Freedom of speech

Clint Curtis speaking at: Shasta County Board of Supervisors meeting, March 28, 2023 The board voted 3 to 2 to go to hand counting over using machines.

Shasta County Supervisors deal with a liberal County Clerk and a mono party state to change the county's vote counting system. Citizens are heavily divided over the use of Dominion tabulators, and there will be no common trust in elections, local or federal, until the county finds a more transparent system.

Shasta County Supervisors deal with a liberal County Clerk and a mono party state to change the county's vote counting system. Citizens are heavily divided over the use of Dominion tabulators, and there will be no common trust in elections, local or federal, until the county finds a more transparent system.

Do you think these laws are Constitutional? Are they moral? Are these laws what you thought your children were learning in public schools?

Shasta County Supervisors discuss how to restore voter integrity. Four out of five admit that even though they were elected using Dominion tabulators, that they do not trust using machines to count votes. Cathy Darling, the county clerk in charge of elections, defends the machines and claims "it's not lawful to have a forensic audit" and that would include physical examination of the ballots and canvassing of voter rolls; https://youtu.be/6Jyb-VkB060?t=882 California also requires that machines must be used and sites elderly secret ballot issues as a reason. How was it done before tabulators were used? Are the California regulations constitutional? 2023 will be a challenging year for the issue of voter integrity in Shasta County.

Shasta County Supervisors discuss how to restore voter integrity. Four out of five admit that even though they were elected using Dominion tabulators, that they do not trust using machines to count votes. Cathy Darling, the county clerk in charge of elections, defends the machines and claims it is illegal to have a forensic audit that would include physical examination of the ballots and canvassing of voter rolls; California also requires that machines must be used and sites elderly secret ballot issues as a reason. How was it done before tabulators were used? Are the California regulations constitutional? 2023 will be a challenging year for the issue of voter integrity in Shasta County. https://rumble.com/v27a0l2-do-you-trust-a-machine-with-your-vote.html

The Board of education couldn't wait to vote to adopt the preferred pronoun policy. England after adopting such a policy, decided to reverse their decision. This is a mistake.

Nick says: Forty years ago, California was in the top ten in education; now it's near the bottom.

Nigel asks the Board of Education to research the root of the 'Non Discrimination Harassment Policy'

The 'Non Discrimination Harassment Policy' is against the Constitution and this policy is inviting legal trouble.

The Board of Education should be talking with the parents.

Jackie asks the school board to listen to the people because it is about the kids. She points out that children are not able to make decisions that will change their lives.

Marlene points out the large yearly increase in the LGBTQ students, indicating that children are being psychologically damaged as to think themselves a victim. She states that this psychological influence leads to the child doing harm to themselves that will make it impossible for them to procreate as an adult.

Gennie Winstead, a public school teacher says: Children are not naturally confused about their gender. They're being confused by adults wanting to indoctrinate and push a certain agenda. Public schools have no business getting involve with any kind of propaganda.

Kevin Crye, a newly elected county supervisor mentions how the government took away physical education because of COVID, and now they intend to push weight loss drugs on kids. He asks the board to defend our constitution and defend our kids.

Terry Rapoza details the violations of both the United States Constitution and the California Constitution.

Dolores warns the board of legal action.

Michell salys: There is a right, and there is a wrong. There is a core truth that is everlasting and beautiful, and there is worldly truth that changes on a whim with whoever speaks the loudest.

Steve says: The fact is, these people actually exist. They're not freaks, they don't wake up in the morning and think they are going to go out and shock you, or shock me. Their lives are just as real and genuine as ours.

Richard Gallardo scorns the Shasta County School Board for Brown Act violations and identifies the source of the argument, California Assembly Bill 1266. https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=201320140AB1266

Nelda tells the board, you think Sexual Grooming our Children, is OK, it's not OK

Ashley says 'What's been going on in Shasta County like COVID, I feel this is another mistake that our board of education is going to continue on.'

Regina says that the School Board would rather risk our children's future, than perhaps break a law.

Margaret, a retired school teacher says until children are old enough to leave home, they do not have the intellectual or emotional stability ability to make evaluations about sexual things.

Making it hard for a property owner to add a gravel road on their property