Update on the Stehly/Hubbel alliance of awfulness

Pat Powers

Regarding yesterday’s post about Sioux Falls City Council member Theresa Stehly encouraging perennial candidate and Constitution Party member Lora Hubbel to run for Sioux Falls School Board, my spies tell me that it appears that Lora may actually have taken petitions out to run for the education related office since you only need 20 signatures.

(Apparently some must feel students are not getting enough alchemy in their curriculum.)

How will the debate over the election shape up? Given Lora’s publicly expressed opinions…

..Instead of arguing about “No Child Left Behind,” the debate might become about “No Child Vaccinated in their Behind.”   And what about her position on technical education?

Well, the Schools will have a use for any surplus silverware.

Moving on.

76 thoughts on “Update on the Stehly/Hubbel alliance of awfulness”

  1. You are right Pat, the Establishment will be out in full force to oppose Lora’s candidacy.

    2. Sorry, she says vaccines are for the ignorant, so she is alienating a lot of people who are conspiracy theorists, so she won’t go anywhere. How is not support Hubbel automatically being “establishment”? A nut is a nut is a nut.

      1. Word has it an actual coyote is considering a run for office in Turner County. Such a move is seen is strongly anti-establishment. This feral animal now has Steve Sibson’s undying support.

      2. “How is not support Hubbel automatically being “establishment”? ”

        That is not what I am saying. I am saying the Establishment will not support Lora’s candidacy. Be careful will cause and effect. Sad that we can’t have a construction conversation about policy positions instead of ad hominem attacks that distract from such discussions.

        1. Vague whining abou the “establishment” isnt a policy discussion, you hypocrite

      3. If you recall, when Lora was in the Legislature, she was one of the few Conservatives that fought against bringing in Common Core. She will fight for kids.

        1. kids without life saving vaccines? Unvaccinated put everyone at risk especially the young, old and those with compromised immune systems. Everyone! Lora should focus on making peace with Dr. Terry Lafluer since he already begun his campaign.

          1. Well if your kids are vaccinated, then there shouldn’t be anything to worry about should there. I only got 3 or 4 vaccination shots when I was a baby, so should all adults get 50 plus extra shots like babies are required to do?

      4. it has all been debunked in other forums. only interested in discussing this with doctors not politicians. thanks.

  2. Just curious does the Sioux Falls school board have districts or is everybody at large?

    how many other people are running

  3. Personally, not sure why any time or effort is spent covering anything Lora Hubbel says. I’d be more interested in coverage of the special session which seemed extemely dramatic. Feuds the night before and all day the next day between Senate and House Leadership and Noem. Seems like Haugaard might be voted out in the upcoming session. Basically no coverage on this site regarding any special session… #sad

  4. Pat, for the record:.I have posted several times about the school board election and have had conversations with several interested citizens about the process. Lara Hubble is a constituent in Sioux Falls worthy of respectful conversation, just like all the residents of Sioux Falls.

    I never stated on my facebook page that I was encouraging her to run. I was providing everyone with information.
    Your hated of people is not good for our State or the heart and soul of the Republican Party.

          1. Huh? How is your comment relevant to Powers claiming the Republican party does not want Lora back and I saying he doesn’t speak for all Republicans?

              1. You conducted a poll?

                Didn’t think so. Ask a random person, at any political event, about DWC or Powers and chances are high they don’t even know what you’re talking about. I know this to be true, because I’ve done it. Tried it at Tenhaken’s election party, at a couple parades I’ve walked in and couple times at those Republican coffee mtgs.

                Powers may speak for the establishment Republicans, but not the majority of Republicans.

      3. You and the operatives don’t want her back. What does party have to do with running for school board?

      4. Theresa represents all people no matter what your political affiliation is or isn’t. And she does a darn good job.

        1. Theresa likes to go against good policy decisions just for the sake of news coverage and hearing herself speak. look at her opposition to the sewer system bond. She spouted so many false claims in her opposition.

  6. Many people are ignorant to vaccines, I am. Ask people if they are aware of the ingredients in any one of the vaccines and chances are they don’t know, and that includes nurses and doctors who focus mostly on the schedule.

