
Would you please email the N.H. House Executive Departments and Administration committee and ask them to support adding an amendment to SB 155 that bans vaccine passports. Also, please email committee member John Sytek, a holdout representative from Salem, or call him at 603-893-8889, and explain to him how important this amendment is to protecting our way of life.
Public Hearings on Wednesday
State of Emergency Statute Reform Bills Need Attention
Two major state of emergency reform bills have public hearings on Wednesday, May 5, and both could use your attention to move them forward.
• Hearing on HB 187, 9:15 a.m., Wednesday, May 5, N.H. Senate Committee on Health and Human Services
◦ Join the Meeting on Zoom.
◦ Register your position or sign in to speak.
◦ Please email written testimony and documents you wish to share with the Committee to kirsten.koch@leg.state.nh.us. Let the committee know you support the bill, but not the Senate amendment.
◦ RebuildNH SUPPORTS the bill, but DOES NOT support the Senate amendment.
◦ The underlying bill, HB 187, would add checks on the commissioner of the Department of Health and Human Services to prevent him from unilaterally implementing emergency regulations without legislative oversight or approval. The Senate amendment would add licensing requirements for social workers. Please ask the Senate to support the bill, but not the amendment.
• Hearing on HB 417, 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, May 5., N.H. Senate Committee on Executive Departments and Administration
◦ Join the Meeting on Zoom
◦ Register your position or sign in to speak.
◦ Please email written testimony and documents you wish to share with the Committee to cameron.lapine@leg.state.nh.us.
◦ RebuildNH Supports with Explanation (see below)
◦ HB 417 is the bipartisan bill that passed the House with a veto-proof majority to amend the State of Emergency statutes and prohibit the governor from spending federal funds on his own. We support the bill in part. Ideally, the language in the budget (HB 2) from sections 76 and 77 as well as the language in HB 417 in section 3, subparagraph V, and section 4 should be passed into law. It may also make sense to add section 3, subparagraph V, and section 4 of HB 417 into the budget to go along with sections 76 and 77, as well as section 332, which includes language from HB 63. We would still like you to email the full Senate and ask them to support the three emergency reforms in the budget, even if you've done so already.
State of Emergency Statute Reform Bills Need Attention
Two major state of emergency reform bills have public hearings on Wednesday, May 5, and both could use your attention to move them forward.
• Hearing on HB 187, 9:15 a.m., Wednesday, May 5, N.H. Senate Committee on Health and Human Services
◦ Join the Meeting on Zoom.
◦ Register your position or sign in to speak.
◦ Please email written testimony and documents you wish to share with the Committee to kirsten.koch@leg.state.nh.us. Let the committee know you support the bill, but not the Senate amendment.
◦ RebuildNH SUPPORTS the bill, but DOES NOT support the Senate amendment.
◦ The underlying bill, HB 187, would add checks on the commissioner of the Department of Health and Human Services to prevent him from unilaterally implementing emergency regulations without legislative oversight or approval. The Senate amendment would add licensing requirements for social workers. Please ask the Senate to support the bill, but not the amendment.
• Hearing on HB 417, 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, May 5., N.H. Senate Committee on Executive Departments and Administration
◦ Join the Meeting on Zoom
◦ Register your position or sign in to speak.
◦ Please email written testimony and documents you wish to share with the Committee to cameron.lapine@leg.state.nh.us.
◦ RebuildNH Supports with Explanation (see below)
◦ HB 417 is the bipartisan bill that passed the House with a veto-proof majority to amend the State of Emergency statutes and prohibit the governor from spending federal funds on his own. We support the bill in part. Ideally, the language in the budget (HB 2) from sections 76 and 77 as well as the language in HB 417 in section 3, subparagraph V, and section 4 should be passed into law. It may also make sense to add section 3, subparagraph V, and section 4 of HB 417 into the budget to go along with sections 76 and 77, as well as section 332, which includes language from HB 63. We would still like you to email the full Senate and ask them to support the three emergency reforms in the budget, even if you've done so already.
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The CDC’s cruel, irrational guidance traps our kids in the forever pandemic
https://nypost.com/2021/05/02/the-cdcs-cruel-irrational-guidance-traps-our-kids-in-the-pandemic/
"How low is the risk to kids? According to the CDC, 266 kids ages 0 to 17 have died of COVID-19. Every single death is a tragedy. But during the 2018-2019 flu season, 477 kids in that age range died of the regular flu, and we didn’t take to hiding our kids under their beds.
Also in 2019, we lost 2,545 kids under 18 to traffic accidents, 776 to drowning and a devastating 2,156 to suicide. We didn’t stop sending kids to school. We didn’t ban cars or swimming pools. We understood that we live in a world of risk, that we send our children out daily and pray that they make it home.
We need perspective — and fast. We need to stop listening to an organization that has discredited itself."
https://nypost.com/2021/05/02/the-cdcs-cruel-irrational-guidance-traps-our-kids-in-the-pandemic/
"How low is the risk to kids? According to the CDC, 266 kids ages 0 to 17 have died of COVID-19. Every single death is a tragedy. But during the 2018-2019 flu season, 477 kids in that age range died of the regular flu, and we didn’t take to hiding our kids under their beds.
