Below are two brief videos that we strongly believe everyone should watch. Watch these NOW before you or a loved one has to go to the hospital for any reason. We also share the following pdf documents and links. Please share with your Wyoming family and friends.
AMERICA’S FRONTLINE DOCTORS – Use this link for crucial information ahead of time on how to obtain early treatment for COVID by doctors that still adhere to standards of treating patients with therapeutic drugs to avoid hospitalization.
Most everyone has heard about the collusion between the United States Dept of Justice (DOJ) and teacher unions to threaten (and possibly charge) concerned and opinionated parents who are actively holding their school boards accountable for issues within their children’s schools and school districts.
Below is an Oct 15, 2021 letter from the DOJ to the Montana Attorney General that details what specific federal charges are suggested for using against school parents.
Wednesday afternoon the WY Dept of Health announced, “Covid-19 Vaccinations Okayed for Younger Children” and that the vaccines are “now available and recommended for younger school-aged children.”
The WY State Legislature has not produced anything that will help our children. It was clear from the get go that the ‘powers-that-be’ never had our children on the priority list to begin with. Our conservative legislators did, but they are still unfortunately a minority.
How long until the WY Dept of Health turns their recommendation into a mandate? Does anyone really want to wait for that? The State of WY is going to do exactly what they just did this past week – bend-over when Biden tells them to because they believe the supremacy clause says they have to.
So now is the time for Wyomingites to get proactive on their own, rather than waiting for later to be merely reactive.
We are going to start with the following suggested links that we believe could possibly be helpful right now for protecting our children. Tomorrow we intend to post an opt-out form that WY parents can use to try to protect their children (parents should not assume that schools will honor it).
We will find out tomorrow if Wyoming will have a special session, or not, to address the unconstitutional Biden vaccine mandates. There are bills, arguments for and against, and all kinds of preparations, rules, procedures and details. Everyone in Wyoming is nervously anticipating what will happen Oct 26th through 28th, 2021. But, even if we get the best bills amended even better, and then passed into law – we will still have the same enormous problem that we face today.
That’s why we want to take a moment, on this eve of a potential special session, and zoom-out from all that and look at the far bigger picture of how the heck we got here in such a ludicrous upside-down, inside-out reality of having to defend ourselves from some cartoon character that thinks he can summon all of us to submit to an experimental, and dangerous, mRNA-altering drug injected into our veins.
How in the hell have so many people come to believe that noodles-for-brains has that kind of power?!
It’s all about the Ninth folks. And the Tenth. Amendments that is – in the Bill of Rights of our United States Constitution. We cannot emphasize enough how crucial it is when people forget, or have never truly understood the 9th and 10th Amendments.
Everyone knows what the First Amendment is and what can happen if we lose it. And everyone certainly knows what the Second Amendment is and what can happen if we lose it. But if we lose our Ninth and Tenth Amendments, do you know what will happen? We end up with tyrants who think they are king, and hordes of mini-tyrants who will back him up (or idiots who don’t know the law).
This is exactly where we are now today. That is the big enormous problem we face, that a special session is not going to save us from.
Today it’s vaccine mandates. But what will tomorrow bring? Will Biden write another executive order to have children removed from their homes because their parents still refuse vaccines? Will Biden wrote another EO to have children removed from their homes because their parents refuse their children being subjected to gender-changing surgery or drugs, or school-coerced abortions? Will Biden write another EO that says we all must drive electric vehicles? Maybe he’ll write another EO that says we all must eat ice cream on Sundays. Or, as my Father would say, if Biden says we all need to take a hike off a cliff, should we do it?
Biden ain’t no King! And we are not subjects, for crying out-friggin-loud.
(vii) The decision to receive a vaccination is a personal decision and should not be subject to government intrusion or dictate;
(viii) The Ninth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that the enumeration in the constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage other rights retained by the people;
(ix) The Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides that the powers not delegated to the United States in the constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people;
The Ninth Amendment is profoundly important. So important, that the Tenth Amendment repeats the Ninth. So important, that the Ninth Amendment is reiterated, verbatim, in ourWyoming State Constitutionas Article 1, Section 36.
Please watch the following short videos and educate yourself. Please watch them several times if need be. Please watch them with your kids. Please get after it! Truly understanding and defending our natural rights as officially acknowledged in the Ninth and Tenth Amendments is one of the only things that will save us and our country.
There’s a lot of ground to cover. We’re going to try to keep it short however, and to the point.
Bills We Favor (out of what is on the table)
HB1002 Federal COVID vaccine mandates-prohibition and remedies-2. 8 page bill; 8 sponsors. Sponsored by: Representative(s) Sommers, Greear and Olsen and Senator(s) Dockstader, Driskill, Hicks, Kinskey and Schuler. We would love to see this bill strengthened. The “police power” from Article 10, Section 2 of the WY State Constitution would be our first suggestion. This one is worth fighting for – but chances of winning are low.