    I recently came to find some vaccines use aborted fetal cells in their manufacture, for example the chickenpox vaccine. This can be a big dilemma for pro-life people.

    There was recently multiple cases of whooping cough in the SFSD, I wasn’t aware that many of those children were vaccinated. I thought that was very interesting, what’s the point if they don’t protect us?

      1. I thought he made a strong case for taking policy violations case-by-case instead of out right zero tolerance. And, he seems to have the ability to leave emotions at the door and think based on logic and reason.

        Thoughts on why not?

          1. Why is it that you’re frightened by the word conspiracy? When did it become such a bad thing to conspire with each other?

            Definition of conspire: To plan together secretly to commit an illegal or wrongful act or accomplish a legal purpose through illegal action. Another definition: To join or act together; combine.

            Isn’t that exactly what our Founding Fathers did against Britain? Was it wrong of them to conspire for freedom?

            1. Oh, hey, it is the person who links to alien conspiracy theorists and conspiracy blogs while rejecting NASA as a source. Good to see you back, nutter. Wanna continue the Bill Gates talk you dipped out of?

              1. Were there conspiracy blogs linked? I didn’t come across any in that previous discussion. Do you really put all your trust in NASA? I searched the moon rock given to Holland and it was a lie.

                All you seem to want to do is call them names, they’re probably not as interested as you want them to be. They repeatedly told you they didn’t care what you believed, why continue to harass them?

                1. I don’t care if a conspiracy theorist believes me. I do care that their insane claims do not go unchallenged.

                  1. Insane claims? Holland did in fact receive petrified wood NASA claimed to be a moon rock.

                    NASA’s claims of gravity on Earth vs Moon and the abilities astronauts would have turned out to be false.

                    Maybe you should challenge NASA’s theories and not some anonymous person online.

  8. Holy cow. What office has she NOT run for? By the way, isn’t she an RN? And why is she an anti-vaxxer????????????????????????????????

  9. There is nothing wrong with questioning vaccines. Whatever happened to moderation? Lora is running for school board who is against taking away recess, art and music.

  11. Will Lara have time to find Bender’s killers, the FEMA death camps and defeat modern medicine, while serving on the school board? At least the school board meetings would be entertaining, I guess.

  12. And Lora responds.

    I’m not sure there’s a word of it that’s true, except she spelled my name correctly. Certainly not anyone paying me $70k.. or anything to write my website.

    And if pointing out her own words is going ‘ape crazy,’ then Ooo. Ooo. Ah.. (or some other close approximation of simian sounds.)

    1. Pat really has a hatred for Lora. I thinks it’s kind of funny he won’t allow her to respond.

      1. Tara, false comments don’t help your case any, and when it comes to Lora, I’m not sure why I should give any deference to a politician who attacks people with lies, and in some of the most offensive ways ever.

        All I’ve ever done is point out her own words. With screenshots. I can’t help it if Lora considers her own words attacks.

        If her skin is that thin, maybe she should quit running for office.

  13. You do take some of her words out of context. Why don’t you let her defend herself. When you are a politician you are free game. I guess if she had thin skin, she wouldn’t run for office. But hey Pat, thanks for not pulling a Randazzo on me.

    1. I’m not sure what I could take out of context here. That “handwashing” eradicated smallpox? Sorry, she gets to own all that nuttiness on her own without any help from me.

      1. Wouldn’t you agree many viruses, bacteria and diseases have been eradicated with indoor plumbing and access to clean water? While I don’t agree hand-washing by itself eradicated smallpox, it plays a major roll with staying healthy. Every time the flu season begins, doctors and nurses stress hand-washing and teachers break out the hand sanitizer.

        There’s something suspicious with today’s vaccines. When I was a child I was given 8 vaccines, now children are pumped with 30+ by their first year of life. Not to mention it’s frightening and immoral to be injecting one’s child with fetal tissue, and pro-life people are rejecting these vaccines.

        I could go on with the countless lawsuits that have been filed against pharmaceutical companies for mistakes made. Now, it’s against the law to hold them accountable if something goes wrong after being vaccinated.

