Sunday, March 26, 2017

“Revolution for Truth” Vaccine Rally in Washington D.C. – March 31, 2017

By Ty Bollinger

If you live within driving distance of Washington D.C., you should plan to join the Revolution For Truth rally on March 31st.

Speakers at the rally include Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Dr. Paul Thomas, Dr. Judy Mikovits, Del Bigtree, Dr. Brian Hooker, Minister Tony Muhammad, Dr. Toni Bark, Barbara Loe Fisher, and Jennifer Margulis, all of which were interviewed for “The Truth About Vaccines.”

Charlene Bollinger and Brianna Bollinger will be there and will be covering the event for TTAV, posting photos, filming interviews and doing Facebook “Live” videos as the event unfolds in an effort to help bring awareness to the critical topic of vaccine freedom and awareness.

Above Ty Bollinger, Michelle Ford (Revolution For Truth), and Charlene Bollinger

If you can’t make it to the rally in person, no worries! You can still participate. A national call-in day for vaccine safety and reform has been announced by Revolution For Truth, in partnership with the World Mercury Project and other organizations seeking to protect the lives of children.

I encourage you to join the call-in efforts on March 30th (see call-in numbers below) or join the live march in Washington D.C. Click here for the rally schedule.
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Here’s the full announcement with call-in instructions, courtesy of Catherine J. Frompovich via Activist Post.

Revolution for Truth, Washington, DC
 The National Call-in-Day in Support of Vaccine Safety and Reform
on March 30 and 31, 2017.

PLEASE FOLLOW THROUGH ON THE SUGGESTIONS LISTED BELOW.

IT’S NOW OR NEVER, SINCE BIG PHARMA AND VESTED INTERESTS WANT US TO TAKE ALMOST 300 MORE NEW VACCINES THEY ARE SCHEDULED TO PUT INTO THE MARKET PLACE SOON.

– Catherine J Frompovich

National Call-in Day in Support of Vaccine Safety and Reform

On March 30th, please do the following:

Contact President Trump and say “Vaccine injuries are real and devastating. One in 68 children now has autism. Autism should be declared a national emergency and a higher priority. I support an independent vaccine safety commission.”
Contact your Senators and member of Congress (see below for contact information) and say “I want Congress to subpoena CDC whistleblower Dr. William Thompson and I support a vaccine safety commission.”
Lastly, sign the petition to President Trump asking him to implement comprehensive reforms of vaccine safety policies. (Please note that after you sign you will receive an email asking you to confirm your signature. Please confirm your signature or your signature will not be added.) March 31st is the last day to sign this petition and we must reach 100,000 signatures for the petition to reach President Trump.

To call the President:
Comments: (202) 456-1111
Switchboard: (202) 456-1414
TTY/TTD Comments: (202) 456-6213

Lyme disease preventable by taking steps to avoid tick bites

Lisa M Faust is seen with her Lyme medicines at home in Charlton [ T & G Staff/Christine Peterson]

By Elaine Thompson
Telegram & Gazette Staff

Pest control experts who began seeing ticks in early February because of a warm winter and an abundance of acorns now say this will be one of the worst tick seasons in years - which may lead to an increase in Lyme disease.

While that may be true, health experts point out that in Massachusetts and other parts of the Northeast, where Lyme disease is endemic, every year is a bad tick season. Their advice is to not focus on how many ticks there might be this year, but instead, become educated on how to prevent tick bites.

Dr. Catherine M. Brown, deputy state epidemiologist and state public health veterinarian with the state Department of Public Health, said she's not sure if the prediction is helpful because there are always thousands of cases of Lyme every year.

"We're considered endemic for Lyme, which means we have it all over the Commonwealth, and we have it all the time," she said. "I want people to be aware and to take steps to prevent tick bites, not just in the year when people say it might be bad."

Chris G. Ford, president of Ford's Hometown Services on Grove Street in Worcester, said he and other pest control folks learned of the hearty rodent population at the Central Massachusetts Pest Control Association's seminar in Sturbridge last month.

Some small animals, particularly the white-footed mouse, carry the bacteria that causes Lyme. When a tick, usually in the nymph stage, attaches to the carrier for a blood meal, it becomes infected and passes the infection on to humans and other animals.

Mr. Ford said the number of phone calls from people signing up for the company's four-application tick protection program spiked during the warm spell in February when people began seeing ticks. April through September is when the greatest risk of being bitten exists. But, adult ticks are out in search of a host in winter when temperatures climb above freezing.

"We've had multiple calls coming in already regarding people's pets and children getting ticks on them," he said. Mr. Ford, who is also president of Massachusetts Association of Lawn Care Professionals, said mosquito and tick control has grown to be the largest segment of the 75-year-old family company.

Massachusetts ranked fourth in the nation (behind Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York) in the incidence of Lyme cases reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2015, the last year for which the data is available. Ninety-five percent of the confirmed cases of were reported in 14 states - including all of New England - where the black-legged tick is found. There were 2,922 confirmed cases and 1,302 probable cases in Massachusetts in 2015.