HB1007 COVID and mRNA vaccines-limitations and prohibitions-2. 9 pages, 2 sponsors Sponsored by: Representative(s) Laursen and Senator(s) Bouchard We really appreciate this bill honing in on the mRNA aspect of the purported “vaccines“. Short, sweet and to the point can potentially facilitate this bill moving forward. This one is worth fighting for – and we might win.
HB1012 Healthcare professionals-right to prescribe medication-2. 4 pages; 2 sponsors Sponsored by: Representative(s) Laursen and Senator(s) Bouchard The intent of this bill is ever so refreshing to hear come out of the mouths of WY lawmakers. The annihilation of the private doctor-patient relationship has been both significant and historical in the damage and LOSS that our nation has suffered for the last 1 1/2 years.
This one is worth fighting for – every day and clear into next 2022 session if need be.
HB1009 COVID-19 response. 12 pages; 2 sponsors Sponsored by: Representative(s) Barlow and Senator(s) Kinskey Were not huge fans of this bill by any stretch. It does have some noteworthy provisions all in one bill such as: liability for employers; severance pay; opt-in choice for alternative measures; provisions for injuries, etc.
The main reason we mention this bill: Since the House Speaker is a sponsor, this bill likely has more potential moving forward than most other bills. HB1009 would/could/should be thrown up as an alternative to HB1001 (the worst bill of all in our opinion) if leadership becomes hellbent on HB1001. In other words, if you had to pick your poison, and HB1001 and HB1009 were the choices – we would go with the latter and try to encourage amendments thereafter.
Politics Usually Drives What Bills Are Most Likely to Pass, and Which are Most Likely to Fail
There is a completely different perspective one can take in attempting to predict what bills are likely to pass. All of these points are offensive, but based in reality:
Much (not all) of the legislative leadership are RINOs
RINOs do not like constitutional language; the doctrines and concepts of a constitutional republic that true conservatives educate themselves in, and the language those concepts are intrinsically tied to are visibly disturbing if not outright offensive to RINOs, Liberals and every one else to the left. This means that our #1 favored bill above is not likely to pass.
The same point is true regarding constitutional conservative legislators – the RINOs don’t like them. That means they don’t like their bills either.
Taking into account bill sponsorship is key to predicting the politics that will play out in the passage of bills. The bill we like the least is HB1001 COVID-19 vaccine employer mandates. In fact we hate this bill. Why? Because, in our opinion, it actually codifies vaccine employer mandates. The title of the bill accurately describes exactly what it does. The bill covers a lot of ground, seems to be tightly planned and tightly written, and is endorsed by 22 sponsors – some names we are surprised to see by the way. More pointedly however is that the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House are sponsors. A horrible bill – yet with their clout, along with 20 more sponsors, leads us to believe that this bill will actually become one of the few bills that will pass. Sorry. Just being honest.
The Democrats opposed having a special session at all. But now that this train has left the station, they will most likely support the worst bills and may also offer amendments to make it even worse. It’s kinda like what they do with crossover votes during elections – build the numbers to pass (or elect) what conservatives do not want.
You need to Know
About our WY Constitution Article 1, Section 38: We love hearing people cite constitutional provisions.. however, a lot of people are forgetting about subsection c. We have been very concerned that the legislature just might pull that out and really stick it to us. Just so ya know.
Article 1, Section 38. Right of health care access.
(a) Each competent adult shall have the right to make his or her own health care decisions. The parent, guardian or legal representative of any other natural person shall have the right to make health care decisions for that person.
(b) Any person may pay, and a health care provider may accept, direct payment for health care without imposition of penalties or fines for doing so.
(c) The legislature may determine reasonable and necessary restrictions on the rights granted under this section to protect the health and general welfare of the people or to accomplish the other purposes set forth in the Wyoming Constitution.
(d) The state of Wyoming shall act to preserve these rights from undue governmental infringement.
A Necessary Defensive
Plan for the worst. Look at HB1001 and any other bill you believe is wretched – find the worst areas in the bill and try to write amendments to remove or lessen nasty provisions. Be prepared to have an intelligent, but short, discussion with receptive conservative legislators to offer these amendments to.
Take a look at our Poll Vote Cheat Sheet posted yesterday. The only legislators to somewhat trust are the ones with a red R or a gray L (for Libertarian). Do not trust any of the others, and most especially any of the Dems.
In fact, we do not recommend including any of the Democrats in your correspondence regarding bills or amendments.
