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Watch this short video, and pay close attention at minute 2:07. She states very cleary that the “One Health” program is how they will takeover: “to take over jurisdiction of everything in the world by saying that climate change, animals, plants, water systems [and] ecosystems are all central to health.” She also states that, “Humans are no longer of greater than value than animals.”
Utah has this. It’s called “One Utah Health Collaborative.“
These are screenshots from HB470 and the Citizen Portal. Please understand this is quite alarming. This should be stopped immediately.
Associations/groups:
- Utah Veterinary Medical Association (UVMA)
- Utah Public Health Association (UPHA)
- Utah Environmental Health Association (UEHA)
- Utah Association of Local Health Departments (UALHD)
- Utah Mosquito Abatement Association (UMAA)
- Utah Rapid Response Team (URRT)
- Utah Poison Control Center (UPCC)
Healthcare:
- Veterinarians and veterinary medical clinics
- Human healthcare providers and systems
Universities:
- Utah State University (USU), Extension One Health
- Westminster College, Great Salt Lake Institute
Local government:
- Local health departments
- Mosquito abatement districts
- Animal control jurisdictions
State government:
- Utah Department of Health (UDOH)
- Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF)
- Utah Department of Environmental Quality (UDEQ)
- Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR)
- Utah Division of Water Resources (UDWRe)
- Utah Division of Emergency Management (UDEM), Be Ready Utah
Federal government:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), One Health Office
- USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Veterinary Services (APHIS VS), One Health
- USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- National Park Service (NPS)
- US Geological Survey, National Wildlife Health Center (USGS NWHC)
- US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)
- Indian Health Service (IHS)
- Urban Indian Organization
Tribal government:
- Tribal health departments
- Tribal mosquito abatement districts
- Tribal animal control jurisdictions
Other entities
“Does the WHO deserve our trust? The evidence we found points to “no.” From its baffling choice of Director-General to how it gains its funding and prioritizes its expenditures, what we uncover calls their assumed authority into question.
As you continue to hear updates on our international institutions and their efforts to acquire more power, such as through the WHO Pandemic Treaty, remember the words of Juvenal, an ancient Roman satirist: “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” which translates to: “Who will watch the watchers?”
Whether our “watchers” are our government, leaders, media, fact-checkers, or anyone else with power over the people and little-to-no accountability, it’s our solemn duty to keep our eyes open.
This clip is from Plandemic 2. You can stream & download all three Plandemic movies on our website: PlandemicSeries.com/Explore/
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Mikki Willis
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The below video has a funny image, but is one of the best collections of information about the effects of 5G and more on health.
Utah has been taken over by these towers due to SB189, passed in 2018. They are allegedly a massive health hazard. Did you know in Utah they are placed near almost every school? Your children are being exposed to this.
City and county councils should refuse to allow any further infrastructure to be put in place until the health risks can be addressed, via several sources. We no longer just “trust the science,” as we were shown the “science” has been politicized.
The health risks brought up in the video above, which is over an hour of various sources and people warning about this, should be at the very least considered, shoud they not? The public should know about possible risks, should they not?
The above is channel dedicated to showing the concerns with 5G/6G. It is worth looking at and at least starting the conversation.
Above is a website dedicated to explaining concerns around 5G+ exposure. We recommend going to the website and reviewing critical information. We also suggest that if you have concerns you share those with your local and state representatives.