Agree totally and we have the same problem in globally captured Australia being run by treasonous politicians, one of the many and one of the worst being the WEF former young leader and former PM Scott Morrison who was fully cognisant of the plandemic rollout plan and the biggest traitor of all chairing his unconstitutional National Cabinet of State Premiers omitting all of his Federal Cabinet, where he has politically and illegally through a corrupt Federal court order banned the release of the National cabinet minute papers and documents. In this cabinet he with all the States’ Premiers outlined their plan of lockdown and law enforcement tyranny to subject Australians to for 2 years.
We have no bill of rights and no right to bear arms to protect ourselves and they used draconian fascist emergency laws to terrorise Australians.
I honestly thought that style of emergency law, abuse of power by government was finished after Nazi Germany was defeated in 1945 and Nuremberg hung some of the most heinous of Nazis. I opened my eyes pretty quickly 6 months into the plandemic in 2020 and see everything through a different prism of reality than I ever did before. I was naive for all my long life prior to that, now as an old bloke wish I’d been more aware to how the world really worked way sooner. Emergency powers must be abolished worldwide or if used Western Governments should not be able to abuse that power under common law which should be sacrosanct, guaranteeing democratic freedom always.
We also need to clean out the judiciary in some way as they are all politically controlled and are not at arms length. The laws need to changed to ensure peoples democratic and hunanw rights are sacrosanct in the courts irrespective of any emergency powers.
Excellent comment…they want to take away the right to bear arms to protect
ourselves in the USA too. Elected officials here in the US take an Oath of Office to uphold their State & US constitutions and should not be getting their marching orders from the UN or the WHO. Maybe a loyalty oath to uphold the US constitution should be in
Love it. Wish we could have the same or similar pledge against the mandatory, harmful, and mostly unnecessary childhood vaccine schedule that has been causing huge increases in chronic diseases in children.
MAA, I changed capitals as you suggested. I also tweaked a couple of words today, 8/13. But I am missing the tweeks you suggest to punctuation, if any. Thanks!
1) Can you do a find/replace of two spaces (e.g., after periods) with one? That’s a holdover from the typewriter era but is a typographical no-no these days :-)
2) Also hoping you can do a find/replace of straight quotes and apostrophes with smart (curly) ones for consistency and typographical viewing pleasure :-)
3) In #1, the comma should be omitted after “weeks” if “without legislative review” applies to “not to exceed two weeks”:
“not to exceed two weeks, without legislative review” > “not to exceed two weeks without legislative review”
4) For the title of #2, I strongly recommend changing “MEDICAL CARE” to “MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS” or some other term without positive connotations. Calling it “medical care” implies it is good for you.
5) The single quotes should be double quotes here (single quotes are used for a single character, but double are used for terms and phrases):
‘Gain-of-function’ > “Gain-of-function”
6) This is missing a period at the end:
“As a citizen, I support the Pledge and urge my elected representatives to do so as well”
7) “5” should be spelled out as “five” in the following:
“As a candidate or elected representative, I pledge to introduce and strongly support legislation to accomplish the 5 Pledge items above.”
8) Also in footnote #1, calling these laws “shortsighted” is too gentle. I suggest “detrimental,” “dangerous,” “destructive,” “harmful,” or something along those lines.
9) “Emergency” should be lowercased here (unless there’s a reason you’re capitalizing it; I did leave “People” and “Pledge” accordingly):
“Both legislative and administrative government activity must reconvene by the end of two weeks after a declared Emergency.” > “emergency”
10) The commas should be converted to semicolons due to the internal conjunction in this list:
“Legislative hearings on the emergency measures; notice and comment by the public; and approval by the legislature will be required to renew any emergency powers.”
11) In footnote #2, there is an unnecessary comma in the first sentence:
“The doctrine of bodily autonomy, and the expectation” > “The doctrine of bodily autonomy and the expectation”
12) This needs a serial comma after masks and the unnecessary comma removed after “vaccinations” (I suggest changing the second “and” to “as well as” for clarity:
“The doctrine of bodily autonomy and the expectation of informed consent for medical procedures have been infringed with mandated medical tests, masks, and vaccinations as well as federal financial incentives to the private sector”
13) In footnote #3, the parenthetical needs a little revision to avoid a non-parallel structure:
“(freedom of speech, the press, and religion as well as the freedom to peaceably assemble)”
14) I think the commas would be more effective as em dashes here, and the subsequent em dash is unnecessary:
“were taken from us—without any means of timely redress—by our governments in collaboration”
15) This needs “media” inserted after “mainstream”:
“with mainstream media and social media companies”
17) In the Reuter’s citation, the straight quotes and apostrophes should be smart for consistency. We also need a period before the ellipses (which should be … instead of three periods) here:
“simply made them up.… Disclosure”
18) Need “the” inserted before “CDC”:
“US laboratories, including the CDC”
19) Title-case article title:
an article titled “Congress Demands Details of Secret CDC Lab Incidents Revealed by USA TODAY”
20) Need commas inserted after the country and state:
“Yet NIH funding of coronavirus gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China, and Chapel Hill, North Carolina,”
21) Unnecessary comma before “and want” needs removing:
“American citizens are outraged at the harm this research has caused and want it stopped for good.”