Also in 2019, we lost 2,545 kids under 18 to traffic accidents, 776 to drowning and a devastating 2,156 to suicide. We didn’t stop sending kids to school. We didn’t ban cars or swimming pools. We understood that we live in a world of risk, that we send our children out daily and pray that they make it home.
We need perspective — and fast. We need to stop listening to an organization that has discredited itself."
New York Post
The CDC's cruel, irrational guidance traps our kids in the forever...
While much of grown-up America moves on, our children are trapped in the forever pandemic.
Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a fresh set of guidelines for summer...
Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a fresh set of guidelines for summer...
Activists aligned with ReopenNH have been scouring existing statute to address the issue of forced masking children in schools. Yesterday, they uncovered Title X, Section 126-U:4:
"No school or facility shall use or threaten to use any of the following restraint and behavior control techniques:
I. Any physical restraint or containment technique that:
(a) Obstructs a child's respiratory airway or impairs the child's breathing or respiratory capacity or restricts the movement required for normal breathing;
...(d) Involves pushing on or into the child's mouth, nose, eyes, or any part of the face or involves covering the face or body with anything, including soft objects such as pillows, blankets, or washcloths; or
...IV. Any technique that unnecessarily subjects the child to ridicule, humiliation, or emotional trauma."
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/x/126-u/126-u-mrg.htm
Today this was presented to Commissioner Frank Edelblut, who we are told will be calling the Attorney General, asking the AG to send out notice to schools.
Please email the statute to your local school board members. The abusive mask mandates are AGAINST THE LAW.
"No school or facility shall use or threaten to use any of the following restraint and behavior control techniques:
I. Any physical restraint or containment technique that:
(a) Obstructs a child's respiratory airway or impairs the child's breathing or respiratory capacity or restricts the movement required for normal breathing;
...(d) Involves pushing on or into the child's mouth, nose, eyes, or any part of the face or involves covering the face or body with anything, including soft objects such as pillows, blankets, or washcloths; or
...IV. Any technique that unnecessarily subjects the child to ridicule, humiliation, or emotional trauma."
http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/x/126-u/126-u-mrg.htm
Today this was presented to Commissioner Frank Edelblut, who we are told will be calling the Attorney General, asking the AG to send out notice to schools.
Please email the statute to your local school board members. The abusive mask mandates are AGAINST THE LAW.
If you're working on getting your friends off the Tech Oligarchs' platforms, make sure to recommend they follow @ReopenNH's Telegram channel. Link here: https://news.1rj.ru/str/ReopenNH.
⭐⭐ Urgent: please call in to the Daniel Will hearing NOW. There is still time to sign in.
Dial the call in number: 1-800-356-8278
Enter the 6-digit code: 119882
When prompted, clearly state your first and last name then "speak in opposition" or "attending in opposition"
There are 14 people signed up to speak in favor, and only one testifying against. Please sign in and speak out against this nominee who is a constitutional threat.
Dial the call in number: 1-800-356-8278
Enter the 6-digit code: 119882
When prompted, clearly state your first and last name then "speak in opposition" or "attending in opposition"
There are 14 people signed up to speak in favor, and only one testifying against. Please sign in and speak out against this nominee who is a constitutional threat.
Update on Daniel Will hearing:
Establishment politicians, CEOs, and others came out to testify in favor of Daniel Will for Superior Court judge. It was the who's who of well-connected elites – 14 testifying in his favor that he's a nice fella. Three testified for the People, including both ReopenNH Chairman Andrew Manuse and ReopenNH Treasurer JR Hoell, bringing up concerns for civil and religious liberties.
The vote on Will's nomination will likely be in 2 weeks. We will keep you updated. We will likely need a strong showing emailing the Executive Councilors in that time period.
Establishment politicians, CEOs, and others came out to testify in favor of Daniel Will for Superior Court judge. It was the who's who of well-connected elites – 14 testifying in his favor that he's a nice fella. Three testified for the People, including both ReopenNH Chairman Andrew Manuse and ReopenNH Treasurer JR Hoell, bringing up concerns for civil and religious liberties.
The vote on Will's nomination will likely be in 2 weeks. We will keep you updated. We will likely need a strong showing emailing the Executive Councilors in that time period.
⭐️⭐️ ACTION ALERT ⭐️⭐️
If you support banning COVID vaccine mandates or passports, please email your reps and tell them to support the amendment to SB155. Please share.
Email HouseReps@ReopenNH.com or lookup your specific representatives here: http://gencourt.state.nh.us/house/members/default.aspx
Here are talking points to help you compose your message:
1. Human rights ought to be protected in all parts of society, public and private, from all bad actors, and the right to bodily autonomy is a recognized human right.
2. According to the Declaration of Independence, governments are instituted to secure the rights of the minority to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Sometimes, the government must step in to prevent powerful private actors from infringing the rights of the minority that don't have the resources to defend their rights.
3. As a society, we have long determined that private businesses don't have a right to discriminate, and that includes discrimination against those who refuse a particular medical intervention.
