Here are my slides. Do they make sense?
They’re divided among my 4 panels.
My Saturday morning breakout questions reliance on an insurance monopoly for health payment, as well as licensing to keep us safe. Joining that panel is John Goodman, the father of the Health Savings Account. As one can see in my slides for this panel (pages 5 & 6), National Health Federation wants to expand self-insurance (via expanded HSAs) and insurance alternatives, as way to pull power away from third parties that are guilty of the real epidemic - chronic disease - for funneling health care through their pHARMa-dominated protocols. If one clicks on my slides link above, he will see our website that houses the campaigns whose text can be copied into the “contact” section of your politicians. They instruct also how to schedule a zoom meeting with your politicians where I and expert friends can explain our legislative goals to MAHA.
That afternoon I’ll be joined by farmers including Judith McGeary, on why it’s so hard for families to get clean food. My NHF slides 3 and 4 explain our solutions: less vaccination, less wireless and less pesticides or GMOs.
Sunday morning our vaccine panel takes place with Fauci nemesis, scientist Judy Mikovits; fired, unvaxxed nurse Jennifer Bridges; and Tom Renz, the attorney for the soldiers who blew the whistle on all the covid vaxx injuries - and helped Missouri consider legislation to ban secretive gene-modifying livestock vaccination. For NHF’s solutions including the NICE act, see slides 7 & 8.
Finally, slide 2 gives the overall MAHA picture - with a large breakout featuring GreenMedInfo founder Sayer Ji.
By the way, did you see Hollywood actor Kevin Sorbo’s plug for Health Freedom activists to come to Dallas this weekend?
There’s still time to register to attend NHF’s Dallas conference this weekend!
P.S. Next week NHF resumes its monthly zooms, noon ET Friday, this time returning to our licensing reforms - either expanded scope of practice, safe harbors or Competitive Certification. For the invitation, be sure you’re subscribed!
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