P.S. Let me know if you want me to implement these corrections. I know you’re incorporating feedback from multiple people so thought it might be easier for you to see the individual suggestions.
Thank you for taking care of all those tweaks, Meryl! I’ve implemented the stylistic adjustments you were unclear on (also made a couple of additional corrections, like capitalizing “Our” and “Its” in the title):
A Pledge to Restore Our Nation and Its Values
1. REVOKE UNENDING STATES OF EMERGENCY
I support limits on emergency powers. All government emergency laws, rules, regulations, orders, and directives that haven’t undergone legislative review and approval must have strict time limits, not to exceed two weeks. (1)
2. PROHIBIT FORCED MEDICAL TREATMENTS
I support the prohibition of all pandemic medical mandates enacted by federal, state, county, city, and private actors, including compulsory drugs, vaccines, vaccine passports, testing, and masking. (2)
3. END CENSORSHIP AND PROPAGANDA
I support the termination of all federal and state funding used to censor citizens, misinform the American public, or restrict communication between people. (3)
4. REQUIRE GOVERNMENT COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS REGARDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND SPENDING TRANSPARENCY
I support fiscal accountability of the US government as constitutionally required. (4)
5. BAN GAIN-OF-FUNCTION RESEARCH
I support the elimination of all “gain-of-function” research and related activities. “Gain-of-function” is defined as the intentional manipulation of microorganisms to make them more virulent, dangerous, or contagious. (5)
(1) The United States’ separation of powers doctrine and the checks and balances enshrined in the Constitution have been infringed by shortsighted laws that allowed the executive branch to declare emergencies and continually renew them without input from the people or approval by legislatures. This Pledge restores checks and balances for emergencies.
Both legislative and administrative government activity must reconvene by the end of two weeks after a declared emergency. Legislative hearings on the emergency measures; notice and comment by the public; and approval by the legislature will be required to renew any emergency powers.
(2) The doctrine of bodily autonomy and the expectation of informed consent for medical procedures have been infringed with mandated medical tests, masks, and vaccinations. Federal financial incentives to schools and the private sector have been contingent upon the imposition of medical mandates for employees and students; use of vaccine passports; and prescribing specific drug treatments. This must end.
(3) The First Amendment rights guaranteed to every American: freedom of speech, the press, religion, and assembly were taken from us—without any means of timely redress—by our own government. The government collaborated with mainstream media and social media companies to carry out officially sanctioned censorship. A 2013 amendment to the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act allowed the federal government to propagandize American citizens.
Our rights must be restored, and the legalization of government censorship and propaganda directed at citizens must end. This Pledge encompasses actions taken by government directly as well as actions taken by media companies that receive government funding or are regulated by the Federal Communications Commission.
(4) Federal agencies have written off trillions of dollars in undocumented transactions. For example, according to Reuters:
“The Defense Department’s Inspector General, in a June report, said the Army made $2.8 trillion in wrongful adjustments to accounting entries in one quarter alone in 2015, and $6.5 trillion for the year. Yet the Army lacked receipts and invoices to support those numbers or simply made them up.… Disclosure of the Army’s manipulation of numbers is the latest example of the severe accounting problems plaguing the Defense Department for decades.”
Yet the Constitution requires that “a regular Statement and Account of the Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time.” Government finances must become transparent and be accountable to the public.
(5) Spending federal funds for “gain-of-function” research was banned between 2014 and 2017 after a series of potentially deadly accidents at US laboratories. For example, according to an article titled, “Congress Demands Details of Secret CDC Lab Incidents Revealed by USA TODAY”:
“The USA TODAY Network’s ‘Biolabs in Your Backyard’ investigation, published since 2015, has revealed hundreds of accidents at corporate, university, government and military labs nationwide. It also has exposed a system of fragmented federal oversight and pervasive secrecy that obscures failings by facilities and regulators.”
