Q and A Part Three from Keep Vaccinations Optional Hawaii Island Tour January 2026

Think of the future. What are you doing? Okay, I’m a farmer. I have an organic farm. Oft times you don’t plant a tree for the shade for yourself. You plant the tree for the shade for the next generation. And so get out of self. I’m not up here because, gosh, I get attention and I get to travel. I’m here because the truth matters to me. Did I lose everything because of it? You bet I did. Do I care? I don’t care. Would I do it all over again the same way? Yeah, I would.

Because the truth matters more than anything. And it matters for you, for those around you, for the next generation. So face life with gratitude. Face life grateful for the opportunities. Face life grateful for the challenges. And look around you and realize that you are blessed with friends, with community, with an amazing place to live and be. And so much of the world, as much as we think this is all difficult and hard, would absolutely love to be you. And so we have this beautiful gift of life. And you can just look in the mirror and say, what am I going to do with it? And I’m grateful for all of you.

Thank you so much. One last thing. Thank you, Ryan. I don’t even want a microphone for this one because I really want this to hit the vibration of my voice to hit your heart. This is not a pep talk. This is a call to action. If you don’t take action, we’ve wasted our time here. You will be very shocked at what you’re capable of doing. There’s too much of this idea that I’m just one little person, I’m a farmer, whatever. Bullshit. The most powerful people in this movement have been mama bears who have vaccinated and injured children who went from being a mom to 30,000 people marches in New York.

I’ve seen it. Badass mama bears run this movement and daddies. It’s time for all of us to step up. If you don’t take action, we’ve wasted our time. Please, please, for the love of Hawaii, for the love of our children, and for our planet, take action. God bless us all. Okay, so quick words of wisdom. Number one, don’t self victimize. Be a happy warrior. What a glorious opportunity we have been given to change the world, and we’re doing it. Embrace it. Don’t feel sorry for yourself. Yeah, it’s been a hard time. The other one is, so don’t self victimize, be a happy warrior, and guard your soul.

Remember, there are worse things than death. Losing your soul is worse than dying. Every time you make a little compromise like these physicians that we all know, that justify, well, you know, I have to pay off my loans, so I can’t say that. Oh, I don’t want to lose my job because I can’t do that. I can’t agree with your diagnosis. I can’t state the obvious that you’re vaccine injured or whatever. Every time you make that kind of a decision, you lose a little bit of your soul. And what happens is you get to the end point, you get to be an old gray hair like me, and you’re hollowed out.

There’s nothing left. And you face your old age empty. So, I don’t think there’s any other option. You have to live according to your ethics, and you have to stand up for what’s right, because otherwise, you go right down that road, and you end up, in the end, being nothing. So, there’s my points. Thanks for listening. Thank you, gentlemen. Wow. Thank you all for staying to the end, and your intention, and Hilo, you’re rocking it. We’re just getting started. And thank you all for attending. And if we can clean up the papers as we go, and clean this place up, and Sound Man, do we need to fill up the chairs, Sound Man?
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