US government works with AT&T to further contaminate or atmosphere with EMF

Environmental Health Trust info on cellular technology health effects

The US government has awarded AT&T a contract to cover the nation with 5G cellular technology. This is taking the form of small transmitters on city streets, in school yards, and parks and large 300 foot cell towers in rural areas. The Federal Communications Act of 1996 was passed to stymie any opposition by the public. The health effects are enough to motive all of us to oppose this but there is also a dark side of almost absolute control of all of us by the corporate state.

Viola Sportsmans Club and Liberty Bar owner attack me in response to my oppostion to hunting contests

After the letter to the editor in January I began a PR campaign to expose the lack of hunting ethics portrayed at hunting contests. I produced two posters. One to explain the value of all animals and the other to expose the Viola Sportsmans Club and the Liberty Bar owner, Gabe Williams as organizers of a killing contest on March 2nd outside of Viola. Here are the posters below that I hung all over the community. I also went on two radio stations, WORT and WDRT to talk about these hunts.

When the killing contest took place Wolf Patrol was there to monitor it as I was receiving a lot of flack for what I was doing including being asked to leave a local business after Lynette Peterson, from the Viola Sportsmans Club, came into the establishment and began to fight with me. The local paper, “The Epitaph” ran content that alleged that “anti-hunters” were attempting to ruin the club by contacting the donors and making a fuss. I was indeed calling the donors and letting them know about the killing contest. Not one of them was aware of the activity. I asked them to contact the club to let them know their thoughts. I made sure to not attack the club but merely questioned the ethics of the killing contest and asserted the value of the animals in their ecosystem.

Bar owner Gabe Williams decided he would try to scare me off by putting my face front and center at the killing contest headquarters on March 2 on a cake for all to see. It also happened to be a photo of me when I was arrested in 2016 for growing a little weed. Double whammy they thought….that will scare her off. Well folks…I’m happy I scared them!!!! And I am actively lobbying legislators and writing documents to support the banning of killing contests and the dismantling of open seasons on any animal in the state. Thanks coyote hunters for motivating me!!!!!! Thank you Wolf Patrol for coming down to the event.

Banning hunting contests in Wisconsin

Beginning n January, I actively engaged in an effort to discredit the practice of hunting contests in the state of Wisconsin by writing a letter to the editor and sending it to all Wisconsin newspapers. Here it is:
Juliee de la Terre
10567 Hyway A
Viola, WI 54664
608-632-2216
Dear Editor,

Every winter bobcats, coyotes, crows and many other animals are needlessly killed legally in Wisconsin. Most often they are eliminated in “Killing Contests.” Hunters assemble in groups, pay a fee and compete for cash prizes. Awards go to the shooters of the most coyotes, the biggest, the smallest etc.

No one is saying that predators taking livestock can’t be eliminated or that hunting itself is wrong. Killing Contests are unethical and serve no valid management purpose.These contests are state sanctioned animal genocide. Predators are valuable members of working ecosystems. Fox and coyotes can decrease Lymes disease by preying on the carrier…the white-footed mouse. Coyotes clean up animals that die from disease keeping disease in check. Richland County now has CWD positive deer. Predators remove these weak deer hopefully slowing the spread of the disease. Predators keep destructive rabbit and raccoon populations down.We need sound wildlife management laws. Unmitigated destruction of predators isn’t sound management.
What message is sent to young people when animals simply become target practice? Our Wisconsin hunting tradition rests on respect and the use of the kill.
As far as I see it, people that participate in these contests will also have no regard for any of the earth’s natural gifts. What’s missing is respect. Gratuitous killing has neither respect nor understanding of the life giving systems that we all rely on. Killing for sport is wrong.
Senator Fred Risser has introduced SB 30 to ban these contests.

The Dr. Lucinda Hart-Gonzalez Conservation Easement

Rights of Nature –the rights of all living systems to exist and persist is written into this easement…it is a good way to give rights to nature and keep our ecosystems from being destroyed

Source: The Dr. Lucinda Hart-Gonzalez Conservation Easement