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Anthony Broad's avatar

Steve, It’s the same the world over. Here in New Zealand we have 123 members in our Parliament, representing six different parties. I used to correspond with many of them regularly. Not a single one will even respond any more, let alone actually engage in a discussion. Local government is the same. Most of the time I don’t even get a notice of receipt or acknowledgement. It seems to be a “disease” that affects people who go into public office these days. I actually knew personally a couple of the people newly elected last year, and had some hope that they might make a difference. But even they don’t talk to me any more. And it’s not just me - other individuals and organisations are treated the same. It almost makes me want to stand for office and try to find out first hand what happens.

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WayneBGood's avatar

I was checking out comments at my County Board Meetings and there are at least 3-6 vaccine comments (against the board) every time - just as when Steve Kirsch commented he would file a complaint at HIS county there were more comments than just him. I'm planning to attend and make comments and we should all do that at our local county meeting public comment times and write our county supervisor or leader. We have plenty of material on this Substack to quote from!

Watch this comment from Pima County - she talks about some ballot problems Pima has but then goes into the jab injuries. Directly in front of her is Supervisor Matt Heinz - also an ER Doctor - super pro-jab. After she ends her comment decrying vaccine injuries including "babies in utero!" calling him out by name. Dr. Heinz gets up and leaves for a moment. https://youtu.be/Z6LaCnKvpDA?t=5524

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