Who's That Candidate & Derek Nance Updates & Requests
There are no regular February meetings. Please try to attend this Friday's pretrial hearing for Derek Nance and fill out the brief Who's That Candidate volunteer survey.
This Newsletter:
• Who’s That Candidate Update & Volunteer Request
• Derek Nance Trial Continued • New date TBD • Hearing This Friday
• No February Meetings
• Presenter Ideas for March?
• Invitation to February 22nd Robot Gladiator League Melee!
• Slides from the Rhonda Miller, John Birch Society Presentation in case you missed the last newsletters.
Who’s That Candidate Update from Clyde Zoph
Clyde Zoph here, with important Who's That Candidate? updates.
As you know, 2025 is our implementation year - we've waited what seems forever. We have recently made two very significant, strategic changes to our original plan, and need to keep you apprised.
First: our "Paper the State" phase - in which we place yard signs at key traffic ingress/egress points - was originally slated to commence March 1. As a practical matter, our launch date has been changed to April 1, in consideration of March's unpredictable temperatures.
Second: our original plan was to have a presence in every county, state-wide.
After careful deliberation and extensive analysis, we have decided that our preliminary targets will be regional instead, for a variety of factors.
Our focus is now on the 30 counties which comprise our South Central region. We believe our new focus will yield optimum results, because we'll be in the counties where our passionate base resides. Further, our targets are now both House and Senate, based on reputation and trusted legislator consultation.
We thank you for your continued support, and need you now more than ever!
We can only Make Kentucky Great Again with you!
Please fill out this brief survey so that we can better asses the volunteer base. This is where the rubber meets the road! Thank you!
In Liberty,
Clyde E. "Rusty" Zoph, Jr.
Founder / Chief Executive Officer
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Derek Nance Trial Upate: Hearing this Friday, Trial Continued, New Trial Date TBD
Please join us this Friday, February 14th at 9:30 a.m. for the next chapter in Derek’s court case. It has been an interesting journey and quite the education in the judicial system. Come if you can. Our support is always appreciated.
The Circuit Courthouse is on the corner of Main and Limestone in Lexington. Parking garages can be found across Main Street at the Lexington Public Library and one block North (around the corner from the Limestone Courthouses) on Barr Street.
The pretrial hearings have typically been on the 2nd floor in Courtroom D, but you can verify when you get there. Look for Judge Travis.
*Anyone who would like to carpool can meet Dawn at Newton’s Attic at 8:50 a.m. this Friday, but please text 859-492-8511 if you would like to do this, so that I can plan to meet you there.
Background from Derek:
From Derek: Greetings Mafa friends! This is an important announcement. Since April of 2021, I’ve been under indictment by the state of Kentucky over my efforts to expose the crimes of the State committed under the false pretext of a manufactured pandemic crisis. I have spent the last few years fighting with prosecutors in countless hearings for the right to a fair trial.
I am seeking a trial by jury, praying for the opportunity to publicly clear my name and testify on record to expose the serious criminal violations committed by those who used a manufactured pandemic to transfer trillions in wealth to mega corporations, while terrorizing the public into receiving potentially dangerous injections.
I’m reaching out to friends and allies who have also suffered from the criminal actions of government and corporate organizations under the manufactured crisis of Covid 19 to see if anyone is interested in testifying about their experience as a witness at my upcoming trial.
Not everyone who has been aggrieved would be able to testify, and if you are not able to testify in person, I will also be collecting affidavits to present before the court from those like myself who challenge the official lies regarding Covid’s origins and demand a thorough and transparent investigation.
I will be posting further details publicly once the trial date is scheduled. If anyone is interested in participating, please message me privately at NanceBabies@gmail.com.
This is a call to action, and any help with this cause would be greatly appreciated 🙏
March Presenter?
If you have ideas for the 3rd Thursday Lexington MAFA March presenter, please email Kathy at KathyGornik2@gmail or text at 859-492-8521.
Invitation to February 22nd Robot Gladiator Leage Melee
Robot Gladiator League is a fun, family-friendly, combat robotics spectator sport that gives students hands-on, project-based, STEM workforce skills. The February 22nd RGL Melee will be held at the University of Kentucky on the same day as Engineering Day, when hundreds of exhibits from dozens of organizations and the engineering colleges will offer activities and demos for elementary, middle, and high school students. E-Day at UK is 10:00 to 2:00 in the Engineering Quadrangle. The Robot Gladiator League melees will run 10:00 to 3:30 at the Gatton Student Center Ballroom. Both events are free and open to the public, so free bring the whole family!
