Stephen E. Petty, P.E., C.I.H., C.S.P. is a Republican industrial hygienist, chemical engineer, and his chemical expert witnessing nearly 400 cases around the country. He Founder and principal owner of a privately held forensic engineering and environmental consulting firm based in Dublin, Ohio since 1996. He has a strong moral compass and a heart for truth and accountability. Stephen graciously donated his time and effort to give expert testimony to the Data Center Commission on June 1st. He has donated many hours to help OAMF educate both legislators and the public on vital issues that affect our health. We are very thankful for his testimony. @pettypodcast1 @RenzTom @ThomasMHern @GabeGuidarini @JoshuaLisec @JRMajewski @StrictSpeaking @JonathanDEwing @OhioSenateGOP @OHRGOPCaucus @OhioMAHACaucus @jenniferforrep @MaryBowdenMD @KimGeorgeton

🚨🚨 A survey of doctors revealed that 88.3% of physicians would reject chemotherapy for their own cancer treatment... The 5-year survival rate with chemotherapy is only 2.1%, yet most oncologists only offer the "Standard of Care" to patients. Dr. Seyfried would choose the Ivermectin and Fasting Protocol. The Board of Directors of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) has data showing that oncologists THEMSELVES would not take chemotherapy for cancer, even though they recommend chemo and radiation as the only "approved" treatment to their patients. MacKillop and colleagues discovered that in a survey of Canadian doctors treating lung cancer, only 16% would want chemotherapy for their own treatment if they had a cancer diagnosis. Lind and colleagues interviewed teaching oncologists in Boston and found that only 27% would take chemo for lung cancer. "The Contribution of Cytotoxic Chemotherapy to 5-Year Survival in Adult Malignancies" cites... The overall contribution of curative and adjuvant cytotoxic chemotherapy to 5-year survival in adults is only 2.3% in Australia and 2.1% in the U.S. Cancer treatment is a multi-billion-dollar industry. The system profits more from lifelong chemo and radiation than from natural intervention. Chemotherapy is not the answer for healing the body of cancer. Glucose-Ketone Index GKI and Cancer Eradication Based on Otto Warburg's Revolutionary Research: Cancer cells are metabolically inflexible and cannot use ketone bodies for energy when glucose is limited, unlike healthy cells. A low GKI is achieved by restricting carbohydrates, which lowers blood glucose and increases ketone production. This deprives cancer cells of glucose while providing normal cells with an alternative energy source. Research shows that a low-glucose environment promotes our Natural Killer (NK) cells and T cells to become even stronger, which are crucial for killing cancer. Chemotherapy and radiation actually kill our Natural Killer NK cells, allowing cancer to return even stronger than before conventional treatment

I am seeing a lot of Representatives, defending their vote to table a pro-gun bill that conservatives want, and that they support, simply because they don’t like the “process” that was used to do it. Some are saying Rep. Gross should have just done a discharge petition. Well, I think we all remember how well that went with HB 248 back in 2021. Rep. Gross was removed from health committee and shamed by many of her colleagues and the media for STANDING with the PEOPLE. This week @jenniferforrep used a floor amendment process (that is completely allowed under House rules), to force a vote on a gun bill being blocked by the Speaker. Some of her colleagues are coming out against her and the grassroots gun organization for their method, rather than standing with them against a dictator Speaker who BLOCKS everything the conservative base really cares about and forces bills we don’t want! It’s OK if Huffman “ambushes” Reps. on the House floor like when Rep. Stewart ran a floor amendment to prevent conservatives from amending the $600 million brown bonds OUT of the BUDGET, but when a colleague does it for a Conservative cause everybody’s upset? Where is the DISTAIN for the REAL ENEMY? OAMF’s legislation, HB 12 “the Jeff Dave and Angie Right to try act “ went through BOTH chambers last assembly and came back and went through all of the committee “process” again last spring. We have had the votes to pass it out of committee since last June. We also had the votes to pass it on the floor, but SPEAKER HUFFMAN won’t allow the chair to call the VOTE and the speaker refuses to call the vote in the House either. So when we follow “the process”…. the Speaker blocks it, and when we work around “the process” …. the Speaker has it blocked for not using “the process”. Conservatives get screwed every time and we are sick of it. Any Representative who votes re-elect Matt Huffman as the speaker in the fall is a TRAITOR to Republican VOTERS and will be treated as such in the next primary. @OHRGOPCaucus @ohiogop @StrictSpeaking @OhioAMF @RenzTom @TomRoten @gongwer @ClevelandRTL @OhioGunOwners @marcellstrbich @OCAPresident @OHPoliticalNews @jasoncstephens @DJSwearingenOH @texfischer @Lear4Liberty @TimBarhorst @ronfergusonohio @JDVance @berniemoreno

