Monday, September 19, 2022

SICK COMMIES IN CALIFORNIA want your kids

SICK: Radical California Legislature Passes Bill Allowing State to Subvert Parental Rights and Take Custody of Out-of-State Minors Seeking Trans Surgeries – Awaits Gov. Newsom’s Signature

Late last month, the California legislature voted to pass a bill that would allow the State to take custody of out-of-state minors seeking gender transition surgeries and cross-sex hormones – even if these actions go against the wishes of the child’s parents.

The measure, SB 107, which was introduced in July by Democrat state Senator Scott Wiener as part of efforts to turn California into a “sanctuary state” for trans mutilation of children (aka. gender-affirming care), passed both the house and the senate on August 31st with “overwhelming Democratic support.”

The sickening legislation now sits on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk, awaiting his signature. He has until September 30th to sign or veto the bill. Despite not taking action as of yet, Newsom is expected to sign the measure into law before the timeframe ends this month.

When introducing the bill, Senator Wiener – the same radical who introduced pieces of legislation that would allow anyone 12 or older to get vaccinated without parental consent, mandate drag queen story hour in grade school, and relax the punishment for child sex offenders, among others – claimed it was necessary for the state to take action because of laws passed elsewhere in the US that restrict minors who identify as transgender from accessing radical and destructive treatments such as cross-sex hormones and surgeries to remove healthy organs. Wiener characterizes these laws that protect American youth as “brutal attacks on transgender children.”

Unbelievably, there are seemingly no restrictions or qualifications for the law to take effect. In other words, if the whim of any child is to access these destructive sex-change treatments, but one or both parents aren’t allowing it, California’s courts can take custody of that child in order to administer the drugs and/or surgery. All the court would need to prove is that the minor has been ‘mistreated or abused’ which is defined as being ‘unable to obtain gender-affirming health care.’ As of now, it is unclear if the child has to enter California before the law takes effect, or if the state can interfere and assist the child in traveling and accommodations.

The bill states that a child must be present in the state for the measures to take effect, but, continues to say that physical presence in the state is “not necessary” to make a determination about custody. Either way, this law goes far beyond any established form of government intervention in personal family matters.

From SB 107:

“…(c) Physical presence of, or personal jurisdiction over, a party or a child is not necessary or sufficient to make a child custody determination.
(d) The presence of a child in this state for the purpose of obtaining gender-affirming health care or gender-affirming mental health care, as defined by Section 16010.2 of the Welfare and Institutions Code, is sufficient to meet the requirements of paragraph (2) of subdivision (a)….
…3424.(a) A court of this state has temporary emergency jurisdiction if the child is present in this state and the child has been abandoned or it is necessary in an emergency to protect the child because the child, or a sibling or parent of the child, is subjected to, or threatened with, mistreatment or abuse, or because the child has been unable to obtain gender-affirming health care or gender-affirming mental health care, as defined by Section 16010.2 of the Welfare and Institutions Code.

What’s most troubling is that the bill seemingly incentivizes minors to travel to California behind their parent’s backs in search of this type of ‘care.’ As the California Family Council points out, radical activists in the state can easily “weaponize” the law to prey on out-of-state children.

From California Family Council:

It’s not hard to see how activists could quickly weaponize SB 107. Since the bill instructs state agencies to ignore the circumstances of how a child came to the state for gender transitioning, SB 107 invites children to run away from their families or even be trafficked across state lines.

As for the children’s wellbeing, once the state takes custody, the text of the bill does not describe any specifics when it comes to how these children will be cared for, let alone where they will be housed. The only information given is that the out-of-state minors would be under the “temporary emergency jurisdiction” of the state.

Opponents of SB 107  rightly view the measure as a direct assault on parental rights and a gross overstepping of authority by the notoriously ‘progressive’ state. Additionally, the issue goes much deeper than parental rights, as the very notion of gender-affirming care has been widely proven to cause severe long-term consequences (sterility, bone loss, other health issues) and increased suicide rates among young people who are coerced into medically transitioning.

Thankfully, several notable advocacy groups in California are mobilizing against the legislation and are already gearing up their legal challenges for if, and when, Newsom signs the bill into law.

