Topic: Osha

A report by John Bowne investigates the health risks associated with dumping industrial-grade hydrofluorosilicic acid into public drinking water. While the CDC promotes fluoridation as a public health victory, OSHA material safety data sheets identify the chemical as a corrosive toxin that can cause severe irritation and burns. Critics argue that fluoride acts as a drug intended to alter the population physically and cognitively, similar to the molecular structure of some psychotropic medications.

A Navy veteran expresses concern over the lack of internet and communication for submarine crews during heightened nuclear tensions, warning that a conflict could escalate in 20 minutes. Another caller from Tennessee describes his roofing company being fined $500,000 by OSHA for minor safety harness issues on a one-story house. Jones frames these fines as a targeted attack on blue-collar workers intended to force small businesses into bankruptcy.

A caller named Sean from New York, a union worker certified by OSHA, describes using forensic detectors to measure carbon dioxide levels inside face masks. He claims that masks can raise CO2 to "deadly levels" within seconds, potentially causing brain damage in children. The discussion references CDC warnings regarding asphyxiation risks for children under two years old.

Lindsey Graham, the "Patriot Barbie," details her ongoing legal struggle against Oregon Governor Kate Brown and state agencies like OSHA and CPS. Graham refused to close her salon during the 2020 lockdowns, leading to $50,000 in threatened fines and a $14,000 citation she refuses to pay. She announces plans to file a lawsuit against Governor Brown in both her individual and official capacities for the weaponization of state power against her family and business.

The Supreme Court of the United States ruled against federal vaccine mandates for businesses, leading OSHA to withdraw the requirements. While the ruling is viewed as a victory for the Republic, concern remains regarding the narrow scope of the decision and previous CDC attempts to control private property rents. The Biden administration is accused of using these mandates to erode trust in American institutions.

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for large businesses, which was to be enforced through OSHA. Norm Pattis explains that the court signaled this was a federal overreach into the "police power" traditionally reserved for the states. While the mandate for healthcare workers was allowed, the stay on the business mandate is hailed as a victory for federalism.

A clip from "COVIDLAND 2" features Del Bigtree testing CO2 levels inside a child's mask using a monitor. The test shows CO2 levels exceeding 8,000 parts per million within seconds, which Bigtree identifies as a toxic level according to OSHA standards. Jones uses this to argue that masks are physically dangerous and do not prevent viral transmission.

The documentary excerpt continues with a discussion on the misuse of masks as Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). It claims that touching a mask once contaminates it, leading to "fomite transmission" of pathogens. The segment reports a rise in bacterial respiratory and fungal infections due to improper mask usage and the circumvention of standard OSHA safety protocols.

Alex Jones interviews Kristen Megan and Tammy Clark, two OSHA-credentialed subject matter experts who have been fighting vaccine mandates. They discuss their success in Michigan, where they mobilized the public to force the retraction of a permanent COVID standard. Megan, a former Air Force whistleblower, shares her personal experience with vaccine injury from the Gardasil shot. They announce a new interactive platform at StandUpMichigan.com to help workers fight corporate censorship and illegal mandates.

John O'Looney, a funeral director in Milton Keynes, describes an unnatural rise in deaths from heart attacks and aneurysms caused by thrombosis. The segment also covers the extension of mask mandates in Oregon and the potential for the Omicron variant to out-compete the Delta variant. Jones uses these reports to argue that the medical establishment is ignoring clear signs of vaccine-induced harm.

Robert Barnes discusses a federal court ruling requiring the FDA to release Pfizer vaccine data, which the agency initially claimed would take 55 years to process. Barnes compares the Biden administration's use of "emergency exceptions" for OSHA mandates to the legal mechanisms used during the rise of the Nazi party in the Weimar Republic. He details a new lawsuit in Texas representing parents concerned about experimental drugs being given to children.

Robert Barnes explains why federal courts, including the Fifth Circuit, have begun staying vaccine mandates. He argues that the government lacks the authority to use OSHA or Medicare/Medicaid rules to practice medicine or dictate employment terms. Barnes also highlights the FDA's historical role as a labeling agency, asserting that current vaccine promotions fail to legally disclose risks like myocarditis.

The discussion draws historical parallels between the Biden administration's use of emergency powers and the emergency exceptions in the Weimar Constitution that facilitated the rise of the Nazi party. Robert Barnes argues that the U.S. Constitution deliberately lacks an emergency exception to prevent the "swallowing of the rule" of law. They critique the use of OSHA and CDC mandates as modern attempts to revive legal precedents used for forced sterilization and wartime detentions.

Robert Barnes details a new lawsuit being filed in Texas on behalf of parents concerned about the misuse of Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) statutes to vaccinate children. The legal argument posits that the government is repurposing wartime bio-defense laws to mandate experimental drugs for a demographic at low risk from the virus. The segment also criticizes Justice Amy Coney Barrett for citing the Jacobson case, which Barnes links to historical eugenics and forced medical procedures.

Robert Barnes reviews recent legal victories where federal courts in the Fifth and Sixth Circuits have stayed vaccine mandates for large businesses and healthcare workers. He argues that the Biden administration is illegally attempting to "practice medicine" through regulatory agencies like Medicare and Medicaid. Barnes emphasizes that when these mandates face evidentiary scrutiny in court, the government's justifications typically fail due to a lack of scientific support.

Robert Barnes argues that the CDC and OSHA have admitted in court that the vaccines do not prevent transmission, rendering them fraudulent products. He suggests that the suppression of early treatments like Vitamin C and D was a "projection" of the government's own plan to release ineffective products. Referencing Michel Foucault, Barnes explains how a permanent health crisis is used to justify a permanent police state.

Nick Fuentes discusses the ongoing legal battle over federal vaccine mandates and the role of attorney Norm Pattis. He describes the logistical burden of being unable to fly, requiring 20-hour train rides to attend protests. The segment warns that travel restrictions based on vaccination status are a precursor to a biometric digital slavery system that will eventually apply to all citizens.

OSHA has reportedly suspended Joe Biden's vaccine mandate following a ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The segment criticizes the administration for telling the federal government to ignore the court and discusses the exemption of global elites, such as the head of JP Morgan, from quarantine rules.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has placed a stay on the Biden administration's OSHA vaccine mandate for large businesses. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy stated that extending these mandates to businesses with fewer than 100 employees remains "on the table." Critics argue these mandates violate the 10th Amendment and constitute corporate racketeering.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a temporary stay against the Biden administration's vaccine mandate, citing grave statutory and constitutional issues. Major states and private businesses filed the challenge against the federal edict directed through OSHA. The court's ruling requires the federal government to respond to the emergency injunction by Monday evening.