JBS PETITION - URGENT On Thursday (23 May 2024), the U.S. House of Representatives passed the #CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act (H.R. 5403) by a 216-192 vote. This imperative bill that would prevent the Fed from creating a central bank digital currency now heads to the U.S. Senate for consideration. Please contact and urge your two U.S. senators to support and PASS the the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act (H.R. 5403), without alteration.
Members of Congress are seeking to enact legislation to prevent the Federal Reserve from issuing a digital currency, which would decimate personal privacy and implement a full-fledged surveillance state.
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STOP THE “ASSAULT WEAPONS” BANPlease add your name to our pre-written letter to your U.S. Representative and two U.S. Senators to VOTE NO on banning so-called “assault weapons.” or more turthfull terms Semi-auto weapons.
H.R. 1808 Assault Weapons Ban 2022
18 November 2021 COLUMBUS – Standing up for the medical freedoms of Ohioans, the Ohio House of Representatives today approved a medical freedom bill that protects workers and students from vaccine mandates.
“Ohio medical decisions will not be held hostage by special interest groups,” said Cutrona.
The measure, sponsored by State Representative Al Cutrona (R-Canfield), is known as the Ohio Medical Freedom Plan. It is the result of hearings, debate and deliberation that have taken place at the Statehouse and in communities across Ohio, he said.
“COVID-19 vaccines, and specifically vaccine mandates and vaccine passports, have consistently been a top concern of the people of the Mahoning Valley and across America,” said Cutrona, who has been actively involved in medical freedom issues at the Statehouse, working to protect the rights of Ohioans.
Cutrona said a cornerstone of the bill is addressing the issue of vaccine mandates. The bill gives Ohioans facing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate the ability to assert an exemption for medical reasons, natural immunity as demonstrated by the presence of COVID-19 antibodies, and reasons of personal conscience including religious convictions.
Those same exemptions would also be available for students and employees at Ohio’s public and private schools, colleges and universities.
Cutrona emphasized the bill makes clear that students and employees seeking an exemption need only provide a written statement claiming it.
The bill also allows for a student or employee to seek relief in the event of a violation, including going to court or filing an employment discrimination claim.
Additionally, the bill bans “vaccine passport” requirements from being imposed for entry into a public building or private business.
The bill also prohibits public and private K-12 schools, colleges and universities from discriminating against a student based on their vaccination status while in a school setting or on school property.
Other elements of the bill include:
House Bill 218 will now head to the Ohio Senate for further consideration.
NYC WORKERS MARCH FOR CHOICE 11AM 25 October 2021 We will meet outside 9 Metrotech Plaza and walk Across the Brooklyn Bridge ending at city hall
#ExecutiveOrder - SEPERATION OF POWERS RESOLUTION ACT 1999-2000 