Jonathan Keller, the president of California Family Council, called the measure “one of the gravest threats to parental rights in recent years” and vowed to fight the state through the courts in a statement last week. In addition to his and others’ efforts to reverse this bill, Keller called on the Attorney Generals of other states to come together and figure out a solution.

From Keller:

“If Gov. Newsom foolishly signs this measure, California should brace for lawsuits. Other states’ attorneys general will not sit idly by as California steals children from parents who don’t want them sterilized with these trans-treatments.”

Many are also pointing out that the law is undeniably unconstitutional, as it strips away several rights that are enshrined in our country’s founding document. In a damning statement released last week, the Alliance Defending Freedom, a legal advocacy group, hammered the California legislature and called into question the measure’s ability to stand up to the most basic legal challenges.

From ADF’s statement:

“SB 107 violates parental rights protected by the U.S. Constitution by giving California courts the ability to strip parents who reside in another state of their parental rights if their child travels to California to obtain gender transition procedures…

…[SB 107] would override the jurisdiction of courts in a family’s home state that are usually the proper forum for custody determinations. SB 107 could also conflict with various federal laws, including those governing which state courts have jurisdiction to determine child custody and federal laws governing extradition requirements between the states.”

At no other point in history has a government entity seized custody of children from parents at the behest of a child’s manipulated views about reality. Not only that, but, the reasoning behind it – to allow children access to these destructive and life-altering medical treatments – is making the issue worse, not better.

It shouldn’t take a scientist or a clinical study to see that we should not be giving young children, who don’t have the faculties to make these types of life-altering decisions on their own, drugs that are used to chemically castrate pedophiles (Lupron, puberty blocker) – let alone giving young, healthy girls’ double mastectomies in the name of ‘gender affirmation’ – it’s unspeakable what these monsters are doing to America’s children.

And now we have SB 107 thanks to Commiefornia… The precedent this law sets alone should terrify every American.

 

Support Colonel Cal Wimbish for Congress Florida District 10

 

Calvin Wimbish, a retired Army Colonel and Green Beret who earned a Bronze Star, served in the United States Army from 1971 to 2012, including combat roles in Iraq and Afghanistan. He calls himself a “Frederick Douglas Republican” and currently works as an educator and instructor with the local chapters of the Army’s JROTC (Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps).

Colonel Wimbish spent the primary campaign for the GOP nomination signaling his support for the America First agenda, standing against the Defund The Police movement supported by Maxwell Frost and “The Squad”, and highlighting how he has never cowered to challenging circumstances.

And his battle with Gen Z gun control Maxwell Frost will certainly be a challenge. Registered Republican voters currently stand at just under 100,000 voters, while registered Democrats account for 203,000 of voters. Independent voters with no-party affiliation round out the voter rolls with 134,000 currently registered voters.

While CD10 has changed slightly due to the recent redistricting, there remains a large amount of African-American Democrat voters who Maxwell Frost, part Black and Cuban, needs come election day. However, many of those voters are on opposite sides of Frost when it comes to his support for LGBT indoctrination and pornographic books in public schools, along with those voters being opposed to Frost’s support for children to secretly undergo transitional surgery without parental consent.

Not to mention how many African-Americans in the district are small-business owners or entrepreneurs who reject the Marxist Critical Race Theory idea that they are victims and should be engaged in anti-White victimhood in order to achieve success in life.

There also remain concerns within the Black community about progressive Democrat attacks on the funding of charter schools, as many public schools within the district are plagued by the prevalence of criminal elements.

This is where someone like Wimbish, a decorated military veteran, and educator with two master’s degrees, can make his case to the African-American voters in CD10. With crime on the rise across America and in Central Florida, Wimbish argues that Frost’s anti-2A policies could leave voters in his district “unarmed” and at risk.

“The African-American community across the United States and in the 10th district deserve new leadership. Democrats have strung them along with broken promises and the lack of access to the resources they need to achieve their dreams. 

Mr. Frost’s radical, and unconstitutional, gun grabbing policies would leave citizens unable to fend off the criminal element that will gladly snuff them out for a few dollars.