        1. Have to chime in here on this.. how many adults right now are current on vaccinations? Pat are you? Every vaccine they want kids to get are only temporary.. except for Polio. All the rest, you have to continue to get boosters the rest of your life to stay “protected”.. so how many commentators on this page are current? Dont tell me that unvaccinated kid are the threat.. and I actually agree with Tara.. if your kid is vaccinated than what are you worried about?

          1. I was given boosters when pregnant, but it’s been a couple years and it was for whooping cough, syphilis and a few others.

            I agree, if parents want to vaccinate their children by all means do so. If they believe they are protected, there should be no concern when around children/adults who are not.

          2. I am current with one exception: I’m supposed to get a Shingrix. Thanks for reminding me. I get a flu shot every year. I have had both pneumonia shots. Because I babysit my grandchildren I stay up to date on pertussis and diphtheria, and because I am a crazy cat lady I get tetanus and rabies shots ridiculously often. I have had the Hepatitis B series but failed to develop antibodies.

            I don’t need boosters for measles, mumps, rubella or polio because I contracted those diseases as a child and I wouldn’t want such misery visited upon anybody. People who think those diseases are mild have never had them. They’re hell.

            1. So… you’re not as pro-life as you claim to be. Injecting fetal tissue into your body, well done, Anne staying on top of that one.

              1. First, you need to realize that fear mongering about “fetal parts” in vaccines is, not surprisingly, a distortion of the real situation, which is that the human cell lines are used to make some vaccines. Specifically, the WI-38 cell line is a human diploid fibroblast cell line derived from a three month old fetus aborted therapeutically in 1962 in the US. Another cell line, MRC-5, was derived from lung fibroblasts of a 14 week old fetus in 1966 in the United Kingdom. These are currently the only fetal cell lines used to grow viruses for vaccines.

                They are so far removed from the original abortions that even the Catholic Church has told its members that not only is it morally acceptable to use such vaccines, but vaccinating children against deadly diseases is a great good.

                The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) has provided doctrinal guidance on the morality of vaccines. Specifically, the CDF looked at the morality of using vaccines derived using “descendant” cells of aborted fetuses. In the summary of its ruling, the CDF says:

                “There is a grave responsibility to use alternative vaccines and to make a conscientious objection with regard to those which have moral problems;
                “As regards the vaccines without an alternative, the need to contest so that others may be prepared must be reaffirmed, as should be the lawfulness of using the former in their own children but also, and perhaps more specifically, for the health conditions of the population as a whole – especially for pregnant women;
                “The lawfulness of the use of these vaccines should not be misinterpreted as a declaration of the lawfulness of their production, marketing and use, but is to be understood as being a passive material cooperation and, in its mildest and remotest sense, also active, morally justified as an extrema ratio due to the necessity to provide for the good of one’s children and of the people who come in contact with the children (pregnant women);
                “Such cooperation occurs in a context of moral coercion of the conscience of parents, who are forced to choose to act against their conscience or otherwise, to put the health of their children and of the population as a whole at risk. This is an unjust alternative choice, which must be eliminated as soon as possible.”
                https://www.cacatholic.org/policies-issues/reverence-life/bioethics/question-parental-rights-and-mandated-vaccinations

                1. I appreciate your insight and information provided. After taking responsibility for myself and challenging the anti-vaxers, I came across information that brings major concerns for pro-life people.

                  Patriot Nurse on YouTube has a video about this specific topic and Brittney Kara has some in-depth research available.

                  Vaccinate to your hearts desire. I’m not so quick to believe what the CDC tells me or the Catholic church for that matter. They helped to destroy my Indian ancestors, so I don’t trust them as much as you do.

              3. So I looked this up and of the vaccines which are derived from human cell lines, only one I have received MIGHT have been derived from embryonic cells. I say might have because there are two rabies vaccines available, one from chicken embryos and one from the human diploid cell culture.
                My vet says the shots he got were the same brand they give dogs and cats. I imagine that’s the chicken one. I might have received the same thing because the shots I got were pink, just like the pets’. I have never heard of anybody refusing to vaccinate their dog on pro-life grounds. Somebody should try that. I haven’t received the shingrix shot yet and I never had any of the others.

