COVID-19
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PPE Experts Share Info About Masks
​Are they helpful or actually harmful, and do they really offer protection from viruses? 


In this video, court-approved PPE experts, Tammy Clark and Kristen Meghan, share their knowledge about masks and their health risks, and expose government agencies and hold them accountable. Tammy and Meghan are not the best at video taping, but their PPE knowledge is very much worth sharing. Note that court approved PPE experts are the folks that train doctors and nurses how to safely wear masks, and they are also the ones that help to create the oxygen enhanced environments that enable health care workers to safely wear masks for hours. Masks have become a heated, politically charged issue, and many laws have been broken by governors and local businesses as a result, so listen to the facts that these experts have to share with an open mind. Find out more about the laws being broken in the bottom right video below.

Mask Test on Child Clearly Shows Harm 
​Thank you BitChute for honoring our first amendment and not censoring this video as YouTube and others have.


​Carbon dioxide levels between 2,000 ppm and 5,000 ppm are associated with headaches, sleepiness, poor concentration, loss of attention, increased heart rate and slight nausea. The maximum permissible daily exposure limit is 5,000 ppm. Wearing a standard surgical mask, carbon dioxide levels  reached above 8,000 ppm, although it took longer. Shockingly, wearing a cloth bandana resulted in carbon dioxide buildup near the nose and mouth exceeding 8,000 ppm. A 2018 study, "Hypoxia Downregulates Protein S Expression," also describes how hypoxia (low oxygen concentration) increases your risk of blood clots by reducing protein S, which is a natural anticoagulant. Wearing a mask, especially for long periods of time, may reduce your oxygen concentration, and considering COVID-19 is associated with abnormal blood clotting, inducing hypoxia may be ill advised.

Back to School
Concerned about your child? Listen to the following important CDC statistics. 

The current data that is discussed in this video comes from the CDC and several other countries. It is extremely important data, but there is a good chance you have not heard it before since it is not sensationalized in the media. The statistics that Dr. Pam Popper shares in this video will help put things in perspective. 

Stop Breaking the Law. No Mask?
According to federal and state law, all businesses and medical facilities cannot refuse someone service. 

According to Federal Law, and the ADA Title III: Public Accommodations, and our state MA Civil Law #G.L.c.151B, all businesses (including all stores, medical establishments, and schools) cannot deny any individual (including those that do not wear a mask) free and equal access to their facility and services. Our governor and all business owners and personnel do not have the legal authority to order someone to wear a mask, or to make any policy within their business that violates established law. This video discusses a specific store out west, but also contains significant information and laws that are valid for all stores, medical establishments and schools in our area.