Unfortunately, they have been told that Republicans are the root cause of the problems the community faces on a daily basis and I will change that perception. It’s all about opportunity, hard work, and restoring our trust in God over the state,” Wimbish told this Gateway Pundit journalist. 

Polling has also shown that Independent or no-party affiliation voters (134,000 in CD10) are very turned off by the mainstream media, Biden administration, and congressional democrats divisive rhetoric about President Donald J. Trump. They also have expressed concern over how the Biden administration has stifled small business owners, labeled concerned parents “domestic terrorists”, and celebrated the lawlessness currently being allowed to spread across the United States by cities or states that have adopted progressive soft-on-crime policies.

If Wimbish is able to address these community concerns and mount a well-funded campaign, he has a unique opportunity to stop “The Squad” from getting a new member in Washington DC who will give voters the same old political doublespeak who has left them without aggressive representation for decades.

To support Colonel Wimbish’s campaign, please click here.

Original story https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/09/green-beret-calvin-wimbish-aims-stop-radical-gen-z-gun-control-activist-joining-squad-congress/

Saturday, September 10, 2022

Villagers For Trump Rally 9-1-2022

 Presentation of election fraud in Florida

https://rumble.com/v1ip73b-villagers-for-trump-rally-9122-featuring-karen-jaroch-and-kris-jurski.html


Thursday, September 8, 2022

Epoch Times article

Florida Watchdog Groups Allege Mail-in Ballot and Voter Roll Violations in 2022 Primary and 2020 General Election

By Steven Kovac
September 8, 2022 Updated: September 8, 2022
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A citizens’ group called the Florida First Freedom Alliance (F3A) last week presented evidence to election officials and law enforcement officers that more than a thousand mail-in ballots were voted from undeliverable addresses in Orange County in the Aug. 23 primary election.

The group also released evidence alleging that across the state serious irregularities occurred involving thousands of unrequested changes of addresses being recorded on voter registration rolls without the knowledge or consent of the affected voters.

A separate citizens’ group called the Lake County Election Integrity and Voter Protection Coalition (LCEIVPC) collected the data from public source information.

F3A spokesperson Christopher Gleason, of Clearwater, told The Epoch Times, “Based on an analysis of the 2020 election and the data that we have thus far for the 2022 primary, we are seeing Supervisor of Elections Offices sending out envelopes with vote-by-mail ballots enclosed to mailing addresses that cannot receive these vote-by-mail ballots.

“The resulting problem is that there are thousands of completely undeliverable vote-by-mail ballots that were later turned in to election officials as legitimately cast vote-by-mail ballots.”

F3A has made available to election officials a spreadsheet containing the results of a computer crosscheck conducted by LCEIVPC of what Gleason calls “only a small sliver” of those who requested mail-in ballots in Orange County.

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Christopher Gleason, spokesperson for the Florida First Freedom Alliance. (Courtesy photo)

The data allegedly reveals that almost 1,100 vote-by-mail ballots were sent to and cast from undeliverable addresses in that small sample alone.

“This is what happens when dirty voter registration rolls result in massive numbers of undeliverable ballots,” Gleason told The Epoch Times.

“The question is, who is voting them?”

The Orange County Supervisor of Elections Office did not respond to a request for comment by press time.

LCEIVPC spokesperson Kris Jurski told The Epoch Times in a recent phone interview:

“There are thousands of people across Florida listed on the voter rolls whose address is flawed with either incomplete or inaccurate information—missing a digit in the zip code, an apartment complex with inaccurate, incomplete, apartment numbers, or none at all, and misspelled words. Small errors. But just enough to render a mail-in ballot undeliverable.

“The whole game is to generate undeliverable ballots—a portion of which are somehow being obtained and voted by somebody else,” alleged Jurski.

“And the volume of those undeliverable ballots also serves the purpose of muddying the waters, creating confusion, and overwhelming the system,” he said.

After analyzing the July 2022 voter rolls, Jurski’s group informed Florida elections officials that in just one of the state’s 27 U.S. congressional districts (District 11) nearly 60,000 residential addresses were in need of updating and correction.