Slides from Thursday, January 16th Rhonda Miller, Assistant National Field Director for The John Birch Society on UN Agenda 2030
Rhonda Miller of the John Birch Society presented on UN Agenda 2030, exposing the players, the network of foundations, and the local impact through the sustainable development goals. As promised, Rhonda has provided the slides from her presentation, which you can access HERE.
News & Videos
• Meta (aka Facebook and Instagram) Reverses Censorship Policy. Listen carefully two Zuckerberg’s two references to the election and “this past four years.” Very telling.
• AAPS Petition Supporting Confirmation of RFK, Jr.
• Just for Fun!
Reminders
• Institute for Justice Needs Plaintiffs. Please help!
• Please join Newton’s Attic for Robot Gladiator League (spectator-friendly combat robotics) Melee on Saturday, February 22nd (Engineering Day) at the University of Kentucky Gatton Student Center Ballroom.
• Vaccine exemption rights trump “Best Interest” law in custody disputes!
• AAPS seeks to block the requirement that Americans provide their personal information to federal agencies beginning Jan 1, 2025
Please Help the Institute for Justice Find Plaintiffs!
The Institute for Justice, the most inspiring liberty group in the country (ij.org), is a nonprofit, public interest law firm whose mission is to end widespread abuses of government power and secure the constitutional rights that allow all Americans to pursue their dreams.
We are working with IJ Attorneys Rob Johnson and Michael Soyfer, whose work at IJ is focused on government surveillance, civil forfeiture, and accountability for government officials who abuse their power. Many of you heard Michael at a recent MAFA meeting, and were inspired by his work and message.
As Kentuckians, we have a rare opportunity to not only help the very worthwhile IJ, but also to be an active participant in securing our Constitutional liberties through our participation as plaintiffs! So often, especially those of us who gather at our Make Americans Free Again meetings, we wonder what we might actually do to support liberty and our Constitution as we watch in dismay at the breakdown and degeneration of our beloved country. Well, dear friends, this is your chance!!
Please read the attached description, then send an email to Rob and Michael at surveillance@ij.org if you are interested in learning more.
I really hope some of you will take action … it is a wonderful and rare opportunity to interact with an incredible organization while doing actual work to secure your own liberties.
AAPS seeks to block the requirement that Americans provide their personal information to federal agencies beginning Jan 1, 2025 (thanks, Tina!)
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (“AAPS”) served a lawsuit on Oct 11, seeking to block the upcoming requirement that tens of millions of Americans provide their personal information to federal agencies beginning Jan 1, 2025. The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) imposes this new reporting requirement on more than 30 million entities such as small businesses, sports clubs, civic groups, and political organizations.
The CTA comprised only 21 pages, camouflaged among nearly 1,500 total pages in a rushed, end-of-year annual appropriation in 2020. With its threatened punishment of two years in federal jail, the CTA requires that tens of millions of ordinary, law-abiding Americans report their home addresses, birthdates, and driver’s license or similar personal identifying numbers to the federal Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”), the Complaint states.
FinCEN will then create a massive new federal database for monitoring everyday Americans. Federal investigatory jurisdiction would vastly expand under this law, AAPS’s lead counsel, Andrew Schlafly states. “Most Americans are unaware of this extension in the reach of the federal government into purely local activities. This is the Orwellian Big Brother on steroids.”
AAPS filed this lawsuit in Amarillo, Texas. Small medical practices there and nationwide are being subjected to monitoring by the federal government in D.C.
“Nothing in the Constitution authorizes the federal government to monitor small medical practices and other local entities like this,” Mr. Schlafly points out. “Never before has the federal government been allowed to have such a broad police power over local activities,” he added.
Large businesses are exempt from the CTA if they have more than 20 full-time employees and more than $5 million in gross revenue. Also exempt are 501(c) organizations, such as recognized 501(c)(3) charity groups, as are political action committees (PACs) that support or oppose candidates for office.
