A View Into Our End Times Preparing. 87 Days Left

Are you saving food and water for your neighbors too?

You haven't noticed the dogs watching the sky way more lately?

Peace and Blessings

Can you eat rice raw? I didn't think you could so I've been stocking up on beans and honey that you can eat raw. Also gallons of water and toilet paper

are you raising those dogs for the meat too 🤫

THIS IS AWFUL
The mother jailed for refusing to vaccinate her son says she would ‘do it all over again’
Days after a Michigan mother was put in jail for ignoring a court order to vaccinate her 9-year-old son, she said that given the choice, she would “do it all again.”

Rebecca Bredow, who lives in the Detroit area, was sentenced last week to nearly a week in jail for contempt of court almost a year after an Oakland County judge ordered her to have her son immunized.

“I was trying to protect my kids,” the 40-year-old mother told ABC News on Friday morning. “I was trying to stand up for what I believed in, and it was worth it for me to try and take the risk, because I was trying to stop the vaccinations from happening.”

“Never in a million years did I ever think that I would end up in jail standing up to try to protect my kids, and standing up for my beliefs,” she added.

A mother refused to follow a court order to vaccinate her son. Now she’s going to jail.

In her fight against vaccinations, Bredow was jailed and lost primary custody of her son, then discovered that he was immunized against her wishes
Her ex-husband, James Horne, who shares custody of their son, wanted the child to be vaccinated, but Bredow had refused to do it on religious grounds.

“I can’t give in against my own religious belief,” she told The Washington Post last month, adding she is not against vaccination. “This is about choice. This is about having my choices as a mother to be able to make medical choices for my child.”

But Oakland County Circuit Judge Karen McDonald told Bredow last week that she is not the only parent who deserves a say in their young son's care.

The judge granted Horne temporary custody of their son and ordered him to be vaccinated — and sentenced Bredow on Oct. 4 to serve seven days in county jail. The Oakland County Jail gives inmates a one-day credit after successfully serving five days behind bars, so Bredow was released about midnight on Monday, according to the Detroit Free Press.
“It was the worst five days of my life pretty much,” she told the newspaper Wednesday about her time in jail, “except for the fact that I just found out that he was vaccinated and I'm not going to get him back today.

“It's been a rough few days to say the least,” she said.

Attorneys for each parent could not immediately be reached for comment.

Is It a Crime to Avoid Vaccines? People Who Refuse Are Being Punished With Jail and Job Loss

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Is It a Crime to Avoid Vaccines? People Who Refuse Are Being Punished With Jail and Job Loss

BY KATE SHERIDAN ON 12/05/17 AT 3:22 PM EST

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TECH & SCIENCE VACCINES LAWS CHILDREN MEASLES

Don't want to get a vaccine for yourself or your child? Prepare to face the consequences. In the last month, a Detroit mother went to jail because she refused to vaccinate her child. Fifty people lost their jobs at a group of Midwestern hospitals and clinics because they declined a flu shot. And an Oregon university has blocked students from registering for classes unless they have a meningitis shot.

TECH & SCIENCE

Is It a Crime to Avoid Vaccines? People Who Refuse Are Being Punished With Jail and Job Loss

BY KATE SHERIDAN ON 12/05/17 AT 3:22 PM EST

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TECH & SCIENCE VACCINES LAWS CHILDREN MEASLES

Don't want to get a vaccine for yourself or your child? Prepare to face the consequences. In the last month, a Detroit mother went to jail because she refused to vaccinate her child. Fifty people lost their jobs at a group of Midwestern hospitals and clinics because they declined a flu shot. And an Oregon university has blocked students from registering for classes unless they have a meningitis shot.

Vaccine Skeptics Protest Outside The National Press Club

As governments and communities reassess how to handle parents who hesitate or decline when offered vaccinations, they are also confronting notions about when a person's choice be punished. Should the consequence for one person's health care choice look so similar to the ones society doles out for crimes?

Some countries think even stronger penalties are in order. Beginning in January, Australia passed a law instituting a $5,500 AUD (about $4,200 USD) fine for daycare center operators in one Australian state who accept unvaccinated children. Italian parents will also begin to face fines in 2018 for refusing to vaccinate their children

TECH & SCIENCE

Is It a Crime to Avoid Vaccines? People Who Refuse Are Being Punished With Jail and Job Loss

BY KATE SHERIDAN ON 12/05/17 AT 3:22 PM EST

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TECH & SCIENCE VACCINES LAWS CHILDREN MEASLES

Don't want to get a vaccine for yourself or your child? Prepare to face the consequences. In the last month, a Detroit mother went to jail because she refused to vaccinate her child. Fifty people lost their jobs at a group of Midwestern hospitals and clinics because they declined a flu shot. And an Oregon university has blocked students from registering for classes unless they have a meningitis shot.

Vaccine Skeptics Protest Outside The National Press Club

As governments and communities reassess how to handle parents who hesitate or decline when offered vaccinations, they are also confronting notions about when a person's choice be punished. Should the consequence for one person's health care choice look so similar to the ones society doles out for crimes?

Some countries think even stronger penalties are in order. Beginning in January, Australia passed a law instituting a $5,500 AUD (about $4,200 USD) fine for daycare center operators in one Australian state who accept unvaccinated children. Italian parents will also begin to face fines in 2018 for refusing to vaccinate their children.

These punitive measures are based on the evidence backing vaccines. Time and again, immunizations have proven to be unparalleled public health tools; no one gets smallpox anymore, and polio hasn't been seen within the United States since 1993.

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But vaccine programs work only when an entire community commits to them. Invariably, some children will not be vaccinated for one reason or another. Some families may have religious objections to vaccines, some children or adults may not have the immune system to tolerate the vaccine, New York University bioethicist Arthur Caplan told Newsweek. "A child who has cancer, they can't be vaccinated. They need to be protected, but the only way to do that is to vaccinate your child," he said.

If enough people are vaccinated, the chances of the virus being able to find and infect an unvaccinated person becomes so small that the disease never really spreads. But this phenomenon, called herd immunity, requires a very high percentage of the population to be vaccinated. The number is thought to be more than 93 percent for measles.

I believe we won't be able to stay in our homes. Once they bring in this cashless Society, and it's here! you won't be able to buy or sell without that Trust Stamp, including paying property taxes. Won't be able to work, nor go to the store without that. I know my outcome and have accepted that.
Attorney Claims States Have Authority to Fine Those Who Don't …
Aug 12, 2020 · Although unlikely, a law professor lays out the authority states could have to force residents to take a vaccine

Awww Jerry! Dont sell him first 😂😂

Do you have room for one more… Just kidding.. I wish I had the help you do. All my adult children are gone and out of State. I have the Lord and a few friends that will have to work. I know shits gonna hit the fan soon.
Do you have plenty of water to cook kill that rice and drinking water?

Keep these vids coming Bossman. Much appreciated brother!

Are you from Oregon?? I was born & raised there!