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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 15, 2021 ~ Letters to the Editor ~ The Heppner Gazette Times will print all letters to the Editor with the following criteria met: letters submitted to the newspaper will need to have the name of the sender along with a legible signature. We are also requesting that you provide your address and a phone number where you can be reached. The address and phone number will only be used for verification and will not be printed in the newspaper. Letters may not be libelous. The GT reserves the right to edit. The GT is not responsible for accuracy of statements made in letters. Any letters expressing thanks will be placed in the classifieds under “Card of Thanks” at a cost of $10. Email to editor@rapidserve.net or upload to Heppner.net. Heppner seniors named to 2A all-state football team Booster is a bad decision To the editor; This column is written to a dear friend and many like him who are about to take a COVID booster. This letter will explain why that would be a bad decision with major seri- ous and sometimes fatal adverse events that have been kept from the public. Many have accepted one of the multiple COVID vaccinations because they had been persuaded they were protecting their loved ones, or the vaccination would protect them from Covid 19 or the vaccination would buy them freedom, save the world and end the pandemic. When none of those promises were kept now they are told you will only contract a mild case of COVID, but trust us and take the booster, save your- self, the world and reap the freedom not afforded to the unvaccinated. The prophet Daniel interpreted King Nebu- chadnezzar’s dream: “And whereas thou sawest Iron mixed with miry clay; they shall mingle themselves with the seed of man.” (Daniel 2:43). They- are the Kings (rulers) of the earth at the end of the age (now). The seed of man is your DNA/ RNA, your blood line, your heritage. The COVID 19 vac- cine “is accomplished by packaging the mRNA into lipid nanoparticles (LNP).” (CDC March 5, 21) “There is no regulatory require- ment for nanoparticles to face new health and safety testing or environmental impact assessment prior to their use in commercial products.” (Wikipedia.org. regulation of nanoparticles) Nanomaterials are effec- tively unregulated; “there is no regulatory require- ment for nanomaterials.” (en.m.wikipedia.org>wiki) The mRNA COVID vacci- nations are what the Bible calls “a strong delusion, that they should believe a lie.” (2 Thess. 2:11b) Nanoparticles can be dangerous for three reasons. “Nanoparticles may dam- age the lungs…This may help create free radicles which can cause cell dam- age and damage the DNA.” (ohsrep.org.au>nanotech) In addition nanoparticles can be toxic because of the size (one thousand times smaller than the width of a single hair) “they can easily cross the blood brain barrier.” (sciencedirect. com >pil) Nanoparticles can mix with the seed of man (Daniel 2:43) because they “could pass through the nuclear pore and get transported into the nucleus where they could interact directly with DNA. These nanoparticles may also bind to the DNA and potentially cause all kinds of damage.” (sciencedirect.com> pil) Public Health and Medical Professionals for Transparency (PHMPT) have sued the Federal Drug Agency (FDA) to discov- er what is really in these COVID vaccinations and boosters. The FDA, which authorized emergency use of the vaccines in 108 days, has asked the judge for 75 years to provide the same data to the public. The FDA claims they do not have the manpower to provide data to the public of the ingredients in the vaccines. PHMPT respond- ed “it is dystopia for the government to give Pfizer billions, mandate Ameri- cans to take its products, prohibit Americans from suing for adverse events, but yet refuse to let Ameri- cans see the data underlying its license.” (Austin County News Online Dec. 8, 21) There is a nefarious reason Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson and Johnson, CDC, FDA, Dr. Fauci, etc. do not want the general public to know what is in their vac- cines and have made sure current legislation, like the Cures Act of 2016, does not require the nanoparticles in the COVID vaccinations to be labeled. For that reason, the insurance industry will not insure any medical product with nanoparti- cles. The insurance industry considers the medical use of nanoparticles similar to the liability of asbestos. The CDC, AMA, FDA, NHI, WHO, big pharma, etc. have deceived the gen- eral public regarding the medical purpose, danger and capacity of nanopar- ticles. According to the patents issued to Chinese and Pfizer/Moderna (Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci) these nanoparticles can be used for making ‘semicon- ducting single walled, car- bon, nanotubes’ (SWCNT) with the capacity to deliver spike protein gene therapy with graphene (magnetic) biomarkers. These carbon nanotubes are capable of targeting specific areas and can be medically moni- tored with bio markers. That means those with the COVID vaccines poten- tially can be monitored and tracked through multi- ple nanotechnology’s, i.e., Quantum dot: A. There is a reason why the government is pushing the emergency COVID reg- ulations, and it has nothing to do with public safety. Our county commissioners (except Jim Doherty) have compromised our liberty and way of life to take the money on the table. Remember that the next time a ruler tells you, don’t blame me. Stuart Dick, Irrigon Jace Coe Conor