News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
The Australian state's tyrannical control over bodily autonomy during an 'emergency' was confirmed today by the Supreme Court as it dismissed a vaccine mandate challenge brought against the West Australian Police.
Medical ethics are vital and should be non-negotiable in a civilised society, including during an emergency. But sacred principles of bodily autonomy and informed consent were glibly cast aside during the pandemic.
When the local medical community started refusing to treat the unvaccinated outside of hospital and only provide a reduced standard of care within it, Dr James Miller knew he had to get out.
Now is the time for action to prevent the crystallisation at international level of the very policies and approaches many of us have railed against at national level for the last three years, writes barrister Adam Cross.
Black Hawk Down actor Matthew Marsden has said he stands by not getting the Covid jab despite it costing him roles in Hollywood, saying: "If more people stood up and said something then this would all stop."
The proposed new powers for the WHO give it the right to impose global lockdowns and vaccine mandates and must be rejected by all democratic nations, writes Dr. David Bell.
Two major polls on Tuesday showed that New Zealand's Labour jumped five percentage points following Jacinda Ardern's shock resignation. Kiwis are glad to see the back of her too, it seems.
The Icelandic Handball Association is pushing back against a new international vaccine requirement after hearing dire warnings of serious heart problems due to Covid vaccination from Dr. Aseem Malhotra.
G20 leaders have issued a joint declaration promoting a global standard on proof of vaccination for international travel and “global digital health networks” that build on existing COVID-19 vaccine passport schemes.
Today, as governments usher in problematic digital technologies, what we do as a society next will determine the future of our health systems and the safeguarding of our bodily integrity and other fundamental liberties.
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