The group found over 30,000 residential addresses that were designated by the United States Postal Service as undeliverable.

Jurski stated there were thousands of address splits in which voters had their addresses temporarily altered in 2020 and that the practice continues today.

“Performing the switch is how an unauthorized actor could get a person’s mail-in ballot without his or her knowledge.

“This may be why there are so many obviously faulty addresses kept on voter registration rolls.”

It may also explain the experience reported by many in-person voters who showed up at their polling places to vote on election day and were told by the election worker they had already voted, Jurski said.

“Thousands of these ballots are being voted by someone—then just in time for the election, the addresses are electronically switched back, making the scheme all but undetectable by local election officials.

“This is classic identity theft,” alleged Jurski.

He explained that the voter’s name, ID number, house number (but not his street name), and all other information in his voting records remain the same on the registration rolls.

He said the switches are done in low volume over a wide area of jurisdictions, and that there is less such activity during primaries because fewer votes are needed to impact the outcome of races than in general elections.

“Many elections in Florida are decided by less than one percent or even by just a handful of votes, so the situation is very concerning,” he said.

Jurski told The Epoch Times that a citizens’ canvass of 12th Street in the city of Clermont in Lake County, conducted on Aug. 27, just days after Florida’s Aug. 23 primary election, found residents completely unaware of a switch that was made to their voter registration records.

Without their knowledge, request, or assent, all of the 12th Street voters surveyed had their addresses electronically changed to say Red Belly Road and then changed back again weeks later.

“We obtained 37 sworn affidavits from the 37 people registered to vote on 12th Street attesting that they never requested a change of address.

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A voter information card issued to a resident of 12th Steet in Clermont, Fla. with an inaccurate Red Belly Road address. (Courtesy photo)

“A married couple residing on 12th Street showed us two voter information cards displaying their names and inaccurately listing them as living on Red Belly Road,” Jurski said.

Alan Hays, Supervisor of Elections in Lake County, told The Epoch Times in a Sept. 5 phone interview that he was aware of the 12th Street incident.

Hays, a Republican, said he wants to assure people that every change on the Lake County voter rolls was made by “authorized personnel, either directly employed by Lake County or contracted with it.

“We are not in violation of any law. We completely follow the letter of the law.

“I don’t question the intent of the citizens’ groups. In fact, I share their desire for pure and clean elections.”

Hays explained that the 12th Street changes (to Red Belly Road and back to 12th Street again) resulted from the United States Postal Service referring to the block as 12th Street, while the Lake County E-911 System calls the same thoroughfare Red Belly Road.

“As we were in the process of making our precincts coincide with newly redrawn district lines, the consultant we employed used the E-911 designation of Red Belly Road instead of the name 12th Street.

“Our office chose to use the E-911 Geo Point Data System for our redistricting work,” explained Hays.

Greg Holcomb, the director of public safety support and 911 coordinator for Lake County, told The Epoch Times, “We have never referred to 12th Street in Clermont as Red Belly Road. It has never been named Red Belly Road.

“There was a 12th Street in the Wekiva Falls RV Resort that was renamed Red Belly Road, but that was in Sorrento and has nothing to do with the 12th Street in Clermont. They are on opposite ends of Lake County.”

United States Postal Service records show the communities have different zip codes.

In all but the above-mentioned case of the married couple’s voter information cards, the Postal Service considered the block residents’ mail undeliverable if it bore the Red Belly Road address.

According to Jurski, the long-time personal acquaintance between the couple and their mail carrier may have been a factor in their receiving the misaddressed envelopes containing the inaccurate voter information cards.

In his letter to election officials, Gleason alleged that the existing safeguards provided by Florida law to prevent the misuse of mail-in ballots are being ignored by many county election supervisors.

He pointed to Florida statute 101.6103, a law governing mail-in ballot procedure, which says in part, “Ballots shall be addressed to each elector at the address appearing in the registration records and placed in an envelope which is prominently marked Do Not Forward.”

The F3A provided election authorities with screenshots of mail-in ballot envelopes that were sent out to voters that do not bear what they allege to be the statutorily required instruction “Do Not Forward.”

Instead, the envelopes only say, “Return Service Requested.”

