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[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

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[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

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[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

Amen 🙏

[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

@NewsBlast17 Try not to let mental health issues block you from adding meaning into your relationships and your life. You don’t have to be active in it, just relax your mind enough to allow new things to form. Your worth is beyond measure in the eyes of The Creator. 🙏

[Savage @Savage16May]

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Make sure to give him a follow and repost .

[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

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[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

@TRHLofficial I can go halfsies on the fountain. Does that help at all?

[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

@CommissionerJP I vote for freedom and liberty. I do not vote for tyrannical governments.

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

We asked voters in Lancaster County,

“Should the Amish be required to vaccinate their children?”

The results were shocking.

📍Pennsylvania

[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

@CommissionerJP Getting a vaccine is not a requirement to be a human. Holy Scripture does not say that thou shall be vaccinated or thou hath sinned. Why does Shapiro think he is above God?

[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

@CBS21NEWS Not sure little Josh can become anymore useless. If he steps down he most def will not leave a crater.

[PA House Republicans 🇺🇸 @PAHouseGOP]

BREAKING: Governor Shapiro's Department of Health just submitted proposed regulations that would allow government officials to enter private residences without warrants and also seek private health information without consent.

READ Leader Topper's response HERE: 🔗https://t.co/I95sQhe0g9

[Commissioner Josh Parsons @CommissionerJP]

I have been highly critical of LNP because of their partisan activities/unethical conduct in recent years, but this is one of the most objective articles that I have seen from them in a long time. It answers real questions people have, puts some new and important information about an important story on the record, and confirms many of the facts I have reported over the last several days.

Key points:

"Lancaster County’s coroner said Thursday he was surprised by Gov. Josh Shapiro’s claim at a news conference earlier this week of two measles-associated deaths of Lancaster County residents: as of Thursday, his office still had zero measles deaths..."

Confirms the facts I have been discussing since the Governor's press conference - Lancaster County actually has zero confirmed measle's deaths.

"Yes, a newborn male who died of a 'splenatic rupture' tested positive for measles, Diamantoni said, but measles was not the cause of death — the laceration to the spleen is the cause. And measles was ruled out as a contributing factor because, Diamantoni said, 'there was no swelling or enlargement whatsoever' of the spleen and there was 'massive blood loss' from the laceration."

This confirms my prior statements, but adds some slightly new information, which is important, to the public record. Measles was not the cause, or a contributing cause to the death.

"Shapiro said both deaths involved unvaccinated people - but a newborn wouldn’t have been vaccinated, Diamantoni said."

This is an important point I have been making. The PA Secretary of Health says she thoroughly reviewed the cases. So she would know that vaccination was impossible for a baby who died at birth. Thus, emphasizing in the press conference that the individual was unvaccinated - ie making it seem like this was by choice, shows deception by state officials.

"Diamantoni had no information about the second measles-associated death announced by the state, and DOH has not released any information."

Confirms the information I have been reporting. Why do we still know nothing about the second purported case?

"Coroners and medical examiners in Lancaster’s border counties — Berks, Chester, Dauphin, Lebanon and York — told an LNP | LancasterOnline reporter on Thursday that they had no records of measles-related deaths, and calls by the reporter to coroners in other parts of the state are ongoing."

Thus, the already highly unlikely scenario that a person from Lancaster County died of measles in another county and it was reported to another County Coroner, is made even more unlikely. This is also new information, and is actually real reporting work that journalists used to do.

“'The law is: they should be reported to us,' he said."

Confirming what I had already reported that, yes, any measles death must be reported to the County Coroner. This is the law. Thus, State Officials saying there can be a second measles death out there that is unreported to a County Coroner is either false or they are potentially in violation of the law.

Now, LNP take the next step and actually ask hard questions to the people who held the press conference.

Full Story here:

https://t.co/VmeiAo5Ryl

[Commissioner Josh Parsons @CommissionerJP]

This is a long post, but I think it is important for anyone who wants to get to the bottom of what is happening here in Lancaster County.

On Tuesday Aug 25th Governor Shapiro and officials from the PA Dept of Health and Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health held a press conference in Lancaster County and announced two “measles-associated deaths.” (See my previous posts for more details on this.)

I have sought to keep an open mind and be objective, but the evidence now leads to the conclusion that there is deception happening here.

