During July and August of 2023 the City of Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, continued to treat the public water supply to a calculated fluoride value of 0.88 – 0.9 ppm which is 0.18 – 0.2 ppm above the nationally recommended value of 0.7 ppm and 0.59 – 0.61 ppm above the 0.29 ppm maternal urinary […]
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These resources are offered in memory of the 22nd anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001. Consider the theory that words can dictate thought and Dr. MacQueen’s focus on the power of the story told by mainstream media.
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The Fed’s seiniorage monopoly
Coverage of U.S. Rep. Mike Flood’s Flyover Fintech conference and why it matters Among the prominent articles covering the conference, from the Nebraska Examiner, Silicon Prairie News and the blockchain tipsheet, none mentioned some of the key issues discussed surrounding fintech‘s current focus. These are the issues that may have led U.S. Rep. Warren Davidson […]
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Further federalizing wireless broadband
If passed, congressional bill H.R. 3557, the American Broadband Act of 2023, would further streamline installation of wireless equipment while further restricting local government’s authority to manage the public rights-of-way, health and safety. It is important to oppose further federalization because there are no federal guideline for, or monitoring of, current wireless technology addressing radio […]
Content Links Radiation monitoring in Lincoln In June, 2023, wireless radiation levels from the Northeast YMCA cell tower exposed the area surrounding the YMCA, Kindercare, Mickle Middle School, and the adjacent church to levels ranging from 2.03 to 6.0 volts per meter (V/m). 2025 measurements ranged from 3.24 to 5.32 V/m. The third year readings […]
Seventy days, from July 4th to September 11th, a project in remembrance of the 20th anniversary of the souls lost in the controlled demolition of three (3) World Trade Center buildings on 9/11, and since that time. This project began in 2020 as Facebook posts, during what is commonly referred to as the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
Note: This article was cited in the November 15, 2023 article by Children’s Health Defense writer, Mike Capuzzo, “Nebraska Collecting All Health Data on All Residents — Critics Call It a Step Toward National Digital ID“ CyncHealth reports, at its June 15 HIT Board meeting, that Nebraska is the first state reporting all pharmaceutical prescriptions. […]
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Nebraska HIT Board to meet Thursday
The Nebraska Health Information Technology Board, administered by CyncHealth, will meet on Thursday, June 15. The agenda and information on viewing the meeting is available on the Nebraska.gov calendar. Many goals of the Nebraska Health Information Technology Board work in tandem with United Nations goal 16.9, to aggregate the data of individuals, businesses and other […]
Contents On May 24, a few of us met with Lancaster County Commissioner Rick Vest for a conversation and to review these five questions and to better understand his position on the COVID emergency declaration. The meeting was in response to a February 21 County Board meeting, my public comment to the Board on February […]
The last three years has some of us looking back, 100 years and more, to compare researchers seeking truth and researcher seeking financial profit. The debate between terrain and germ theory and the isolation of viruses is not new. How has silencing the virus debate impacted our community today, and has this same type of […]