We need to end gain of function research here in the United States as well…

Update from the Statehouse from OAMF President Stephanie Stock… on HJR10 - the voter ID constitutional amendment and HB 646 -the Data Center Bill. @marcellstrbich @OhioGunOwners @ClevelandRTL @RenzTom @StrictSpeaking @KimGeorgeton @OAMFStephanie @OhioMAHACaucus @MorganTrau @gongwer @SenReynolds03 @AlCutrona

OAMF texted Republican Senators and House members the following message…… OAMF is asking for a NO vote on HB 646. In real world application HB 646 does NOT contain language that ensures that our discharge water SAFETY concerns are addressed by the EPA and has ZERO penalties for the Data Centers violating the law. 1. There are NO requirements for the EPA to identify or regulate the chemicals used and contained in the discharge water like PFAS, Glycols and biocides. (All of the currently operating evaporation loop data centers will continue to pollute our municipality water and rivers Lake and streams with unregulated chemicals.) 2. There are NO requirements for current or future data centers to have on site water filtration systems to clean the discharge water of any harmful chemicals prior to discharge. 3. There are NO requirements for continuous monitoring of chemical levels in the cooling loops or testing for legionella in the cooling towers during peak months of concern (spring/fall). 4. It continues to allow local governments to bypass the will of the citizens because there is NO vote required on the local ballot to approve the data center within 5 miles of the city, Villiage, or Township. 4. They are still allowing tax breaks up to 75%. 5. There are NO PENALTIES if the Data Center BREAKS the LAW. OAMF in collaboration with our chemical expert Stephen Petty, has legislation being drafted that will actually address the concerns of Ohio citizens and ensures regulatory oversight and compliance with the Law. Please take the time do this right! Please VOTE no HB 646. @OhioMAHACaucus @RenzTom @StrictSpeaking @JonathanDEwing @Rob_McColley @OHRGOPCaucus @OhioSenateGOP @ClevelandRTL @OhioGunOwners @marcellstrbich

This is a sham of a regulatory bill!! @OhioMAHACaucus @OHRGOPCaucus @OhioSenateGOP @Rob_McColley @JonathanDEwing @RenzTom @StrictSpeaking @KimGeorgeton @ClevelandRTL @OhioGunOwners

OAMF has done a preliminary review of the proposed Data Center bill HB 646. In real world application HB 646 does NOT contain language that ensures that our discharge water SAFETY concerns are addressed by the EPA and has ZERO penalties for the Data Centers violating the law. 1. There are NO requirements for the EPA to identify or regulate the chemicals used and contained in the discharge water like PFAS, Glycols and biocides. 2. There are NO requirements for current or future data centers to have on site water filtration systems to clean the discharge water of any harmful chemicals prior to discharge. 3. There are NO requirements for continuous monitoring of chemical levels in the cooling loops or testing for legionella in the cooling towers during peak months of concern (spring/fall). 3. It does remove non-disclosure agreements, but It’s still allows local governments to bypass the will of the citizens because there is NO vote required on the local ballot to approve the data center within 5 miles of the city, Villiage, or Township. 4. They are still allowing tax breaks up to 75%. 5. There are NO PENALTIES if the Data Center BREAKS the LAW. OAMF in collaboration with our chemical expert Stephen Petty, has legislation being drafted that will actually address the concerns of Ohio citizens and ensures regulatory oversight and compliance with the Law. Will the legislature adopt that language? Or will they force the citizens have to continue moving towards an outright ban that is supported by 70% of voters? @OhioMAHACaucus @pettypodcast1 @OhioSenateGOP @OHRGOPCaucus @gongwer @MorganTrau @RenzTom @marcellstrbich @OhioGunOwners @ClevelandRTL @ThomasMHern @JonathanDEwing @Rob_McColley @jenniferforrep @DJSwearingenOH @StrictSpeaking @OAMFStephanie @KimGeorgeton @OHPoliticalNews