This is a matter of great public importance. The Governor claimed there were two deaths in Lancaster County – the first deaths from Measles in the U.S. in 35 years. We have a right to know the facts on this. You cannot drop a bombshell like this and then essentially say all the information around it is top secret. The only way for government to have trust with citizens is through transparency and honesty. That is especially important since what happened during Covid.

Asking questions and following the facts is not “pro-measles” or “anti-science.” It is what we all should do. The following is an attempt to follow the evidence that we currently have available to us.

Ideally, in a functioning healthy system journalists would assemble this case and ask objective questions of the people who had the press conference rather than attack the people who are asking legitimate questions about the press conference. But that is not necessarily the system we are living in, so I will endeavor to do it.

Let me walk you through the evidence that we have as I would have done for a jury when I was a prosecutor trying criminal cases in court.

1. The press conference: Officials at the Governor’s press conference used the term “measles-associated” (see press conference and accompanying press release) but clearly framed it as deaths FROM measles. The Governor stated that these are the first two measles-associated deaths in the U.S. in 35 years. People died FROM measles 35 years ago. Therefore, it would not be accurate to make that statement unless these current cases were in fact being presented as deaths attributable to measles in some significant way. This appears to be a carefully crafted attempt to overstate the case, while also maintaining some later wiggle room, i.e. “associated” to muddy the issue if it became clear these were not in fact measles deaths. This indicates deception.

2. The desired media response: The media, in large part, dutifully took their cue and reported two deaths “from” measles in Lancaster County. The New York Times: “Two unvaccinated people in Pennsylvania have died from measles, as a large outbreak there continues to spread, the state’s Health Department reported on Tuesday morning.” ABC News: “BREAKING: Two people have died in Pennsylvania from measles, the state health department said Tuesday. Both unvaccinated.”

Importantly, the Governor, his administration, and other officials at the press conference did not correct these stories. The message had been conveyed as apparently it was intended.

Note – it is clear now that these stories are not true and any credible news source would retract them rather than just shrug and move on.

3. The lack of transparency: Officials provided virtually no background information about these “measles-associated” deaths. DOH said to “protect the privacy of the individuals and their families, DOH will not release any additional details that could personally identify these individuals and their families,” however, they did release the medical information other than the fact that the two were “unvaccinated.”

Importantly, the law DOES allow information to be released that does not violate privacy – i.e. more demographic and background information. I contend it was very important to do this when making such a big announcement, which made national news. Officials provided no corroborating evidence to their claims.

4. The story unravels: I then conducted an investigation and learned from the Lancaster County Coroner that there were zero reported measles deaths in Lancaster County. (See earlier posts.) I announced this publicly to be transparent. Neither the Governor’s Office nor Penn Medicine replied to my questions. The law requires deaths from contagious disease such as measles to be reported to the Coroner.

The Coroner then released information that an infant had died during a home birth and the infant tested positive for measles but did not die of measles. (See Coroner statements to LNP, WGAL, and Philadelphia Inquirer.)

5. State officials then point to deceased infant: State officials, who previously refused to give any information on the two deceased individuals (other then they were unvaccinated) then pointed to the infant as one of the cases. (See DOH statement of 8/26/27.) PA Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen released a statement on 8/26/27 stating that she “thoroughly reviewed the case investigation information and sadly can confirm that the were two measles-associated deaths in Lancaster County…”

6. County Coroner and Forensic Patholgist report contradicts state officials: The County Coroner and the Forensic Pathologist, both of whom have many years of experience, rule out the claim that the infant can be one of the cases. “Lancaster County Coroner Steve Diamantoni said the cause of death was not from the measles. The newborn died shortly after birth from a laceration of the spleen, although measle antibodies were present in postmortem testing…” (Coroner interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer.)

Moreover, the forensic pathologist who conducted the autopsy indicated the cause of death was not related to measles (Coroner interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer), thus ruling out the theory that has been raised by some that the spleen was enlarged or otherwise susceptible to this injury due to measles exposure.

7. The death investigation: Importantly, the County Coroner is THE person who has statutory authority to rule on cause and manner of death in Pennsylvania. The Coroner said “state officials had not contacted him personally as of Wednesday about the two Lancaster County measles-associated deaths.” (Coroner interview with the Philadelphia Inquirer.) Because this was a home birth where the infant died, and because the County Coroner and the forensic pathologist were the ones investigating this case – and came to the conclusion it was not measles related, – what evidence did the PA Secretary of Health “thoroughly” review? (Statement of Dr. Debra Bogen on 8/26/27.) There would be no hospital records in this case. The Coroner investigation WAS the investigation. But they never personally consulted the Coroner. So what other evidence is she using to determine this death was “measles-associated” to such a degree that they could report to the world that this was one of two measles deaths in Lancaster County?

