Unionville-Chadds Ford Immunization Issue Explained On Dom — Kudos to Kathleen Carmody who just ended an excellent segment of the legendary Dom Giordano Show regarding the goings on with the Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board.
The district, which includes municipalities from Chester and Delaware counties, Pennsylvania, is pondering whether they should take out the moral-philosophical clause in the immunization exemption policy.
Religious and medical exemptions would remain.
One board member described the change as mere semantics. This, of course, raises the question as to why bother then.
Further, the change appears to contradict Pennsylvania law (23.84) which cites morals and ethics as grounds for an exemption.
Parents are rightfully concerned it is an attempt to usurp their authority.
The world’s first television commercial aired on 2:29 p.m., July 1, 1941 on WNBT before a baseball game between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
It was for Bulova watches, lasted 10 seconds and featured a clock superimposed on a map of the United States, accompanied by the voice-over “America runs on Bulova time.”
Gail Newman Fundraiser –Gail Newman is seeking to unseat Democrat incumbent Kristine Howard to represent the 167th District in the Pennsylvania House and will be holding a fundraising dinner p.m., Sept. 21 at the Desmond Hotel, 1 Liberty Blvd, Malvern Pa. 19355.
Mrs. Newman notes that Ms. Howard is an intrinsic opponent of any alternatives to public education, while she supports education in all facets, whether public, private or charter.
Gail Newman
She also notes, that unlike Ms. Howard, will prohibit biological males from competing in girls’ supports or having a by-right access to their private spaces.
Mrs. Newman also opposes the useless lockdowns.
Tickets range from $75 to $1,000. They should be made payable to Friends of Gail Newman and sent to 11 Landmark Drive, Malvern, Pa. 19355.
Guest speaker will be James Hanak, founder and CEO of Pa Leadership Charter School.
The 167th District is Malvern Borough, and the townships of Charlestown, East Caln, East Whiteland, West Pikeland,West Vincent and West Whiteland, and the 5th and 6th precincts of East Goshen.
Unionville-Chadds Ford Ending Immunization Exception? —
UPDATE — At the recommendation of School Director John Murpny, the board tabled the motion due to confusion about the solicitor’s legal advice and public concerns.
We’ve been informed that a vote will be held tonight, Aug. 15, by the Unionville-Chadds Ford School Board to end the district’s moral-philosophical exemption from immunizations.
The meeting starts at 7:30 at 740 Unionville Road, Kennett Square, Pa. 19348.
A strong case can be made that the Covid-19 vaccine is more dangerous for the young than the disease itself.
Unionville-Chadds Ford Ending Immunization Exception?
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Thrown Out With A Shovel William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-16-22
Delco Vote Fraud Case Taken To Commonwealth Court — Greg Stenstrom and Leah Hoopes have filed an appeal with Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court after their suit against former Secretary of State Kathy Bookvar and others was dismissed by Delaware County Common Pleas Court.
Stenstrom and Mrs. Hoopes have written a bookThe Parallel Election exposing what happened that can be purchased on Amazon and other booksellers, or at at www.parallelelection.com.
Filed our Appeal to the Commonwealth Court of PA yesterday for the Common Pleas case the Judge ruled was “moot” because the Nov 2020 election is “over,” and we should all “move on.” We anticipated the probability of that brazen move well in advance, and had the book in queue. We originally filed the case (our 2nd) in November 2021, but it took us until Jan 2022 to get it fully entered in the docket, and play their “guess where to serve us” game. They initially wouldn’t let us file the exhibits and evidence at all, and stopped us for assorted different reasons that we had to overcome. One of the biggest obstacles was that most lawyers only file Microsoft Word or PDF documents, and the Court only accepts files up to a 25 megabytes – which is very small and not suited for photos, never mind videos. Most of our exhibits exceeded those size limitations by a lot, and the court also initially choked on modern video and audio formats. It’s an antiquated system by any standard and I’m sure they would prefer to still be using typewriters and blurry copy machines, but time and technology move on. We had to eventually abandon filing electronically online via file uploads, and bring USB’s and CD’s to the courthouse. Then we suffered six months of lies by the Solicitors, Council members, and Board of Elections officials, as they just made up some of their most venomous accusations against us. After trying for months unsuccessfully to dismiss us for alleged technical and procedural errors, they resorted to a double secret probation “internal” investigation with the DA saying everything was “fabricated” and a “fiction” and there would be no criminal charges, and then refusing to release the completed investigation as required by law to hide the fact that they never did one. As if, Leah and I had hired a large crew of Delco “Doppelgängers,” CGI experts and forgers to craft the 104 page complaint with 98 exhibits of videos, audios, photos, and documents of defendants laughingly admitting they fabricated the entire election and destroying and shredding evidence on camera. The biggest problem they have, is regardless of their video and audio admissions of fraud, they cannot produce any of the election materials required to prove they conducted an honest vote in 2020 because they destroyed it. The biggest rabbit holes that Leah and I avoided but swallowed up so many others were focusing on ballots – that were mostly forged in key Counties – and router, network, and machine logs that were forensically wiped, if they ever even allowed them to be created in the first place. We’ll file our SCOTUS appeal soon, as well.
Alex’s War Worth Watching — I splurged six bucks on Saturday to watch Alex’s War, a documentary by Alex Lee Moyer about talk show host Alex Jones.
I was never a fan of Jones. He was a 9/11 truther and hated George W. Bush.
I have to concede he was right, at least with regard to Bush.
Ms. Moyer’s documentary is interesting and informative and worth watching. It’s balanced. She does not duck Jones’ Sandy Hook fiasco but Jones comes across as likable with valid points.
The movie is available on most streaming services, notably excepting Netflix, and is in theaters in select cities, albeit not in the Philadelphia area as of yet.
