In a powerful interview titled “The Government Came After Me,” natural health advocate Sayer Ji—founder of GreenMedInfo—shares his personal account of being deplatformed, censored, and targeted for challenging mainstream public health narratives. His story is not just about one man’s struggle; it’s a cautionary tale for every community that values free speech, informed consent, and medical transparency—including right here in Kane County. The Heart of the Controversy Sayer Ji’s work focused on compiling peer-reviewed research on natural health alternatives and vaccine safety. But as he gained traction, he says he became a target: His platforms were demonetized and removed from social media. He was labeled part of the “Disinformation Dozen” by a UK-based group, which influenced U.S. congressional scrutiny. He faced personal and professional fallout, including the breakdown of his marriage and alienation from his community. Ji argues that this wasn’t just cancel culture—it was a coordinated effort to silence dissent and control the public health narrative. Why Kane County Should Pay Attention Kane County residents have already seen how public health policy can overstep—whether through school-based mental health screenings without consent, or the initial refusal to post the Illinois Certificate of Religious Exemption form. Ji’s experience underscores the broader risks: Suppression of alternative health information : Could local health departments be pressured to limit what information is shared with the public? Chilling effect on community dialogue : If national voices are silenced, will local advocates feel safe speaking at school board meetings or public forums? Parental rights at risk : When only one narrative is allowed, parents lose the ability to make fully informed decisions for their children. 📢 What Kane County Can Do Ji’s story is a rallying cry for local action. Here’s how we can respond: Defend the right to question public health policy without fear of censorship. Encourage local officials to support open dialogue and diverse perspectives. Share alternative health resources through community networks, libraries, and events. Demand transparency from school districts and health departments about what information is promoted—and what’s being left out. Free Speech Is a Public Health Issue As Ji puts it, “You can’t have informed consent without freedom of speech.” In Kane County, we must ensure that all voices—especially those advocating for natural health, medical choice, and parental rights—are not just tolerated, but protected. Vindicated: YouTube Restores My Channels After Four Years
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