Brosnan Brock Hisler Blane Mahoney Kason Cimmiyotti Toby Nation All photos by Damon Brosnan The 2022 senior class is known for leaving their mark on Heppner football, but the legacy has been further cemented as six of those seniors were named to the all-state football team. Of the three teams constructed from the best 2A players in the state, Heppner saw four defen- sive first-team selections, three offensive first-team selections, two offensive second-team selections and one defensive second-team selection. The Heppner players are Brock Hisler, first team running back and first team linebacker; Jace Coe, first team wide receiver and first team defensive back; Conor Brosnan, first team offen- sive line and first team line- backer and Blane Mahoney, first team defensive line. For second team Kason Cimmiyotti, second team wide receiver and second team defensive back and Toby Nation, second team offensive line. Along with the all-state team selections, Brock His- ler was selected as the de- fensive back of the year. and safeties. It is a huge This award included all honor for the players to be linebackers, cornerbacks selected for all-state. Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office has released the following information: November 28: Morrow Heppner. Cows out by feed December 1: Morrow black is attempting to flag County Sheriff ’s Office lot. Two on feed lot side, County Sheriff ’s Office vehicles down. Unable to received a report on NW one on the opposite side received a report on I 84 locate. Washington Ave, in Irrigon. of his house. MCSO made E, in Boardman. Caller is -MCSO received a re- Caller advised it looks like contact with owner, they advising of a person laying port at Mill Zone on High- someone shattered a win- will be getting them in. on the shoulder near the way 74., in Heppner. Caller dow at this residence. advised that someone hit -MCSO received a re- right hand lane. -MCSO received a re- port on Se Ninth St, in -MCSO received a re- a dog in front of the golf port on Kangaroo Court Ln, Irrigon. Two houses to the port on Bombing Range course and it’s currently in Irrigon. Caller requesting north of the Caller they are Rd, in Boardman. Snow in the middle of the road. contact in regard to issues playing loud music and rat- goose was shot and is still Caller states that it looks with his back neighbor’s tling his windows. Unable alive, on the west edge of like a blue heeler, unsure if dog. Dog came over to his to locate. the road. Referred to other the dog is alive. Referred to yard and attacked his dog. other agency. November 29: Morrow agency. Dog is back in its own back County Sheriff’s Office re- -MCSO received a re- -MCSO received a yard. Under investigation. ceived a report at Se Utah port at Highway 207 Echo/ report at Riverside High Citation issued. Ave/Se Brandon St, in Irri- Butter Creek Rd,. Caller School, Boardman Ave -MCSO received a re- gon. Vehicle Nissan Sentra, reports that she found a Ne, Boardman. Juvenile port at Heppner Mobil & lives on Brandon speeding dog, blue heeler mix, salt missing from the school, Circle Kon N Main St., and gunning it on Utah. & pepper color, red collar, was there earlier. in Heppner. Caller is re- -MCSO received a re- -MCSO received a re- no tags. Referred to other questing male be trespassed port on Highway 74, in agency. port at Faler Rd/Mount from the Mobil for verbal Heppner. Caller advised -MCSO received a re- Adams Ave, Boardman. harassment. He is no longer she picked up 3 dogs- one port at Nw Church St/N Report of an individual on scene. Rottweiler and 2 of their Main St, Heppner about dragging something heavy. -MCSO received a re- puppies near this location. a stray chocolate lab with -MCSO received a re- port on Meadow Loop, in Caller has them in her vehi- orange collar. port on I 84 E, in Board- Boardman. Daughter is 22 cle and would like to meet -MCSO received a re- man. Caller is advising of a and is having mental issues; a deputy in Heppner to get port on I 84 E, in Board- person laying on the shoul- last spoke to her at 0130 this them. Transported to pet man. Person wearing all der near the right hand lane. morning and her location rescue. showed near Spray. Caller -MCSO received a re- is requesting contact to port on Se Utah Ave, in discuss his options and file Irrigon. Silver Ford F150 a missing person’s report. 4 door, sped down towards -MCSO received a re- tenth St. port at N First St/Columbia -MCSO received a re- River, in Irrigon. Caller ad- port at Se Eighth St/Se vised there is black Nissan Brandon St, in Irrigon. Call- BEV BENSON Sentra with CO plates with er advised a dog at the grey/ 2 occupants in the vehicle blue house on the comer of Please Join Us for her that moved the barricade this location has had a black OPEN HOUSE! and parked down by the male dog tied up for the river. Warning. last week. Dog has had no Wednesday/December 22nd -MCSO received a re- shelter and unknown about 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM port on I 84 E, in Board- food/water. man. Caller advised that DEADLINE: a White Semi truck with HEPPNER BRANCH 279 N. Main Street MONDAYS Maine plates with a trailer that has the name Vanner on AT 5PM the side is driving erratical- ly and failing to maintain lane, Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- port on Hoop N Holler Ln, in Irrigon. Caller advised that there are two small pigs running around in the area headed towards the elementary school. Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- port at Willow Creek Rd, H appy R etirement!
