Updates on recent blogs...

On September 20, 2021...:

...I wrote a blog titled...

BREAKING: Federal Govt Doctor Says ‘Government Doesn’t Want to Show the [COVID] Vaccine is Full of Sh*t’... with a nurse detailing concerns about the new COVID vaccine at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center in Arizona.

BREAKING: Rep. Paul Gosar R-AZ Requests Full Investigation into HHS After Project Veritas Exposed Non-Reporting of Adverse COVID Vaccine Effects.

Today, Project Veritas received a copy of a letter that Congressman Paul Gosar (AZ-04) sent to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services [HHS] demanding a “full review of all HHS health care systems nationally to ensure full compliance with vaccine injury reporting laws including reporting all adverse events occurring after the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine.”

In that letter, Congressman Gosar asked that HHS immediately:

• Review all HHS health care systems nationally for compliance with vaccine reporting;
• inform patients if they have suffered vaccine related injuries and inform them of their right to seek compensation.
• Remonstrate employees ad contractors for not reporting.
• Terminate employees and contractors who have deliberately jeopardized public health and harmed individual patients for not reporting vaccine-related injuries.

Here is a copy of the letter with parts of the letter highlighted by Project Veritas for emphasis.

On September 21, 2021:

... I wrote a blog titled...EXPOSED: Here's How They Are Trying To Cut Off The Food Supply and Starve You! with video detailing the possibility that farmers in this country are being pressured to destroy their crops.

I just received another video regarding new OSHA rules that the Biden Administration has increased its scrutiny of work activities that may expose workers to heat-related hazards:

OSHA Announces Increased Focus on Heat-Related Hazards:

"Through a new enforcement initiative, OSHA will prioritize heat-related interventions and workplace inspections on days when the heat index exceeds 80°F.

On these days, OSHA area directors will dedicate additional resources in responding to heat-related complaints and expand the scope of programmed and unprogrammed inspections to address heat-related hazards. In addition to shaping the focus of OSHA field staff, this initiative also will expand on OSHA’s campaign to educate and assist employers on heat illness prevention."