Yet NIH funding of coronavirus “gain-of-function” research in Wuhan, China, and Chapel Hill, North Carolina, continued despite the ban. American citizens are outraged at the harm this research has caused and want it stopped for good.
1) Can you do a find/replace of two spaces (e.g., after periods) with one? That’s a holdover from the typewriter era but is a typographical no-no these days :-)
???
2) Also hoping you can do a find/replace of straight quotes and apostrophes with smart (curly) ones for consistency and typographical viewing pleasure :-)
???
4) For the title of #2, I strongly recommend changing “MEDICAL CARE” to “MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS” or some other term without positive connotations. Calling it “medical care” implies it is good for you.—
I COULD NOT FIND ANOTHER WORD, CAN YOU? INTERVENTION SOUNDS TOO TECHNICAL TO CONVEY IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU
8) Also in footnote #1, calling these laws “shortsighted” is too gentle. I suggest “detrimental,” “dangerous,” “destructive,” “harmful,” or something along those lines.
“A 2013 amendment to the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act”. PASSED IN 2013
17) In the Reuter’s citation, the straight quotes and apostrophes should be smart for consistency. We also need a period before the ellipses (which should be … instead of three periods) here:
Oh yes, great point. Masks are referred to as non-pharmacological interventions, so “interventions” works for that but not the full list per our previous exchange. Passports seem more like public health policy than medical care, but I can’t think of a term that covers all of the cases you listed, so I defer to your judgment on “care” :-)
I just realized “lockdowns” should be added to that list:
“including compulsory drugs, vaccines, vaccine passports, testing, masking, and lockdowns”
I felt that the first amendment covered lockdowns sufficiently (speech, practice religion, peaceably assemble). If those were allowed there could be no draconian lockdowns.
But also my inner MD thinks that a two week lockdown, were there to be, in fact, a truly deadly infection, might be reasonable.
This coming Friday (August 19th) the Nuremberg Code turns 75. It would be a symbolically historic day for you to publish the final final version of the pledge!
Very interesting! My friends Vera Sharav and Mary Holland will be in Nuremberg next weekend for the commemoration. Children's Health Defense will feature this and the meaning of the Nuremberg Code and the Doctors' Trial.
I have not used some of your well thought out suggestions for the following reasons:
1) avoiding all words that seem divisive in any way, as this is intended to be a purely non-partisan document that anyone who wants a return to the rule of law and end to man-made pandemics can adopt.
2) I have tried to make it as simple as possible while providing sufficient clarity for the legislators to take the ball and write the needed legislation--or revoke other legislation.
3) accountability for mistakes made is a different issue, which muddies the waters wrt what needs to be done to restore us as quickly as possible. Fixes first. I happen to be much enamored of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission during the mid 1990s, where the scientists who put anthrax into chocolate candies (etc.) were allowed to remain free if and only if they confessed all their crimes and answered all questions about them.
I happen to believe that God will take care of the punishments so I don't have to. What a relief!
Thank you for your time and efforts in restoring our faith and freedoms in these difficult times of multiple crisies!
Agree totally and we have the same problem in globally captured Australia being run by treasonous politicians, one of the many and one of the worst being the WEF former young leader and former PM Scott Morrison who was fully cognisant of the plandemic rollout plan and the biggest traitor of all chairing his unconstitutional National Cabinet of State Premiers omitting all of his Federal Cabinet, where he has politically and illegally through a corrupt Federal court order banned the release of the National cabinet minute papers and documents. In this cabinet he with all the States’ Premiers outlined their plan of lockdown and law enforcement tyranny to subject Australians to for 2 years.
We have no bill of rights and no right to bear arms to protect ourselves and they used draconian fascist emergency laws to terrorise Australians.
I honestly thought that style of emergency law, abuse of power by government was finished after Nazi Germany was defeated in 1945 and Nuremberg hung some of the most heinous of Nazis. I opened my eyes pretty quickly 6 months into the plandemic in 2020 and see everything through a different prism of reality than I ever did before. I was naive for all my long life prior to that, now as an old bloke wish I’d been more aware to how the world really worked way sooner. Emergency powers must be abolished worldwide or if used Western Governments should not be able to abuse that power under common law which should be sacrosanct, guaranteeing democratic freedom always.