“These exemptions are far too narrow, and this new requirement applies to most small entities,” Mr. Schlafly said. “This new law improperly chills the freedom of association that is essential to other freedoms.”
AAPS’s lawsuit is pending in U.S. District Court in Amarillo, No. 2:24-cv-210-Z.
Vaccine Custody Disputes (thanks, Tina!)
Chances are that your attorney does not know this. Please share with friends in custody disputes!
Vaccines are the only issue in child custody disputes where the law already gives us the answers. State statutes tell us what vaccines are required and when, and who can opt out and how. So, most of the time, the only thing a judge needs to do is determine whether all concerned are in compliance with the law. If everyone is—if the children get any required vaccines or are legally exempt—the dispute is over; there’s nothing more a judge needs to do or legally can do.
State laws allow individual parents to exercise an exemption. If “best interests law” = “vaccinate the child” while “exemption law” = “a parent can legally refuse vaccines for the child,” these two laws are in conflict. How do we resolve this conflict? Our legal systems have statutory construction rules that tell us how to resolve conflicting statutes. These rules say that when a general statute (here, the “best interests” statute) conflicts with a specific statute (here, the exemption statute), the specific statute supersedes or “trumps” the general statute. The exemption statute “wins,” automatically, as a matter of law. So, when parents disagree, if one parent has exercised a lawful exemption, that’s the end of the matter. Family law judges’ authority from a general “best interests” statute doesn’t allow them to override a parent’s right from a specific exemption statute. It really is that simple.
Other Events of Interest
Newton’s Attic Robot Gladiator League Season II Melees
Robot Gladiators is a fun, family-friendly, combat robotics spectator sport that gives students hands-on, project-based, STEM workforce skills. Please come out, cheer on a team, and see what Newton’s Attic has been up to!
Get ready for another year of thrilling battles, innovation, and teamwork as our 16 talented high school teams go head-to-head in high-energy combat-robotics competitions. Join us as we celebrate creativity, engineering excellence, and the spirit of competition! Let’s make this season unforgettable! LET'S BATTLE!
Mark Your Calendars:
Lexington area Robot Gladiator events:
• Saturday, February 22nd at the University of Kentucky Gatton Student Center Ballroom
• Thursday, April 17th at Central Bank Center, downtown Lexington
Want Real, Nutrient-Dense Food? Join us in the Kentucky Food Independence Club!
Kentucky agriculture remains the foundation of our culture: raising/growing nutrient dense food for home and/or market, maintaining strong family ties, respect for property, and a strong work ethic.
Our Mission is to connect Kentucky’s “real food” farmers to educated consumers. Real health begins with clean food. As more and more of us wake up to this fact, we see an increase in consumers wanting to leave behind unhealthy practices and jump in with local "real food" farmers!
What’s a real food farmer? By “real food”, we mean NUTRIENT DENSE food raised and/or grown as close to the earth and as naturally as possible. Like:
Non-GMO or organic feed
Pastured livestock on unsprayed fields
Grass-fed cattle, mostly grass-finished but occasionally some grain-on-grass-finished, as long as the grain is non-GMO or organic and the cattle continue to live on pasture with the sun shining on their backs.
Pastured milk cows - supplemented soy-free grains while milking to keep the cows happy and standing still
Unsprayed hay
Organic gardening practices
Regenerative soil practices
The KY Food Independence Club (KFIC) is a private membership food buying club featuring healthy food provided by Ky farmers. It’s like an online grocery only all the food is REAL & healthy. Nutrient dense foods like…
farm fresh raw milk & dairy products (butter, cream, yogurt, cottage cheese, sour cream and more)
raw milk cheeses
pastured eggs
grass-fed, pastured meats
organic sourdough bread & other baked goods
local honey
HOW It WORKS
To join, text Sally at 859-550-3862. Then you’ll order online at www.farmmatch.com/kfic, and pick up your food every week at your preferred drop location.
NO MINIMUMS, order what you want when you want!
There are currently 6 Drop locations around the Bluegrass:
Newton's Attic
Robert’s Health Food
Winchester
Georgetown
Morehead
Ashland
Join us! To learn more, visit www.farmmatch.com/kfic or call Sally at 859-550-3862.
Y’all, don't hesitate to share this newsletter! Everybody needs a little liberty and nutrient dense foods in their lives. ❤