"The Virus That Tried to Kill the Constitution"

Rep. Heather Scott

 How empowered do you feel when it comes to dealing with political issues? How confident do you feel about understanding government and your rights? Do you fear the government?

 If you feel like you aren’t sure how to deal with political topics, or don’t understand quite how government works, and aren’t sure you really know your rights, well guess what? You aren’t alone. And it’s pretty much by design.
How easy it to gain control over others? It doesn’t happen overnight. This is like the year that a giant red launch button was pushed. Plans were in place. Hell, even the planets are aligned for all this upheaval, pandemic, and chaos going on. So my question, how easy is it to gain control over others and have them fall right in line?
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• Don’t educate them on certain topics, control what they learn
• Don’t truly educate them on their rights and how to use them
• Confuse the crap out of them, until they don’t know what’s up or down anymore
• Indoctrination, propaganda, programming
• Mainstream media
• Hollywood

  The list goes on a mile long, but you get the gist. But that wouldn’t happen in your state, in your country, in America, the land of the free… right?

 How much do you remember from civics class? Did you take a civics class in school? If you did, was anything you ever learned put into practice? Probably not.

  Here’s the short of what I’m getting at:
The government’s job is to protect our rights. To create equal laws. Its purpose is to serve the people and uphold the constitution. Do you feel like that’s happening right now? I don’t. I can’t even recall a time when I felt like my voice was heard or that government was looking out for the people. But it’s truly out of control this year. Everywhere in this country.  

 The government isn’t responsible for us, and it’s certainly not meant to reign over us.
 If you’re living in fear of the government, that’s tyranny. If you’re being told how to live your life by the government, that’s tyranny, that’s dictatorship, and you certainly wouldn’t see that in America…..right?  
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 Yesterday evening I attended an event put on by Rep. Heather Scott and Health Freedom Idaho at Julia Davis Park. I saw her speak at the Capitol in Boise on Tuesday (read about the rally here). She was amazing, as many of the 15 that showed up for that special session were. I was inspired, and felt some hope, and unity, and like my voice, and the voice of the people around me in the gallery were being heard. Sure we didn’t get a resolution we had hoped for, but for the first time ever in my life, I felt like there’s actually people, legislators that care and really do want to do their job. They want to be a voice for the people and uphold their oath and the Constitution.

 My initial impression of Heather is that she’s down to earth, approachable, passionate, and empowering.  She wants to keep America a Republic and she wants people to understand their rights.
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 Really quickly, I’m going to do my best to sum up the topics she discussed, what I got from her presentation "Plannedemic":

1. Power grabbing by our Governor. Running Idaho like he’s a king. Making his own advisory board, making, amending, and suspending hundreds of statutes.
2. Extreme emergency in Idaho that’s never happened
3. The 1.6 billion dollars our Governor has taken from the feds, which of course is strings attached, and it’s 38% more money than Idaho even spends in a year. This money is also not being tracked by the State Controller office. Why?
4. Contact tracing plans  which started at $7 million dollars and is now up to $55 million dollars (correct me if I’m wrong, I’m pretty sure she said 55 mil). This staffs up Idaho for massive surveillance, CPS, and breaking up family units. This is a big one, folks. If you have kids, you need to read over the 37 page document that covers the governor plans. And you need to know your rights about how to protect your children and your family.
5. Information overload by news and social media
6. Government “running amuck”
7. Turmoil, tyranny, and anarchy in America
8. The “bludgeoning” of messages around Covid i.e. “ new world,” “flatten the curve,” “stay home,” “stay safe,” “self-quarantine,” and last but not least “ “social distancing.”
9. Christianity, churches closing their doors when people needed them most. How the media has become church, telling us what to do, how to spend time, how to interact with each other, etc. The topic of Christians seeing this as a spiritual battle.
10. Draconian policies. Messages to be afraid, shun socialization, snitch on people not complying, and follow government edicts. Sounds like themes from far too many books and movies, but I won’t go there.
11. Stickers on businesses to show they’re a “non-hating” business. I don’t know about you guys reading this, but sounds to me a bit like the ol Green Book days, when black people knew/told where they could travel safely. Again, not a topic I’m getting into right now, but you can ponder on yourself.



12. Mail in ballots that can lead to fraud.
    
13. DNA databases, all the massive swabbing, forced vaccinations, deep state, elite globalists, the book of Revelations, Nano technology, oh and how about all the money that biotech companies are dumping into Idaho.
14. Businesses only taking credit cards. This way we can be that much more easily traced on where we’ve been.
15. She explained some phone calls and honestly what sounds like a federal takeover, here’s the language used,” locally executed, state managed, federally supported scenarios and regulations.” Hhhmmm, so our governor can pretty much free himself from responsibility by putting things off on the health district, some other region, or the President. You may think your hands can be wiped clean Gov. Little, but we the people see otherwise.
16. She explained socialism briefly: “marginalize, demonize, criminalize, litigate, incarcerate, and exterminate.”
17. She expressed over and over how critical it is to know our rights, but also how to stand on them, how actually use them.
18. She asked the question, “What’s your line in the sand? When is enough is enough?” Basically, what do we value, what do we stand for, what can’t we take anymore, and what’s it going to take to get people to want to protect their freedom. Freedom isn’t free. Know your rights was drilled in to every bit of the presentation. She wants people empowered to be in a free country that know how to use their rights. We are all responsible for ourselves and to stop being so complacent to the government edicts. We need to know the system we’re in. 

Miste and the gals from HFI.