The time you might least want to pay attention during this special session is exactly when you should:
if their running late at night – watch for dirty-trick amendments. If you catch a bad amendment – blow the whistle to your contacts regardless of what time it is. Flood legislators with emails immediately to get that amendment amended back out ASAP!
keep an eye on the conference committees – listen to every live audio. Make sure that the written amendments from negotiations and agreements that take place are clear and concise, and not some jabber that makes no sense later – yet still becomes codified as law. Like what happened with Rep Sue Wilson and 2021 HB0127.
Keep An Eye Out
Most hospitals are not-for-profit entities. As such, they are NOT allowed to attempt to effect legislative bills. If you read, hear or see any lobbying for or against any of these bills by hospital boards or leadership – call them out on it. Speak loudly from whatever platforms you use so we all know who is breaking the law.
An informal meeting of both the House and Senate Rules & Procedures Committees, to discuss the potential rules for a special session to address vaccine mandates, will take place Thursday, Oct 21, 2021 at 3PM . This meeting will be live-streamed via https://www.wyoleg.gov/. No formal action will take place and no public comments will be taken.
Why is this meeting taking place?
The first action for the scheduled Oct 26 – Oct 28 special session is that a 2/3 super-majority vote of both chambers must agree to the Rules & Procedures required to conduct a legislative session. Thus, the rules and procedures discussed at the Oct 21 informal meeting will be voted on as the first course of business on the first day of special session scheduled for Oct 26th at 10AM. If the 2/3 super-majority vote required by both chambers on the rules and procedures is unsuccessful, the special session will not move forward, and instead will be adjourned.
The meeting notice and draft proposed rules to be discussed were posted on Oct 19, 2021 (see copy below).
All WY Citizens that oppose nutjob Bill Gates & his nuclear reactors coming to Wyoming need to attend this meeting and SPEAK UP!
This proposed agenda sets forth the order in which the Committee may consider each topic. The agenda is subject to revision and all times listed are tentative and may be subject to change. If a topic is concluded early, the Committee will proceed to the next topic. For multiple day meetings, topics not completed on the indicated day may be carried over to the next day. Breaks will be taken as necessary.
Thursday, November 4th 2021
7:15 AM Trona Mine Tour (Committee Members Only)
1:00 PM Call to Order and Announcements
Roll call
1:05 PM Department of Environmental Quality
Cease and Transfer Report/Bill Draft
Todd Parfitt, Director , DEQ
Suzanne Engels, Solid and Hazardous Waste Administrator, DEQ
Mine Reclamation Bonding/Bill Draft
Todd Parfitt, Director , DEQ
Kyle Wendtland, Land Quality Administrator, DEQ
Travis Deti, Executive Director, Wyoming Mining Association
Patrick Fleming, Chief Investment Officer, State Treasurer’s Office
Carbon Storage Liability/Bill Draft
Working Group Report
Todd Parfitt, Director , DEQ
Lily Barkau, Natural Resources Program Manager, DEQ
Nuclear Energy
Jon Cox, Vice President of Government Affairs, Rocky Mountain Power
Jeff Navin, Director of External Affairs, TerraPower
Todd Parfitt, Director, DEQ
Nuclear reactor permits-amendments/Bill Draft
Public Comments
4:00 PM WYDOT/Aeronautics Update
Luke Reiner, Director, WYDOT
Brian Olsen, Aeronautics Administrator, WYDOT
Shawn Burke, Air Service Program Manager, WYDOT
Public Comments
4:20 PM Office of State Lands & Investments/Sage Grouse Mitigation Update
Jenifer Scoggin, Director, OSLI
Jason Crowder, Deputy Director, OSLI
Public Comments
Friday, November 5th 2021
8:00 AM Call to Order
Roll call
8:05 AM Industrial Siting/Bill Draft
Representative Larsen
Representative Heiner
Jerimiah Rieman, Executive Director, Wyoming County Commissioners Association
Public Comments
9:15 AM Wyoming Business Council
Josh Dorrell, CEO
Ron Gullberg, Strategic Partnerships Director
Josh Keefe, Finance Manager
Marcio Paes-Barreto, Program & Services Innovator
Bill Drafts
BRC Program
Partnership Challenge Loan Program
Challenge Loan/Refueling
Public Comments
11:00 AM Carbon Markets
Kipp Coddington, Director, Center for Energy Regulation & Policy Analysis, University of Wyoming
Josh Dorrell, Director, Wyoming Business Council
Marcio Paes-Barreto, Program & Services Innovator, Wyoming Business Council
11:45 AM Electric Charging Stations/Regulation
Bill Draft/regulation exemption for EV stations
John Burbridge, Chief Counsel, Public Service Commission
Public Comments
*NOTE: In accordance with Management Council policy, opportunity for public comment will also be provided upon the conclusion of each topic.
The Biden administration’s top energy official [Jennifer Granholm] said the nuclear industry should broaden its business case beyond power markets in order to ensure its place in a carbon-free economy.
