Dear Friends,

Here are a few articles for your consideration.

Thanks,

Jim Hollingsworth

For thou desirest not sacrifice; else would I give it: thou delightest not in burnt offering.

The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise. (Psalm 51:16-17)

1. Song Writer Supports Children, Trump  

2. FBI: Contempt of Congress: Latest, They will provide the document: With Redactions?

3. Presidential Debate August 23: Loyalty Oath means Trump and others probably will not attend: This is shameful The candidates have to pledge to support the one chosen.  Several have said that it all depends.  This seems like a very poor policy, or is it just one way to get rid of Trump?

4. Unborn Babies Smile: However, probably every mother knows that all newborns smile, but it takes several months before a smile is in response to anything.  

5. Churches Win Prolife Case in California: Pastor Jack Hibbs of Chino Hills Calvary Chapel, survived an abortion: Church helps pregnant women Survive

6. Trump Supreme Court Appointments Overturned Roe v. Wade Trump would make exceptions for rape, incest and to protect the life of the mother.  We all agree that these things are wrong, but why punish the child for the sins of the father?  Protecting the life of the mother is important, though one doctor said that he delivered over 4,000 babies and never had a clear case that threatened the mother’s life.  By the way, the article mentions Beil Gorusch, but the Justice is Neil Gorsuch.

7. Justice for Others: Not for Trump

8. Ramaswamy shut down for Telling the Truth on Linkedln

9. Newsom: Confused Facts about Florida Gun Laws

10. Canada Catholic Church Burned: List of Attacks  

11. Democrats not even good at propaganda anymore

12. They defaced a work of art as a climate protest: Nuts

13. Cameras for traffic control, or for deeper reasons?

Say NO to Smart Cities!

“URBAN OFFICIALS DREAM OF A FUTURE OF SMART CITIES THAT USE TECHNOLOGY TO GATHER COMPREHENSIVE DATA AND ALGORITHMS TO ACHIEVE INCREASED EFFICIENCY, SUSTAINABILITY, AND SAFETY.”Kootenai’s “Metropolitan Planning Organization”KMPO is a Federally funded and controlled Planning agency that oversees all federal money sent to Kootenai County for highway construction. MPOs impose Federal priorities on regional transportation agencies as a condition of receiving funds. Federal mandates for ALL metropolitan areas in the United States include densification and “Smart Growth”, prioritizing “non-motorized transportation” and public transit over private vehicle usage, universal surveillance and data collection, and laying the groundwork for a fully automated ITS (Intelligent Transport System).KMPO Votes on a TMC This SummerKMPO is now planning to develop a Federally Funded Traffic Management Center (TMC) that would process data from hundreds of traffic cameras installed all over North Idaho. KMPO claims that a TMC would “help traffic flow”, but traffic analysis, driver notification, and suggestions of alternative routes is already provided by Google Maps. A TMC and more traffic cameras would provide no meaningful benefits to North Idaho residents.The real purpose of KMPO’s TMC is to facilitate the future implementation of fully automated 24/7 surveillance, facial recognition, self-driving cars, enforcement of traffic violations, and ultimately, the imposition of “15 minute cities” and restricted travel.There many things that can be done to help stop the implementation of 24/7 surveillance, and intrusive, controlling “Intelligent Transportation Systems” in Kootenai County.The bad news is, much of the technology is already in place, and every single federally funded road that is built in Kootenai county will be built with embedded “Smart” surveillance technology. The good news is, that community leaders who are committed to protecting Kootenai citizens can stand up to Globalists and refuse further encroachments. But STOPPING SMART CITIES means REFUSING FEDERAL MONEY. That can be difficult, especially without active public support. Here is what you can do to oppose intrusive Surveillance Technology and Smart Cities:The KMPO VOTE on TMC is expected to be in Late Summer or Early Fall. The KMPO Policy Board meets the second Thursday of each month at the Post Falls City Council Chambers, 408 N. Spokane Street, at 1:30 p.m. Meetings are open to the public.Kootenai MPO Board of Directors—2023CONTACT YOUR KMPO REPRESENTATIVESTELL THEM TO VOTE NO ON A TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CENTERDan Gookin, City of Coeur d’Alene  (208) 769-2300 – dgookin@cdaid.org Sandra White, City of Hayden (208) 772-4411 – swhite@cityofhaydenid.us Lynn Borders, City of Post Falls (208) 773-3511- lborders@postfallsidaho.org Vic Holmes, City of Rathdrum  (208) 687-0261 – mayor@rathdrum.org Graham Christensen, East Side HW District (208)-765-4714 – grahamc@es-hd.com Rod Twete, Lakes Highway District (208)-772-7527 – atworkrt@gmail.com Jeff Tyler, Post Falls Highway District (208) 765-3717 –  jtyler114@gmail.com Corinne Johnson, Worley Highway District (208) 664-0483 – corinnejohnson@worleyhwy.com Jim Kackman, Coeur d’Alene Tribe  (208) 686-2066 –  jkackman@cdatribe-nsn.gov Damon Allen, ITD – District One  (208) 772-1200 –  damon.allen@itd.idaho.gov Bruce Mattare, KC Commissioner (208) 446-1600 – bmattare@kcgov.us  LEARN ABOUT SMART CITIES AND INFORM OTHERSKMPO and the Federal Government can only impose their GLOBALIST agenda on North Idaho if people remain unaware. These resources can help educate people about “Smart Cities”.The Stop Smart Cities Website (https://stopsmartcities.org/) was created by local residents. Other social media outlets, including Telegram, Instagram, and Facebook are being established.Aman Jabbi is an electrical engineer (now living in Montana) who is an expert on surveillance cameras and A.I. technology. His videos can be found on both YouTube and Rumble. https://www.youtube.com/@AmanJabbiThe N.I. Slow Growth Research blog covers topics related to Smart Cities and Agenda 21. NISGR’s most recent post on KMPO & TMCS is at: https://www.nislowgrow.org/slog-blog/spy-cameras- and-smart-cities-coming-to-kootenai