Alicia and Debra

 Okay, awesome presentation, Heather. Seriously, she was hitting the nail on the head with all of her points she wanted to make. And she didn’t leave us hanging. She did give some pointers. In case you didn’t know, a representative’s job is to uphold the constitution and make laws. If you want the government to hold your hand then you don’t want to live in a free nation. As Benjamin Franklin said, “Any society that will give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both.”

 Folks, that’s where we are. Right now. What are you willing to give up? What are you willing to lose?
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 So here’s some pointers by Rep. Heather Scott:

• Get right with God. And I’ll put my two cents in, when you have a relationship with God, and you keep that connection open, you allow love, light, hope, faith, and fearlessness to guide you. These are awful times we’re in and so many of us are feeling scared, confused, broken, hopeless, defeated. Your days are numbered like the hairs on your head. Find God, get right with God, and invite God to work in your life and through you. So spot on, Heather. I agree.

 

• Don’t offer personal info to government. The fastest way to lose your rights is to offer up more to the government. Don’t give more than you’re legally required to.

 

• Homeschool. Pull your kids out of “government run school.”  Schools don’t teach civics, your rights and how to use them. Kids need to be taught about their rights, freedom, and they need to learn how to be self-reliant, and have values. They need to learn to work and not be dependent on the government to take care of them.

 

• Turn off the TV. Get off social media. Learn how social media is being used to spy on you. Back away from the propaganda.

 

• Think locally, not globally. Connect with your neighbors, build relationships. Trade skill sets. Learn from one another. Help each other out. Learn who your reps and senators are. Learn who your library commissioners are, the fire district commissioner, and county commissioner. Know who represents your values and boundaries.

 

• Don’t let contact tracers take your neighbor’s kids. Know one another, activate phone trees, protect one another.

 

• Have communication outside of social media: emails, landlines, walkie talkies, HAMM radio.

 

• Understand the role of government; understand jurisdictions in government and what authority people have in certain positions. Know how to identify tyrants.

 

• Get out of debt. Simplify. Become self-reliant. Continue to grow and cultivate yourself through acquiring new skills and trades.

 

• Follow the money. Check out the Secretary of State for your district to see what money is coming in, from whom, and where the money is going.  Your money is being spent and probably wasted. Get your tax papers/ house assessment and find out who’s spending your money. Go to meetings

 

• Know your line in the sand. What are you not going to tolerate and know what you can do about it.

 
 
 That’s it in a nutshell. Everything I can remember from her talking points. 

This woman came forward to lead everyone in singing the National Anthem, when Rep. Scott asked the crowd to sing, after we recited the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer was said.

 After her presentation, I had an opportunity to talk with her. She’s totally approachable. I loved that about her. She listens. She really wants to listen to you, so speak up. She wants to answer your questions and if she can’t she’s going to find how she can get you an answer. She wants people to be empowered. Personally, I’ve never felt so inspired by a politician. I’ve pretty much had a cynical outlook on politics and believing that I’d never be heard out or find a politician that truly wants to be a voice for the people and keep freedoms intact. I also have never felt truly confident and empowered in politics or exercising my rights.

 I absolutely plan to take this more seriously. Back when William was young I took time to sit with him, to educate him, and discuss the Constitution, branches of government, and this country’s history. It’s still one of the most memorable and still ongoing topics I share with my son. I recognize this year though just how much I have to learn and get active in practicing and following through with.

 I am going to be following through with some of Rep. Heather Scott’s suggestions. I definitely plan to take a more active role in my life by really, truly getting a solid understanding of my rights and how to use them. I sincerely hope this isn’t the last time I get to chat with her.

 Now to get really personal, because that’s what I do, it’s my blog, my story, my experience. I’m not here to just lay out what was said.

 This week has been a whirlwind for me. Since this is my family blog and I only share it with my family and friends 99% of the time, you know my story. This year has been truly tough for me with my health challenges and having another baby. I’ve been pretty isolated for the last year, with most of my contact being mainly doctors and home health care nurses. I’m dealing with that aftermath, but I’m finally starting to get a glimpse of my old drive, my passion, my fire. I want to get back to life, back to feeling like I’m actually living. I’m going to cling to that, because life is meant to be lived. Lived not in isolation but lived out with others. Not suffering. Not in pain. Not in silence. Not in stigma.

 I’m an introvert. Getting out as much as I have, every day this week, meeting new people, getting involved, and learning, has been a bit overwhelming. But in a good way. I feel like I’ve met some strong, vocal, badass women. I’ve met other moms. I’ve met like-minded people. I’ve attended a session at the Capitol and listened to reps discuss a proclamation, and actually had the opportunity to meet and chat with a representative. The last couple of weeks I was emailing reps and senators and went out to sign the petition to recall the governor.

 A leaf is turning.  We must persevere if we want to keep this country a free nation. We all have to step up and do better. We have to do better for our children, for each other, and for ourselves.  Don’t lose yourself to the propaganda and fear. Remember who you are. Get in touch with that light and love inside. Get right with yourself. Get right with God. Go do some good in the world. Fight for what’s right. Exercise your rights. Learn how to connect with people again. And I don’t just mean because of all the isolation this year. We’ve all been far too removed from one another for far too long. I’m always learning. I’m pushing myself out of my comfort zones.  We can all do this.
 
 Now, this introverted, tired momma is going to go hang out in the sunshine with my babies, lie out on the grass and ground myself a bit, then go for a walk. This the weekend is busy, too, with a birthday party for my sweet little niece and a photoshoot for my dear friend that just had a baby. I will be living my life and being with people I care about, and getting out. I will be working on growing that light inside of me that’s been darkened so badly in the last year and more so since this crisis happened in the world and our country. I’m taking a stand for my life and I’m going to live it. I urge you to do the same.
 

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