…The former governor of Michigan said some “unusual partnerships” between nations and industries might be needed for U.S. nuclear operators to tap the $23 trillion global clean energy market over the next decade. Granholm urged more cross-border collaboration in developing a new generation of small modular reactors, as well as using nuclear plants for the production of emissions-free hydrogen.
…Granholm spoke at a meeting of senior officials at the International Atomic Energy Agency, where Chinese and Russian envoys called for more research-and-development collaboration to accelerate the deployment of new generations of miniature reactors.
…The Department of Energy curtailed some joint projects with China during the Trump administration, including work on a test reactor backed by billionaire Bill Gates. Granholm suggested the urgency of the climate crisis might require re-evaluating prohibitions on some technology transfers and cooperation. The issue could be revisited during two weeks of international climate talks — known as COP26 — beginning Oct. 31 in Glasgow, Scotland.
Jonathan Tirone, Bloomberg News
Nancy Pelosi set up the spike for this Biden policy change with China in a forum at Cambridge University on Sept 16th (fast fwd to 21:43 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ch-dTUL3t-o):
To refresh our readers:
On June 2, 2021, during a live press conference, Governor Gordon ecstatically announced a Wyoming partnership with PacifiCorp/Rocky Moutain Power and Bill Gates/TerraPower to demonstrate an advanced Natrium nuclear reactor at one of four coal power plants in Wyoming. With more controlled enthusiasm, U.S. Senator John Barrasso personally gave his stamp of approval on the partnership and it’s collective goal. Also, U.S. Dept of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm attended the presser by Zoom to endorse and guarantee (huge) financial support for the nuclear power mission.
On June 3rd, we revealed the undeniable Chinese Communist Party (CCP) direct connection to Bill Gates/TerraPower nuclear reactor projects:
Back in Sept 2015 World Nuclear News reported that Terra Power/Bill Gates signed an MOU with the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) to develop its traveling wave reactor (TWR). This is exactly WHO and WHAT they want to bring to Wyoming.
Less than one year ago, Global Construction Review reported that the U.S. Pentagon and U.S. Defense Department “published a list of Chinese Companies that the Pentagon says are too close to the Chinese state and its armed forces“… “to inform Congressional committees and warn potential clients and investors in the companies that the US government regards them as a security risk“.
Now today, with the Biden admin and radical left reciting the mantra “Climate change is our greatest threat”, suddenly the CCP is no longer viewed as a threat to our National Security, and instead is being promoted and treated as an important partner, a “cross-border collaborator”, “an unusual partnership for research and development collaboration”… for climate change and a carbon-free economy.
Mark Gordon said this would be game-changing and monumental for Wyoming. He was telling the truth, albeit, in that opaque way of his that leaves Wyomingites in the dark until it is almost too late to act on.
And now we know why Rocky Mountain Power has been in such a hurry to close this deal; once the agreement is made, the state of Wyoming no longer has any control. This was made clear by WY Senator Bill Landen when he said, “these nuclear reactors would be under the purview of the federal government… We are not allowed, of course, to oversee these.” (Listen at around 5:15 – 3/5/20 Audio of Senate floor discussion on HB0074 Small Modular Nuclear Reactors).
The questions to Glenrock, Rock Springs, Kemmerer and Gillette now become:
Who will welcome the Chinese Communist Party into their Wyoming town?!
Or will each say NO to Gates/TerraPower, PacifCorp/RkyMtn Power, the West Coast, the DOE and the CCP?
Wyomingites in these communities need to WAKE UP NOW. The rest of Wyoming is counting on you to keep the CCP out of our state!
As Wyomingites hold their breath waiting for the announcement of a schedule of dates for a Special WY Legislative Session to address the Biden regime’s totalitarian experimental injection mandates, we decided to compile data on campaign contributions that current legislators have received from three pertinent entities.
For context, it is is good to know where each of these entities stand on experimental drugs (“vaccines“) mandated to be injected into WY citizen’s and WY employee’s veins (such as Banner Health). For that context click the following links:
All data in the campaign contributions table below was obtained from FollowTheMoney.org. We only provide data on legislators that received any contribution(s) from the three organizations represented in the table – out of 90 legislators, 45 accepted contributions from those entities. Each category heading has a direct link to their page at FollowTheMoney embedded in the organization’s name. Every dollar amount is followed by the year in parenthesis the campaign contribution was made. Example: $250 (2020).
We will be waiting with baited breath to see which way the following legislators will debate and vote during a special session on experimental drugs mandated against Wyoming citizens.
Tip: Hold cellphones sideways to view entire table. Type your legislator’s last name in the search box at the top right of the table. If you don’t know who your state senator or house representative is click here. If your legislator’s name does not appear it means they did not receive any campaign contributions from those three entities.
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