4. A vaccine passport is not the same as a "no shirt, no shoes, no service" policy, because wearing shoes does not pose a medical risk. Vaccines do pose a medical risk and courts have long upheld that we cannot force medical risk on anyone, even criminals.
5. We cannot create a tiered society where those who cannot or will not receive a vaccine are barred from participating. We've been down that road before with other modes of discrimination, and we do not want such a regressive idea to take hold. This is a battle we cannot afford to lose.
6. Vaccine passports are a dangerous invasion of personal and medical privacy. This bill is essentially strengthening HIPAA law.
7. The proposed vaccine passport prohibition does not apply to all private businesses. It only applies to private businesses contracted with the state and state and local government. However, the amendment language presents a firm statement that discrimination will not be tolerated in New Hampshire.
If you support banning COVID vaccine mandates or passports, please email your reps and tell them to support the amendment to SB155. Please share.
Email HouseReps@ReopenNH.com or lookup your specific representatives here: http://gencourt.state.nh.us/house/members/default.aspx
Here are talking points to help you compose your message:
1. Human rights ought to be protected in all parts of society, public and private, from all bad actors, and the right to bodily autonomy is a recognized human right.
2. According to the Declaration of Independence, governments are instituted to secure the rights of the minority to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Sometimes, the government must step in to prevent powerful private actors from infringing the rights of the minority that don't have the resources to defend their rights.
3. As a society, we have long determined that private businesses don't have a right to discriminate, and that includes discrimination against those who refuse a particular medical intervention.
4. A vaccine passport is not the same as a "no shirt, no shoes, no service" policy, because wearing shoes does not pose a medical risk. Vaccines do pose a medical risk and courts have long upheld that we cannot force medical risk on anyone, even criminals.
5. We cannot create a tiered society where those who cannot or will not receive a vaccine are barred from participating. We've been down that road before with other modes of discrimination, and we do not want such a regressive idea to take hold. This is a battle we cannot afford to lose.
6. Vaccine passports are a dangerous invasion of personal and medical privacy. This bill is essentially strengthening HIPAA law.
7. The proposed vaccine passport prohibition does not apply to all private businesses. It only applies to private businesses contracted with the state and state and local government. However, the amendment language presents a firm statement that discrimination will not be tolerated in New Hampshire.
Quick reminder: When you email your elected officials, please make sure to include both your NAME and your TOWN. They look for any reason to disregard messages, and not identifying yourself as a NH resident is one of the reasons they use.
ReopenNH endorsed Rep. Kofalt and Sen. Avard discuss the importance of HB 440, the Civil Liberties Defense Act.https://youtu.be/Js_IqpVBKa0
YouTube
Speaking with the Senator - Jim Kofalt Civil Liberties Defense Act HB 440
Senator Avard's guest is NH State Representative Jim Kofalt from Wilton. He is the sponsor of HB440 Civil Liberties Defense Act. He proposed this bill due to the NH Superior Courts ruling that in an emergency the Governor may suspend your US and NH constitutional…
End the State of Emergency!
https://nhjournal.com/blasek-unprecedented-emergency-powers-remain-until-state-of-emergency-gets-canceled/
https://nhjournal.com/blasek-unprecedented-emergency-powers-remain-until-state-of-emergency-gets-canceled/
NH Journal
BLASEK: Unprecedented Emergency Powers Remain Until State of Emergency Gets Canceled - NH Journal
As the era of mandated COVID-19 restrictions comes to a close today in New Hampshire, it is important to recognize that the threat to our Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms remains within the executive branch so long as the governor’s declared and extended…
Missed this one from earlier this week re:HB417! Go ReopenNH-endorsed Rep. Leah Cushman! 💪
“The governor acted as lawmaker, enforcer and judge,” Cushman said. “Making hasty decisions is not necessarily the best way to govern. This protects New Hampshire from becoming completely totalitarian under a successive governor.”
https://www.unionleader.com/news/health/coronavirus/senate-panel-seeks-sununu-s-input-on-covid-19-emergency-powers/article_bbda56d9-dcd3-5c5d-a063-03e88e20905c.html
“The governor acted as lawmaker, enforcer and judge,” Cushman said. “Making hasty decisions is not necessarily the best way to govern. This protects New Hampshire from becoming completely totalitarian under a successive governor.”
https://www.unionleader.com/news/health/coronavirus/senate-panel-seeks-sununu-s-input-on-covid-19-emergency-powers/article_bbda56d9-dcd3-5c5d-a063-03e88e20905c.html
UnionLeader.com
Senate panel seeks Sununu’s input on COVID-19 emergency powers
CONCORD — A state Senate committee wants to hear from Gov. Chris Sununu’s office as it considers whether to dramatically check the powers of a governor dealing with a future
ReopenNH aligned attorney Robert Fojo:
"If anyone in this group has a child in a New Hampshire school, is tired of the school requiring your child to wear a face mask, and wants to put an end to it, contact me."
Contact information at https://fojolaw.com
"If anyone in this group has a child in a New Hampshire school, is tired of the school requiring your child to wear a face mask, and wants to put an end to it, contact me."
Contact information at https://fojolaw.com