Hey friends, just a quick note to say how much we appreciate any donations to health freedom for humanity.

We pride ourselves on being low overhead, so any money you donate goes directly to the very things that are active in the fight for freedom.

Things like the website, administrative costs, and small salaries for those that are coordinating the work.

In the future, we look forward to setting up local chapters in each state and being more activist driven

while still giving you the content you need to stay informed.

Simply go to HealthFreomforhumanity.org

slash donate

and gift your heart's content.

Thank you so much for your participation. All right. So we have four people here who are associated with the military to some degree. And we're going to have a discussion. And this might be a multi-part series. I really want it to be a discussion base. I'm going to guide the conversation, but I want all of us to jump in. I know, Danny, you said you talk too much sometimes. That's okay.

Talk away, brother.

Way too much.

That's all good.

So I'll go ahead and start by introducing myself, and then we'll go ahead and introduce

everyone else.

My name is Alexzek.

I'm a 2016 West Point grad, former Army captain, and I'm the executive director of Health Freedom for

Humanity, which is a nonprofit focused on educating, empowering, and uniting people from all walks

of life under one common purpose, and that is the Reclamation and Defense of Health Freedom.

We define health freedom in two ways. That is the right to choose what is best for your own health

without coercion or force, and also the right to know what is best for your own health without coercion or force,

and also the right to know and access what produces and maintains mind, body, spirit,

wellness. So with that, I will turn it over to my friend Pam Long to introduce herself.

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