87 Counties. One Hunt.
They built a county control network — nonprofits, slush pipelines, captured boards, media shields, and street-level operators feeding off the same trough. We built a county hunt network.
The County Ambassadors stay. The mission does not.
County Ambassadors are no longer a campaign accessory. They are the local outreach of Freedom Talk with Phil and Operation Shadow Hunt — the eyes, ears, and messengers in every Minnesota county who help dismantle the criminal syndicate and the criminal industries it runs.
Minnesota is not confused. Minnesota is being looted. Daycare mills. Medicaid mills. Election loopholes. Nonprofit pass-throughs. Housing and “services” fronts. Street crews. Foreign influence wearing a compassion mask. That is organized theft, not a policy disagreement.
Christ is King. This is a constitutional republic. Truth does not need a permission slip.
The county lists stay. The assignment changed.
County Ambassadors are now the outreach arm of Freedom Talk with Phil and Operation Shadow Hunt — 87 counties united to map the syndicate, starve its industries, and take Minnesota back one courthouse, one contract, and one record at a time.
What This Network Is
The syndicate did not take Minnesota from St. Paul alone. It took counties — contracts, boards, grants, rolls, court calendars, school systems, and the quiet offices where nobody is supposed to look.
So the answer is not another press conference in a skyway. The answer is 87 counties that refuse to stay blind.
County Ambassadors are the ground wire.
They carry Freedom Talk briefings into farm shops, parish halls, VFW posts, county fairs, school-board meetings, and kitchen tables. They feed Operation Shadow Hunt the public records, patterns, names, and local knowledge that turn rumor into a usable file. They protect the innocent — children, families, farmers, veterans, parishes, and producers — by putting light on the people who treat Minnesota like a warehouse.
This is servant leadership with a spine. Not a fan club. Not a purity test. A hunt.
The Mission
Dismantle the Minnesota criminal syndicate and the criminal industries it feeds.
That means:
- Investigate locally. Follow the money, the rolls, the NGOs, the vendors, and the protection networks in your county.
- Publish the record. Circulate Freedom Talk with Phil. Do not let the cover story win by default.
- Hunt the pattern. Operation Shadow Hunt turns open-source facts, whistleblower tips, and public documents into a file the guilty cannot laugh off.
- Protect the innocent. Children first. Then the families, farms, churches, and workers who still make this state real.
- Starve the grift. Light is the first seizure. Contracts, grants, and reputations die in daylight.
If you came here looking for a both-sides seminar, keep walking. The real majority already knows who has been eating this state.
What a County Ambassador Actually Does
You are not asked to play cop. You are not asked to break the law. You are asked to be useful.
- Carry the briefing. Share Freedom Talk with Phil in your county — X, church, coffee, radio call-ins, printed one-pagers.
- Watch the local machine. County boards, human-services contracts, nonprofit grantees, school spending, election administration, “equity” slush, and the same five vendors who never lose.
- Feed the hunt. Send public documents, meeting clips, bid packets, incident patterns, and first-hand observations to Operation Shadow Hunt.
- Connect the real majority. Veterans, farmers, parents, parishioners, small business owners, and the working poor who never get invited to the foundation luncheon.
- Recruit the empty counties. Dozens of counties still read “Announcing soon.” That is not a slogan. That is a hole in the map. Fill it.
- Keep it clean. Facts. Documents. Names. Dates. No rumors dressed up as intel. No harassment. No freelancing that gives the syndicate a headline.
The guilty sweat when ordinary Minnesotans start keeping receipts.
The Minnesota Worth Fighting For
A Minnesota where a farmer in Goodhue, a welder in Mower, a parish secretary in Benton, a veteran in St. Louis County, and a mother in Anoka can look at their county and recognize it again.
Where the courthouse is not a franchise of the syndicate.
Where “services” means help, not a billing code.
Where ballots, rolls, and canvasses can stand in the light.
Where children are not inventory.
Where producers keep more of what they build, and grifters keep less of what they steal.
That is not nostalgia. That is the minimum a constitutional republic owes its people.
Join the Hunt
Spots remain in counties across the state. If your county still says Announcing soon, that is your invitation.
To become a County Ambassador:
- Read this page. Know the mission.
- Email Heidi Wanty at heidi@parrish4mn.com or Phillip C. Parrish at phillip@parrish4mn.com.
- Call 1 (612) 460-1717.
- Tell us your county, your background, and how you will carry the work.
To send a tip to Operation Shadow Hunt:
phillip@parrish4mn.com
Subject line: SHADOW HUNT — [County] — [short description]
We do not need spectators. We need scouts.
County Ambassador Directory
The names below are the published roster. Empty counties stay listed on purpose. A blank line on this map is an assignment waiting for a Minnesotan who will take it.