SJR10: Do It Right or Vote No: Ohio Advocates for Medical Freedom wants Photo ID for Every Ballot! Medical Freedom rights are not protected by empty slogans, they are protected through elections! If Ohio is going to ask voters to place voter ID requirements into the Ohio Constitution, then those requirements must apply across the board! Ask House Republicans to amend SJR10 to include a PHOTO ID requirement for MAIL IN BALLOTS! Send Emails to the General Government Committee Members: “Dear Representative, Ohio elections are not secure unless mail in ballots also require photo ID. Let’s get it RIGHT in our Ohio Constitution. Require PHOTO ID for AlLL VOTERS.” rep78@OhioHouse.gov, rep66@OhioHouse.gov, rep73@OhioHouse.gov, rep63@OhioHouse.gov, rep76@OhioHouse.gov, rep52@OhioHouse.gov, rep87@OhioHouse.gov, rep69@OhioHouse.gov, rep48@OhioHouse.gov, rep39@OhioHouse.gov ———————————- @OHRGOPCaucus @ClevelandRTL @OhioGunOwners @Rob_McColley @StrictSpeaking @marcellstrbich @OHPoliticalNews @gongwer @JDVance @berniemoreno @realDonaldTrump

OAMF just received the –5 version of the Medicaid fraud bill HB 795. OAMF has NOT made a FULL assessment of the bill, but we are providing an update regarding the TOP area of concern for our members regarding the effects on family caregivers outside of DD. The -5 version has REMOVED the provisions regarding prohibiting Medicaid payment to FAMILY members providing IN HOME care services to a loved one. If you have concerns beyond those provisions, please continue to contact the Medicaid Committee Members. @jenniferforrep @TimBarhorst @and_kell @RenzTom @ClevelandRTL @OHPoliticalNews @StrictSpeaking

🚨 Why do massive data centers get fast-tracked with zero red tape while everything else is buried in government permits? These things are exploding across the landscape, guzzling energy and water with huge environmental fallout. MAHA means cleaning up the air we breathe, the water we drink, the land we live on, plus EMFs, 5G, and 6G peppering our planet. Our environment is making us sick—this is health too. Real MAHA looks at the full picture, not just slogans.

“Lawmakers also received pointed critiques from Ohioans who say elected officials have been too slow to respond to their frustrations, and their response thus far has been inadequate. “The citizens are going to continue working to BAN them IF the legislative body doesn’t TAKE ACTION,” Stephanie Stock, the president of Ohio Advocates for Medical Freedom, warned.” “Research scientist (correction: Industrial Hygienist, chemical engineer, & Chemical expert witness) Stephen Petty worries about what’s in the water data centers use to cool their facilities.” “Ohio state Sen. Shane Wilkin, R-Hillsboro, asked why state regulators’ permitting systems aren’t enough to protect residents.” “They’re effective for chemicals that are regulated,” Petty said. “They’re not effective for chemicals that are not regulated.” Currently, he said, many materials including PFAS — microplastics known as forever chemicals — fall outside state regulations. That discharge could present HEALTH CONCERNS, but it could COST LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, too, Petty warned.” “The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced plans to rollback PFAS drinking water limits that were set to take effect in 2029. But if PFAS eventually face regulation, and the chemicals have already been discharged into water systems, local governments could be on the hook for the cleanup.” “Petty described a city in New Jersey that spent more than $30 million on technology to filter the chemicals from its municipal water system.” @pettypodcast1 @OAMFStephanie @StrictSpeaking @RenzTom @ClevelandRTL @OhioGunOwners @CCVPolicy @TPAction @OCAPresident @GabeGuidarini @JonathanDEwing @VivekGRamaswamy @berniemoreno @OhioSenateGOP @OHRGOPCaucus @OhioMAHACaucus @jenniferforrep Read more at: mahoningmatters.com/news/sta…

The Republican legislature holds the safety of Ohio’s water in their hands. Will they take action to pass laws to protects us and future generations? @OhioSenateGOP @OHRGOPCaucus