Mary Baker and Patrick Wood discuss the flip side of Free Speech, which is SILENCE. Why do we stay silent when we should speak up? You will be surprised what we came up with.

Hohmann's book, Stealth Invasion, was banned on Amazon in January after several years of successful sales. Why? Given current Islamic global unrest, the book may have exposed the real agenda about foreign immigration.

The Westminster Declaration starts out with good intentions but fails when it falls back on the United Nations as its authority.

Bill Martinez, nationally syndicated radio host of the Bill Martinez Show, joins Kimberly Miller and Mary Baker for this week's episode of Stand & Deliver. The Westminster Declaration, signed by more than 130 individuals from around the world, was recently released and emphatically asserts "open discourse is the central pillar of a free society." The three discuss the numerous reasons why bad ideas are best combatted with more speech not more censorship. 
To learn more about Bill Martinez and access his programs, visit BillMartinezShow.com. Read The Westminster Declaration at WestminsterDeclaration.org. 

Dropping out of society, ignoring the bad news, and simply getting on with our lives is a common daydream many of us seem to share. Unfortunately, that's not realistic given the perilous times in which we live. In this episode, Mary Baker and Kimberly Miller from Citizens for Free Speech discuss recent news articles that remind us the battle for our freedom must be fought civilly and proactively. Complacency and complicity is not an option. We are called to run toward the conflict by engaging in our local communities and showing up at the ballot box in the coming year.  
Articles and news stories discussed: 
Newsweek: Exclusive FBI Targets Trump Followers as 2023 Election Nears
Tucker Carlson on X Episode 27: Victor Davis Hansen Interview
Brownstone Institute Article: How to Cope in the Midst of Crisis
 
Join the CFFS learning community at Local Activist Accelerator. 
 

A distinct stereotype comes to mind when one thinks of the word activist. It is often associated with a coercive, retaliatory, or even violent persona. In this episode, CFFS director Kimberly Miller and national training director Mary Baker explore an alternative, more transformative view of the activist moniker that emerged over the course of a three-month collaborative discussion among members of Local Activist Accelerator. Three key characteristics, along with their distinguishing traits, became clear. Mary Baker has consolidated the results of the conversation into a newly-produced video called Portrait of a Local Activist that will inspire a new, more hopeful perspective of what it means to participate in the public process to effect change. 
To watch the Portrait of a Local Activist video visit: CitizensforFreeSpeech.org/Portrait. 

Leslie Manookian, founder and president of Health Freedom Defense Fund joins Kimberly Miller and Mary Baker for this week's episode of Stand & Deliver. 
The reemergence of masks in the public square prompted the need for a discussion centered on bodily autonomy. Leslie is known for many accomplishments, one of the most notable being her work on the legal case that challenged the Biden Federal Travel Mask Mandate that she and her team successfully won in April 2022. Listen in as she shares insights on how we got to this point in history and how we protect our individual sovereignty. 
Learn more about about Leslie and her work at HealthFreedomDefense.org
 

CFFS Executive Director Kimberly Miller and CFFS National Training Director Mary Baker unite to resume the Stand & Deliver Podcast. 
The recent observance of Constitution Day on Sept. 17 is the springboard for this week's conversation and centers around the idea that the document and the form of government was intended for an engaged citizenry. Kimberly and Mary explore what that means, especially in light of unalienable rights and the concepts of power versus authority. Highlighted within the discussion are three recent news stories that illustrate how citizens are most effective exercising their power and influence and power at the local level.