Heroes No Longer
January 3, 2023
There was a little girl who had a little curl, right in the middle of her forehead. When she was good she was very very good, but when she was bad she was horrid. … More Heroes No Longer
Tag: Christine Anderson
The Battle of Perronne
November 9, 2022
A short resume of Christian Perronne includes: Professor of Infectious Diseases since 1994; Head of Medicine at Garches Hospital; Vice-Director at the National Tuberculosis Reference Center, Pasteur Institut in Paris; Chairman of the French College of Infectious and Tropical Diseases; Chairman of the French National Technical Advisory Group of Experts on Immunisation; Chairman of several … More The Battle of Perronne
Hope From Heroes and History
October 21, 2022
So many empty seats, I wonder where they all go when they don’t want to hear the opposition? The press conferences and the pressure appear to be mounting… How utterly astounding that this is where the world now gets most of its public health advice from … It seems that history could have shown us … More Hope From Heroes and History
A Simple Scam
August 22, 2022
The Health of Millions Has Been Affected by a Simple Scam Guy Hatchard, 21 August 2022 How biotech and pharmaceutical companies with the help of the Ministry of Health modelled their Covid sales strategy on investment scams. Last week a college student (with a rich uncle) made $110 million by investing in struggling US retailer Bed Bath … More A Simple Scam
Essential Absurdities
August 12, 2022
Is it okay to mask children? “Why are we doing this to our children?“ Is it because the absurdities are essential? Psychiatrist, medical freedom advocate and NZDSOS member Dr Manny Garcia suggests so, in an interview at Perspectives on the Pandemic. … More Essential Absurdities
In The History of Medicine
July 13, 2022
“Nobody will be safe if not everybody is vaccinated“. ~ Klaus Schwab, telling us that in the name of “equity” and “safety” we must ensure 100% of the world is “vaccinated”, that we must “minimise the spread of misinformation” (by reporting on each other if we hear views that don’t align with his), and of … More In The History of Medicine
News and Views 11 July 2022
July 12, 2022
23-year-old has rare Covid-19 induced heart attack A 23-year-old who suffered a “massive, rare” heart attack induced by Covid-19 is now on a waiting list for surgery. At the time, she was living with her grandmother in Invercargill, and has since had to relocate to Christchurch to live with her mother. For the first few … More News and Views 11 July 2022
A Better Way
May 20, 2022
Days before World Health Organisation meet to continue the drafting, negotiating and approving of their planned “treaty”, most people remain unaware that it is happening, or of the significance of the plan to our collective futures. Two people who are aware are Member of the European Parliament, Christine Anderson and American Psychiatrist, Dr Peter Breggin, … More A Better Way
Facilitating Freedom
May 3, 2022
Ursula von der Leyen is the President of the European Commission. Some Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) oppose her policies vehemently. This six minute clip gives background into who she is including some of her connections and conflicts of interest. One of Mrs von der Leyen’s strongest opponents is Romanian MEP Cristian Terhes. In … More Facilitating Freedom
Heroes and Anti-Heroes
December 6, 2021
New Zealand are already pushing through their plans for Central Bank Digital Currency. This is incredibly concerning given the information being shared by banking leaders and economic experts worldwide, linking this new financial system to social credit, further stripping citizenry freedoms via centralised control of individual monetary behaviours. New Zealanders were offered to have their … More Heroes and Anti-Heroes
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