Spadea’s must reads: Fighting masks and the forced jab (Opinion)

Every day I spend a few hours reading and learning so I can better serve our community. As I write this, we are in Day 432 of 15 days to stop the spread. It's maddening considering that the rest of the country is open, unmasked and two-thirds of the country have not taken the COVID vax. Thankfully people are rising up in NJ.

A great show of strength on Thursday helped crush the effort of the governor to have his emergency powers made permanent and on Friday, parents, students and elected officials, plus one of the top contenders for the GOP nomination for governor, Phil Rizzo, showed their frustration and anger about forcing experimental drugs on kids. Join the chorus of voices standing up for medical freedom HERE.

One of the important things that came out of the victory on Thursday is the fact that Democrats were willing to fight back against their own leadership. One voice of courage who has been standing up for families and regular people throughout his career is Jamel Holley. He's running for the state Senate and could use your help.

Here are a few more helpful links as you arm yourself with information and knowledge to help fight against COVIDiocy. The real danger in America is ignorance and fear. Fight back!

• Only 1/3 of US vaccinated (Read HERE)
• Some guts in Congress (Read HERE)
• Some guts in the NJ Legislature!

• NJ Super fights back against kids wearing masks, finally. (Read HERE)
• No Masks on kids in UK...how 'bout it, Jersey? (Read HERE)
• What if some counties in NJ wanted to leave NJ? It's happening in Oregon! (sort of) (Read HERE)
• Texas...victory for common sense and science. (Read HERE)
• Lawyer up if you had any adverse effect after your employer forced you to take the jab. (Read HERE)
• Remember, you have rights. Fight back against mandatory vaccines. (Read HERE and HERE)

The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5 talk show host Bill Spadea. Any opinions expressed are Bill's own. Bill Spadea is on the air weekdays from 6 to 10 a.m., talkin’ Jersey, taking your calls at 1-800-283-1015.