8. Deception: Also important is the fact that officials emphasized in the press conference that the two individuals were “unvaccinated.” Now, technically that would be true for a baby who was born at home and immediately died. But there would be no possible way for the baby to vaccinated. The framing of this, or underlying assertion in it, seemed to be to indicate that the deceased person was unvaccinated by choice. This shows intent on the part of officials to deceive. Announcing a technically true statement, but keeping secret the context which would show there was no possible way for the baby to have been vaccinated before its death is deliberately deceptive.

In the law, when trying cases in court, there is a jury instruction called “false in one, false in all.” It is the from the Latin term “falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.” It means that if you find a witness lied about a material fact, the jury may choose to reject the rest of the witness’s testimony. That seems appropriate here.

9. Deception: Similarly deceptive is the following - after my investigation revealed that the County Coroner has zero deaths from measles, PA DOH said: “Not all deaths are referred to a coroner under Pennsylvania law.” (DOH Statement on 8/26/26.) This is technically correct. For instance, an elderly patient who dies of natural causes would not necessarily be referred to the County Coroner. However, the law does require a death known or suspected to be due to contagious disease be reported to the coroner. Thus, the coroner should have a record of any measles death in Lancaster County.

Again, this is an apparent deliberate deception. Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.

10. The second case: We still know nothing about the second reported death. There has not even been an effort, to my knowledge, to explain this death or provide any details whatsoever – beyond “unvaccinated.” Again, under the law any death due to measles would be required to be reported to the County Coroner. He has no report.

Given the other apparent deception here it is fair to ask whether the facts of the second case have been materially manipulated similar to the first case, or whether the second case exists at all.

I think the people of Lancaster County deserve to have transparency over whether there were actually two measles deaths or not.

[Commissioner Josh Parsons @CommissionerJP]

Correct. All current available evidence indicates there are zero deaths from measles here. See my earlier posts. The Governor and Pa Dept of Heath have provided no evidence to substantiate their claims. In fact, what they have provided raises questions about deception. Any credible media should correct the record at this point.

[JM Jokomo @JMJokomo]

@MaryBowdenMD @CDCgov I absolutely love seeing liars like Shapiro, CDC, PA Health get roasted on this platform. They are pure evil and need to be held accountable.

[Commissioner Josh Parsons @CommissionerJP]

This appears to be false information.

For the 1st case they are pointing to an infant that died WITH measles, but not FROM it. From our coroner:

“Lancaster County Coroner Steve Diamantoni said the cause of death was not from the measles. The newborn died shortly after birth from a laceration of the spleen, although measles antibodies were present in postmortem testing, he said in an interview.”

The 2nd case there is zero information on. They have a responsibility to provide it.

Lastly, deaths from contagious disease such as measles ARE required to be reported the county coroner.

[Commissioner Josh Parsons @CommissionerJP]

Measles questions.

Let’s be clear- when the Governor comes into our county and holds a press conference with PA Department of Health and Penn Medicine Lancaster general Health and states there were two “measles-associated deaths” here, with the underlying assertion that the two people died FROM measles, and they are the first deaths from measles in 35 years, and that announcement sets off numerous media reports uncritically repeating that two people died FROM measles in Lancaster County, and Lancaster County elected officials then get questions about this – it is totally fair for me to ask for relevant information on those deaths.

Asking questions is not “pro-measles.”

Asking for information that should have been provided at the press conference is not “anti-science.”

It is simply wanting the whole story for my constituents.

When officials who hold a big press conference and make big headlines – those officials owe us more than the headlines. They owe us the whole truth. They owe us accurate information by which the people of Lancaster County can make decisions about their health and safety.

It has been about 24 hours since the press conference. We do not have any answers. Of course journalists should also be asking these questions rather than uncritically repeating something.

Any deaths from measles are required by law to be reported to the Lancaster County Coroner’s Office. I have spoken at length with both a senior staff member from that office and the Coroner himself. They currently have zero measles deaths in Lancaster County. They have one death of a person who died WITH measles, but not from measles. We do not know if the state is counting that one. Nor do we know anything about the other death that officials reported yesterday.