                But I think you should pursue this argument about the rabies shots for pets. Make sure they aren’t being given the human diploid one. If you get your dog injected too many years in a row it might turn into a human. You never know.

                1. Oh I just checked: , Shingrix, in-line Zostavax, is not made from aborted fetal cells. It’s made from Chinese hamsters. Are you okay with Chinese hamsters??

                  Inquiring minds want to know. Let me know how you feel about the chickens which died to make rabies shots, too.

  14. I had a real problem with Hubbel too. But I met her when I became Mike Myers Campaign manager for Governor. She is totally legit. Both the Republican and Democrat establishment destroyed Lora and Mike on Industrial hemp and CBD oil.

  16. I don’t care about chickens or any other animal the same way I care for my children, Anne. I have been vaccinated, no more. I have allowed my children to receive some vaccines, no more. Injecting people with aborted fetal cell is not moral and definitely not natural.

    In 1978, Stanley Plotkin introduced a new rubella vaccine that is being grown on aborted fetal cell lines. He thought it would be safest to chop up the DNA strands before it was injected. There have been no studies conducted to see if this is safe for humans.

    Dr. Teresa Dicer, a stem cell scientist, has studies showing that that was a huge mistake, because those little DNA pieces can be taken up by a cell and then joined. This process is mutating the stem cells of children which her studies show can lead to leukemia.

    Do what you want, it does not affect me. You’re snide comments don’t affect me, but I can see what I’ve touched on affected you. Are you interested enough to continue researching? You’re familiar with the Titer test? Maybe you’ve looked into the amount of aluminum found in people’s brains who’ve been diagnosed with Alzheimer? ‘Vaxxed’ is where my research began…

    1. The only shots which are derived from human cell lines which anybody’s children are scheduled to receive are the rubella, Hepatitis A, and chicken pox shots. None of the others are derived from human cell lines. None. The ethical objections simply cannot be made against any of the others.

      Since my middle child was gravely ill and required hospitalization for chicken pox back in 1984, I don’t recommend skipping that one.

      1. Wait, what? Is this an admittance you were wrong, Anne?

        It makes you feel better to say human cell lines? The vaccines you list are grown in Aborted Fetal Cell lines, and then these DNA fragments are injected into humans of all ages. There have been no clinical trials/studies proving this is safe. None. Why no studies conducted, Anne?

        Our family will be ignoring your recommendation to inject aborted fetal cells into our bodies and into our children. As I said a couple days ago, you’re not as pro-life as you claim. And, I never made a case against any other vaccines, only the ones grown with fetal cell lines, but there are serious concerns for them as well.

        1. As you should already know, the WI-38 cell line is a human diploid fibroblast cell line derived from a three month old fetus aborted therapeutically in 1962 in the US. Another cell line, MRC-5, was derived from lung fibroblasts of a 14 week old fetus in 1966 in the United Kingdom. These are currently the only fetal cell lines used to grow viruses for vaccines.

          They are so far removed from the original abortions that even the Catholic Church has told its members that not only is it morally acceptable to use such vaccines, but vaccinating children against deadly diseases is a great good.

  17. I can see this is really upsetting the Beal family. I was upset when I found the truth too.

    I have given several sources for you and your wife. Here’s another one: Vaccine Safety Manuel For Concerned Families and Health Practitioners; Neil Miller.

    Yes, WI-38 and MRC-5 are the biggies and Patriot Nurse speaks about these two. Vaccines, in many cases, utilize tissue lines isolated from aborted babies. This is documented on every package insert for vaccines in which it is used.

    I don’t follow the Catholic Church, however, I am a big fan of Michael E Jones. If you’ve got issues with the morality of injecting aborted baby cells into your body, bring it up with your church. I don’t doubt they will tell you what you want to hear.

    Our family and many across the U.S. do not trust what the CDC is telling us and are not going to continue vaccinating our children. Why no trials or studies, William? Why is the public not allowed to sue pharmaceutical companies when something goes wrong?

    1. Apparently, this book also talks about “the tetanus vaccine being used for population control.” Not exactly mainstream.

  19. I get it, it’s not easy. You may have the power to delete people’s thoughts, but you don’t have the power to delete the person… which is a good thing!

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