TINA PETERS - OUT OF TIME - Featuring JUAN O'SAVIN - EP.485

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📢 INTRODUCTION

Patriots, this is a lawful and peaceful call to action.
Tina Peters — an American, a grandmother, a former elected official — is being held in conditions that have raised serious and credible concerns for her safety and wellbeing. Information coming from inside the facility indicates she is in danger, and her health is rapidly deteriorating. Whether you agree with her politics or not, NO American should suffer abuse, neglect, or mistreatment in state custody.

This is not about left or right — this is about basic human rights, due process, and the duty of every citizen to demand accountability from public officials when a life is at stake.

Tonight, we make our voices heard.

🚨 CALL TO ACTION
Be lawful, be civil, and be respectful — but do NOT be silent. Call your officials for help, demand answers, demand oversight, and demand immediate verification of Tina Peters’ health, safety, and conditions. Tina Peters is being held as a political prisoner, and emerging information indicates she is deteriorating and may not survive without intervention. Every call and every voice matters. Let them know the public is watching, and we will not look away.

📞 Key Phone Numbers & Actions

1. Facility where Tina Peters is detained
• Colorado Department of Corrections (CDOC) – ask for the facility housing her and its Warden or Inmate Welfare/Grievance unit: (303) 866-7000 (Denver metro)
• La Vista Correctional Facility (Women’s prison, Pueblo, CO) – Direct main number: (719) 544-4800.
o Encourage callers: “Tell the Warden you demand confirmation of Tina Peters’s wellbeing, immediate safeguards, and access to outside oversight.”
o Ask for Inmate Grievance or Internal Affairs contact.

2. Federal Level – U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)
• Pamela Bondi, U.S. Attorney General – Main DOJ phone: (202) 514-2000.
o Ask to speak to the Office of the Attorney General about alleged abuse of a prisoner in state custody and request a federal review of civil rights violations.
• Todd Blanche, U.S. Deputy Attorney General – Contact: (202) 822-8138 (as listed for his office)
o Encourage calling and saying: “You are calling about the Tina Peters case — request the Deputy AG ensure DOJ oversight of potential abuse in custody.”
• U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General (DOJ OIG) – Hotline: 1-800-869-4499
o Ask to file a complaint about abusive or neglectful conditions in a correctional facility, potential civil rights violations, and request tracking of the complaint number.

3. Bonus: Colorado Attorney General – State Level Oversight
• Colorado Attorney General’s Office – Main line: (720) 508-6000 (ask for the Corrections Oversight or Civil Rights section)
o Though not directly cited here, this is a plausible state-level recourse.

✅ What to Say When You Call
Here’s a suggested script:

“Hello, my name is ______. I am calling about inmate Tina Peters at La Vista Correctional Facility. I’m deeply concerned about allegations of abuse or mistreatment in custody. I demand:

1. immediate confirmation of her safety and wellbeing;
2. an independent investigation by your office;
3. full access for her to legal counsel and contact with her family;
4. transparency — tell me the complaint/investigation reference number.
Please take this seriously — thank you.”

LEGAL DISCLAIMER (FOR PUBLIC POST / SHOW)

⚖️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER (CLEAR, SAFE, AND PROTECTIVE)

This call to action is 100% lawful, peaceful, and constitutionally protected.
We are NOT encouraging harassment, threats, intimidation, violence, vandalism, or any unlawful behavior.
We are NOT instructing anyone to interfere with prison operations, judicial processes, or law enforcement duties.

What we ARE encouraging is civil engagement and constitutionally protected political speech, specifically:

Calling government offices

Requesting information

Reporting concerns

Urging oversight

Demanding transparency and accountability

These are legal rights of every American citizen under the First Amendment.

All participants are instructed to:

✔️ Be calm
✔️ Be respectful
✔️ Be lawful
✔️ Stay within the boundaries of civil communication
✔️ Never threaten or harass any individual

Any caller is solely responsible for their own conduct. This call to action provides information and suggested contacts only; it does not direct or coordinate any illegal activity.