Is there an unlikely scenario where a patient from here got measles and sought care outside of Lancaster County and died there and it was reported to another county coroner? Yes. I am open to that or other unlikely possibilities. But if one of these unlikely scenarios is the case, the people holding the press conference had, and currently have, a responsibility to provide that information.

The law DOES allow release of more information. Demographic information that does not identify the patient may be released.

I reached out to Penn Medicine LGH. No response.

I reached out the Governor’s office. No response.

I talked with our Lancaster County Department of Public Safety Director. He has no additional information from the state.

I asked questions this morning at our Board of Commissioners meeting of Commissioner Alice Yoder who was at the press conference yesterday and is a former official at Penn Medicine LGH. She did not have any answers. (This exchange is on video and will be available later today.)

So as of right now, we have ZERO information that corroborates the idea that there were two measles deaths in Lancaster County. Again, everything stated could be accurate. But no one in authority has been able to say that, nor have they even tried to say it.

To me it is a big deal if the Governor comes in and gives a press conference and then no one can or will identify simple details around what was stated and what then generated major news stories.

Transparency is owed to the people.

It is incumbent on those who held the press conference to clear this up.

Immediately.

[Secretary Kennedy @SecKennedy]

Governor Shapiro's unseemly rush to Lancaster County to convene a national press conference and his giddy delight in announcing two measles deaths was a morose commentary on the contemporary political dialogue. The performance was a replay of the Democrats' COVID playbook: fearmongering, misinformation, finger-pointing, and the weaponization of infectious disease fears for political gain.

The announcement appears to have been premature, and the deaths may even have been altogether fabricated by one of the Governor's hopeful staffers. The Lancaster County Coroner says that it has no record of any measles deaths. State law requires that all measles deaths be reported to the coroner.

Governor Shapiro shattered tradition and violated standard public health policy by refusing to share information with the County Health Department or CDC.

Since I have been in office, CDC has had a superb record of cooperation, information sharing, and professionalism with blue- and red-state governors and health officials. Those collaborations have resulted in effective control of the global measles outbreak in this country.

Governor Shapiro got his headlines. He correctly gambled that the slavish mainstream media would dutifully amplify his scolding without any effort to check his facts.

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

Pharmacists USED to be a source of wisdom... but not anymore, they are vaccine cartel members.

Just last week my Mom refused vaccines pushed on her by our local kroger pharmacist. My Mom said, "I will never get vaccines"... "they contain aluminum, formaldehyde, polysorbate 80 and many other harmful ingredients."

The pharmacist argued with her, telling her that vaccines do NOT contain any of those ingredients. My dear Mom stood her ground and said, "LOOK IT UP... I'LL WAIT."

According to my Mom, the pharmacist turned a ghostly white shade when he pulled out a vaccine package insert and read the ingredients, OUT LOUD, in front of her.

He said he didn't know...

The vaccine package insert is the most important document each and every person should ever read.

The Ingredients In Injections Are Definitely NOT 'Safe & Effective':

• Synthetic Formaldehyde — Group 1 carcinogen
• Aluminum — Known to cause brain damage
• Beta-Propiolactone — Corrosive chemical & carcinogen
• Glutaraldehyde — Poisonous if ingested, causes birth defects in animals
• Genetically Modified Yeast, Bacterial & Viral DNA + Dairy/Egg Components — Can alter recipient’s DNA, cause mutations & allergies
• Human DNA from aborted babies + animal materials (pig/horse blood, rabbit brains, dog kidneys, monkey kidneys, chick embryos, calf serum & fall armyworm) — Linked to childhood leukemia & diabetes
• Thimerosal — Extremely toxic; linked to autoimmune & neurological disorders (e.g. autism)
• Monosodium Glutamate — Linked to birth defects, developmental delays & infertility
• Neomycin Sulphate — Interferes with B6, can lead to epilepsy & brain damage
• Phenol & PEG Polyethylene Glycol — Petroleum ethylene antifreeze; toxic to cells, destroys immune system
• Polysorbate 80 & 20 — Causes cancer; linked to autoimmune issues & infertility

No vaccine on the schedule has had long-term safety trials or a true placebo.

Research. Question. Stand Firm. Say NO To All Shots.