Should the World Health Organization Set Public Health Policy in Louisiana? No!
A look at the WHO bill by Senator Thomas Pressly and other bills moving through the legislature this week.
We don’t trust the World Health Organization. Whether it’s their role in the coverup of covid virus origins, the useless promotion of masks, the failure to acknowledge natural immunity, or their intention to censor future pandemic messaging, the WHO has not proven to be an entity worthy of trust.
With the looming vote on the WHO pandemic treaty and IHR amendments in May, Jill had a conversation with Valerie Borek, Associate Director and Policy Analyst for Stand for Health Freedom. Valerie is considered one of the leading experts on the WHO treaty and amendments. Click the photo below and enjoy this insightful conversation.
Stand for Health Freedom has a wealth of information on their WHO Resource page, and you can send a message to your Congressman to exit the WHO by clicking the photo below:
By the way, Louisiana has the distinction of passing the first piece of legislation addressing the threat the WHO treaty and IHR amendments pose to federal and state sovereignty. In 2022, Representative Kathy Edmonston carried HR116 which ackowledges the threat in great detail.
Which leads us to Senator Thomas Pressly’s current legislation SB133, which provides that the World Health Organization, the United Nations, and the World Economic Forum shall have no jurisdiction or power within the state of Louisiana. Authored with Senator Valarie Hodges and Representative Kathy Edmonston, SB133 has already passed Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection and International Affairs and will be debated on the Senate floor this week.
Tap the photo below to send a message to your State Senator and ask them to support SB133.
Also in committe this week…
Rep Beryl Amedee’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) bill will be heard in the House Commerce Committee on Monday, March 25th in Room 1 at 9:30 am. This legislation passed last year, but was vetoed by Edwards. You can send a statement to the committee in support of HB357 by hitting the button below. Remember, you are welcome to personalize the message to add your thoughts about CBDC.
Rep Kathy Edmonston is bringing back legislation to prohibit schools from requiring covid vaccination for school attendance. This legislation passed last year but was vetoed by Edwards. HB46 will be in the House Education Committee on Tuesday, March 26th in Room 1 at 9:00 am. You can send a statement to the committee by hitting the button below. As always, your personlized message is welcome.
Another bill vetoed by Edwards last year is Rep Edmonston’s legislation that would require schools to inform parents and students of the state’s vaccine exemption law, so she’s bringing it back for a third time!! Louisiana State School Superintendent Dr. Cade Brumley recently ensured that this information will be added to Bulletin 741, a guidebook for every school in the state, for public and non-public schools — an excellent indicator that there will be no future impedent to this legislation. HB47 will also be in the House Education Committee on Tuesday, March 26th in Room 1 at 9:00 am. Send a statement to the committee by using the button below.
If you are able, please attend these hearings and submit a green card in support!
The legislative session is underway once again!! We could really use your help filling up our gas tanks as we make the treck to Baton Rouge to fight for your health freedom!
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