Aug 28, 2024 3-5PM ET
Wednesday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
Open Letter to Students and Parents about Vaccines Vaccine mandates, particularly for mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines, are raising significant concerns about long-term safety, especially for young people.These vaccines, described as “Vaccines-In-Name-Only” (VINOs), were introduced without adequate long-term safety studies, leading to increasing reports of adverse events, including myocarditis and other serious health issues. The letter argues that the promotion of these vaccines, often tied to school enrollment, compromises bodily autonomy and individual health. It stresses the importance of students and parents conducting their own research and critically evaluating medical treatments rather than accepting them out of convenience or due to external pressure. The author advises students to consider attending schools that did not mandate COVID-19 vaccines and to explore alternative educational options if they feel pressured by vaccine mandates. The letter concludes by calling on students to assert their right to make informed decisions about their health and to resist the influence of the “Pandemic Industrial Complex,” which is seen as prioritizing profit over public well-being.
Special Guests Brian Festa and Dawn Jolly
Dawn Jolly is a 9/11 Navy Veteran who has been fighting in the health freedom arena for over two decades, since her son was injured by a vaccine shortly after his birth in 2003. Dawn also experienced vaccine injury personally while in the service, being forced to receive two rounds of all of her required shots (including anthrax) after her medical records were “lost.” As a former executive-level employee at Pfizer, she has insider knowledge of the pharmaceutical industry that provides her with a level of insight that is unrivaled in the fight to preserve and regain health freedom. Dawn also served as a legislative lobbyist in Connecticut, advocating for legislation to protect health freedom while serving as President of the Connecticut Freedom Alliance. Dawn’s extensive professional experience also includes years of work as a health coach, and as a cybersecurity engineer. She founded We The Patriots USA, Inc. on July 4, 2020 along with her business partner and friend, Brian Festa.
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rian Festa is a Civil Rights Attorney who, along with his business partner and friend Dawn Jolly, founded We The Patriots USA to preserve and reclaim our God-given inalienable rights. With 15 years of experience working in state government, Brian has investigated, mediated, and/or prosecuted cases of discrimination in the workplace, housing, and places of public accommodation. Brian also conducted thousands of hearings as an administrative hearing officer for the labor department prior to working as a civil rights attorney. Brian is a father of two who first became involved in health freedom activism and legal work several years ago, after his son was seriously injured by a vaccine, resulting in lifelong disabilities. Brian travels throughout the nation to speak about the work of We The Patriots USA, including multiple appearances at Clay Clark’s Reawaken America Tour. Brian has also been a guest on dozens of broadcasts, including The Glenn Beck Program, The Charlie Kirk Show, The Steve Deace Show, Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz, Steve Bannon’s War Room, Infowars, and The Health Ranger Report with Mike Adams.
President Trump holds private meeting to discuss medical freedom, vaccines On August 16, 2024, President Donald Trump held a private meeting at his Bedminster, NJ, golf club to discuss critical issues related to medical freedom, including vaccine choice, with a small group of invited guests. Among the attendees was Dawn Jolly, President of We The Patriots USA, who engaged in a deep conversation with Trump on the importance of vaccine choice for children, schools, and employment. Trump, who is firmly against vaccine mandates, asked numerous insightful questions and assured the attendees that he hears and understands their concerns. The meeting reflects Trump’s strong stance on medical freedom and his alignment with growing public skepticism toward vaccine mandates. Jolly, a U.S. Navy veteran and former Pfizer executive, emphasized the increasing number of Americans questioning government overreach in health matters. We The Patriots USA continues to advocate for health freedom, actively fighting against COVID-19 mandates and supporting parental rights through legal action. The organization also campaigns to amend federal law to protect individuals from discrimination based on vaccination status.
Welcome to another episode of “Homeopathic Hits” on The Robert Scott Bell Show.
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Manganum Aceticum offers a natural approach to managing these conditions, providing relief from physical discomfort and supporting overall skeletal and auditory health.
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There’s a severe kidney shortage. Should donors be compensated? The U.S. faces a severe kidney shortage, with over 90,000 people waiting for transplants and many dying or becoming too sick while on thewaitlist. A proposed federal bill, the End Kidney Deaths Act, aims to address this issue by offering a $50,000 refundable tax credit over five years to living donors who give a kidney to someone on the national waitlist. Advocates argue that this incentive could save lives and reduce healthcare costs, as kidney transplants are less expensive and more effective than long-term dialysis. Critics, however, worry that compensating donors might reduce voluntary donations and potentially undermine global efforts to combat illicit organ trade. Bioethicists like Luke Semrau counter that these concerns are overblown and that regulated compensation could significantly increase the number of available kidneys, benefiting everyone involved. The debate continues as Congress considers this legislation, with proponents highlighting the urgent need for solutions and opponents cautioning against potential ethical and global implications.
Special Guest Stuart Tomc
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In-person contact linked with lower levels of loneliness in older adults Research from The University of Texas at Austin and the University of Michigan reveals that in-person social interactions are significantly more effective in reducing loneliness among older adults compared to phone calls or digital communication. The study tracked over 300 individuals aged 65 and older, analyzing their social interactions and feelings of loneliness. The findings showed that while older adults often turned to phone calls with close friends and family when feeling lonely, only in-person visits consistently led to a significant decrease in their reported loneliness levels. Interestingly, even interactions with acquaintances in person were more effective at alleviating loneliness than phone or digital communication with close ties. These results underscore the unique emotional impact of face-to-face contact, which cannot be fully replicated through digital means. The study suggests that public health initiatives aiming to reduce loneliness in older adults should prioritize facilitating in-person interactions, particularly for those who may face barriers to digital communication or have limited mobility. This approach could play a crucial role in enhancing the well-being and quality of life for the elderly population.
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hot of confidence: Building trust in vaccination programs A study recently published in the Journal of Public Health highlights the importance of messaging in vaccination campaigns, showing that emphasizingthe potential harm of not getting vaccinated is the most effective strategy to encourage vaccine uptake. Conducted in China, the study involved three experimental groups, each exposed to different messages promoting COVID-19 vaccination. The first group received information about the personal benefits of vaccination, such as developing antibodies and reducing severe illness risk. The second group was informed about the community benefits, focusing on herd immunity. The third group was warned about the risks of not getting vaccinated, such as increased susceptibility to severe COVID-19 symptoms. The results indicated that the “potential harm” message led to the highest vaccination likelihood at 72.6%, compared to 65.5% for the “personal benefits” message and 62% for the “community benefits” message. These findings suggest that public health campaigns should focus on the direct risks of not vaccinating to maximize vaccine uptake, especially in the later stages of a vaccination campaign when effectiveness is established. This approach could be pivotal in improving public response to vaccination efforts.
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