Aitkin County
Paul Peterson — circlingwolf@gmail.com
Diane Webb-Skillings — Dianewebbskillings@gmail.com — 218-640-3276
Anoka County
Lorilee Bolhouse-Peterson — lorileebp@gmail.com
Julie Ahlsten — jab123wwjd@yahoo.com
Becker County
Bruce Buck — Beuckberuce@yahoo.com — 218-849-8896
Cindy Ulschmid — 218-457-1597
Benton County
Heidi Wanty — heidi@parrish4mn.com — 612-460-1717
Blue Earth County
Benjamin Maki — Bmaki.tp@gmail.com — 712-260-8472
Carver County
Teri Watt — tatwatt@gmail.com — 952-356-4212
Dakota County
Catherine Ziemer-Patton — catherine@thepattons.us — 612-750-4895
Joyce Frericks Wivkett — Wickett@frontiernet.net — 651-329-3027
Hennepin County
Mitch Fowler — teamparrish169@outlook.com — 952-522-1135
Illona Iris — illonairis33@gmail.com
Isanti County
Nick Christopherson — nicholas.christopherson@gmail.com — 763-486-7692
Kanabec County
Ayrlahn Johnson — ayrlahn@aol.com — 1-612-991-0568
Koochiching County
Jade McGriff — chickenboyjam@gmail.com — 218-553-2315
Le Sueur County
Teresa R Patterson — Piruby.tp.75@gmail.com
Mille Lacs County
Pam Hauer — jhauer101@centurylink.net
Morrison County
Wendy Henagin — wendyhenagin42@gmail.com — (320) 232-0707
Mower County
Chaz Neal — chazneal.theleonblock@gmail.com — 507-438-2529
Daniel Root — rootdl@icloud.com — 507-951-6657
Patricia Geerdes — pgeerdesfarms@gmail.com
Deanna Jean (DJ) Ryther — Farmerdj55912@gmail.com
DJ Farmer — farmerdj55912@gmail.com
Nicollet County
Julie Quist — Julie.quist@gmail.com — 507-720-4772
Nobles County
Deb Messenbrink — lakeside54@outlook.com
Olmsted County
Diana Friemann — dianafriemann21@charter.net — 507-226-4640
Makayla Anderson — amakayla900@gmail.com — 507-289-3287
Otter Tail County
Teresa Parrish — 218-731-1127
Joe Rice — Burgerjoe77@gmail.com — 218-731-1198
Pine County
Bob Wingbob — wingbob2005@msn.com — 612-801-0336
Polk County
Amber Hanson
Ramsey County
Elliott Blanchette — elliottblanchette3893@gmail.com — 1-612-472-2494
Redwood County
Clinton D Johanneck — clintonjohanneck@hotmail.com — 1-507-430-2486
Rice County
Carla Wolf — wolf.carla@yahoo.com — 218-242-2621
Janet Moline — Janetmoline@msn.com
Roseau County
John Medicraft — jm4parrish@yahoo.com — 218-242-2210
Sherburne County
Tiffany Heineman — Tiffanyfreedom654@gmail.com
Stearns County
Polly Lemon — pollyjlemon@gmail.com — 320-330-4823
Wadena County
Ruth Hageman — Water_fun_ruthie@yahoo.com — 218-232-0528
Waseca County
Robert Johnson — robertcjohnson2014@gmail.com
Winona County
Stephen Doerr — Stephanjdoerr@hottmail.com — 507-458-6235
Yellow Medicine County
Kari Rigge — karirigge@gmail.com
Announcing Soon
Beltrami · Big Stone · Brown · Carlton · Cass · Chippewa · Chisago · Clay · Clearwater · Cook · Cottonwood · Crow Wing · Dodge · Douglas · Faribault · Fillmore · Freeborn · Grant · Houston · Hubbard · Itasca · Jackson · Kandiyohi · Kittson · Lac Qui Parle · Lake · Lake of the Woods · Lincoln · Lyon · Mahnomen · Marshall · Martin · McLeod · Meeker · Murray · Norman · Pennington · Pipestone · Pope · Red Lake · Renville · Rock · St. Louis · Scott · Sibley · Steele · Stevens · Swift · Todd · Traverse · Wabasha · Washington · Watonwan · Wilkin · Wright
If your county is on that list, the hole is yours to fill. Email heidi@parrish4mn.com.
Freedom Talk with Phil
Phillip C. Parrish — phillip@parrish4mn.com
Heidi Wanty, manager — heidi@parrish4mn.com
1 (612) 460-1717
PO Box 132, Faribault, MN 55021
parrish4mn.com · @phillipcparrish · @parrish4mn
Christ is King.
The record they don’t want in daylight.