“That is a clear violation of the plain language of the law,” alleged Gleason.

“Specific words have specific meanings in the law and in postal regulations.”

Gleason contends that the deficient labeling does not clearly and definitively inform apartment managers, RV park managers, or mailroom clerks handling other people’s mail that it should not be forwarded.

As evidence of the problem, Gleason’s group provided authorities with a screenshot of a vote-by-mail ballot envelope that had been forwarded in Pinellas County.

Similar evidence of such occurrences in other counties, such as Pasco, has also been sent along to election officials.

Dustin Chase, the deputy supervisor of elections in Pinellas County, disagrees that the envelopes used by his office violate the statute.

Chase told The Epoch Times in a phone interview, “From our perspective and that of our attorneys, we are conducting elections legally pursuant to all laws.”

Chase described F3A as “a very sincere group of patriots that is dedicated to ensuring the integrity of our elections. We respect them.”

However, Chase went on to state that the group is not understanding that the section of the Florida election law it cites applies only to “all-mail-in elections,” such as referendums, where no candidates or offices appear on the ballot and there is no in-person voting.

Gleason contends that the plain statutory language governs the handling of mail-in ballots in all elections.

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An envelope containing mail-in ballot materials sent by non-profit mail by Pinellas County, Fla. (Courtesy photo)

Gleason also alleges that the same statute mandates that mail-in ballots be sent by First Class mail, yet the F3A found that many mail-in ballot envelopes are sent by bulk mail or non-profit mail.

He also presented evidence that a large number of mail-in ballots were sent to voters in apartment houses or complexes with no individual apartment numbers specified, a practice, he says, opens the door to potential voter fraud.

“The sending out of mail-in ballots in envelopes that violate state law must be stopped. Mail-in ballots being voted from invalid addresses must be stopped,” said Gleason.

When Chase was asked by The Epoch Times about mail-in ballots being cast from undeliverable addresses, he replied, “I’m not sure if it did happen, but if it did and someone knows about it, they should report the fraud to law enforcement immediately.”

Gleason said F3A members are eagerly awaiting the response from state and local election officials to their letters and are willing to help them clean up the problems.

He bemoaned the hesitancy of some election officials to cooperate with concerned citizens.

“We are often told that data we request is non-existent, or that we don’t have a right to see it. They also tack on exorbitant fees to some requests,” said Gleason.

Jurski said his group is running into the same resistance from election authorities.

“Our problem is not with the honest, hardworking, conscientious election workers. It is with their superiors,” said Jurski.

On Aug. 25, The Epoch Times contacted Mark Ard, the director of external affairs for the Florida Deptartment of State, with a list of questions and a request for comment on the citizens’ allegations.

Ard acknowledged receipt of the email but has not responded as of press time.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, a Republican, stated at a recent press conference that ineligible voters casting ballots is “a problem.”

Moody said even a small number of such votes can be impactful, citing a congressional seat that was won by only five votes.

She referred to a poll that found that just one in five Americans believe our elections are “very secure.”

“Government cannot stand without the trust and confidence of our citizens,” said Moody.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks during a press conference held at the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on Aug. 18, 2022. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

At the same press conference, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a Republican, pledged the state would investigate and arrest violators of election law.

DeSantis focused his remarks on voters who voted in two different states, and on foreign nationals who get registered to vote and are voting in Florida elections.

“It would be easier if we had the cooperation of the Deptartment of Homeland Security,” said DeSantis.

“The federal government has not been working closely with us. Their interests lie elsewhere.”

Steven Kovac
Reporter
Steven Kovac reports for the National Team from Michigan. He is a former small businessman, local elected official, and conservative political activist. Steven is an ordained minister of the Gospel. He and his wife of 33 years have two grown children. He can be reached at steven.kovac@epochtimes.us
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Monday, September 5, 2022

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Saturday, September 3, 2022

Villagers For Trump Resolution

 On September 1, 2022, The Villagers For Trump club voted unanimously to call on Governor DeSantis and the new election integrity group to audit the past 2 elections as it appears fraud occurred against the citizens of the counties cited in the resolution. See the complete resolution here

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