We also need to clean out the judiciary in some way as they are all politically controlled and are not at arms length. The laws need to changed to ensure peoples democratic and hunanw rights are sacrosanct in the courts irrespective of any emergency powers.
Excellent comment…they want to take away the right to bear arms to protect
ourselves in the USA too. Elected officials here in the US take an Oath of Office to uphold their State & US constitutions and should not be getting their marching orders from the UN or the WHO. Maybe a loyalty oath to uphold the US constitution should be in
this document too…
And loyalty confirmations to ensure there are no external influences like Israel, WEF, WHO, Committee of 300, China, etc, etc, etc…
https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/the-white-house-privately-demanded?r=x1jw&s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Proof govt asked twitter to ban free speech
Love it. Wish we could have the same or similar pledge against the mandatory, harmful, and mostly unnecessary childhood vaccine schedule that has been causing huge increases in chronic diseases in children.
Once people realize what the COVID vaccines did, the existence of vaccine mandates will disappear, imho
MAA, I changed capitals as you suggested. I also tweaked a couple of words today, 8/13. But I am missing the tweeks you suggest to punctuation, if any. Thanks!
This should be the new WHO Treaty and all the world must sign it! Wouldn’t that be brilliant?
Looking good! A few notes below:
1) Can you do a find/replace of two spaces (e.g., after periods) with one? That’s a holdover from the typewriter era but is a typographical no-no these days :-)
2) Also hoping you can do a find/replace of straight quotes and apostrophes with smart (curly) ones for consistency and typographical viewing pleasure :-)
3) In #1, the comma should be omitted after “weeks” if “without legislative review” applies to “not to exceed two weeks”:
“not to exceed two weeks, without legislative review” > “not to exceed two weeks without legislative review”
4) For the title of #2, I strongly recommend changing “MEDICAL CARE” to “MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS” or some other term without positive connotations. Calling it “medical care” implies it is good for you.
5) The single quotes should be double quotes here (single quotes are used for a single character, but double are used for terms and phrases):
‘Gain-of-function’ > “Gain-of-function”
6) This is missing a period at the end:
“As a citizen, I support the Pledge and urge my elected representatives to do so as well”
7) “5” should be spelled out as “five” in the following:
“As a candidate or elected representative, I pledge to introduce and strongly support legislation to accomplish the 5 Pledge items above.”
8) Also in footnote #1, calling these laws “shortsighted” is too gentle. I suggest “detrimental,” “dangerous,” “destructive,” “harmful,” or something along those lines.
9) “Emergency” should be lowercased here (unless there’s a reason you’re capitalizing it; I did leave “People” and “Pledge” accordingly):
“Both legislative and administrative government activity must reconvene by the end of two weeks after a declared Emergency.” > “emergency”
10) The commas should be converted to semicolons due to the internal conjunction in this list:
“Legislative hearings on the emergency measures; notice and comment by the public; and approval by the legislature will be required to renew any emergency powers.”
11) In footnote #2, there is an unnecessary comma in the first sentence:
“The doctrine of bodily autonomy, and the expectation” > “The doctrine of bodily autonomy and the expectation”
12) This needs a serial comma after masks and the unnecessary comma removed after “vaccinations” (I suggest changing the second “and” to “as well as” for clarity:
“The doctrine of bodily autonomy and the expectation of informed consent for medical procedures have been infringed with mandated medical tests, masks, and vaccinations as well as federal financial incentives to the private sector”
13) In footnote #3, the parenthetical needs a little revision to avoid a non-parallel structure:
“(freedom of speech, the press, and religion as well as the freedom to peaceably assemble)”
14) I think the commas would be more effective as em dashes here, and the subsequent em dash is unnecessary:
“were taken from us—without any means of timely redress—by our governments in collaboration”
15) This needs “media” inserted after “mainstream”:
“with mainstream media and social media companies”
16) Wasn’t it 2012? (https://www.congress.gov/bill/112th-congress/house-bill/5736)
“A 2013 amendment to the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act”
17) In the Reuter’s citation, the straight quotes and apostrophes should be smart for consistency. We also need a period before the ellipses (which should be … instead of three periods) here:
“simply made them up.… Disclosure”
18) Need “the” inserted before “CDC”:
“US laboratories, including the CDC”
19) Title-case article title:
an article titled “Congress Demands Details of Secret CDC Lab Incidents Revealed by USA TODAY”
20) Need commas inserted after the country and state:
“Yet NIH funding of coronavirus gain-of-function research in Wuhan, China, and Chapel Hill, North Carolina,”
21) Unnecessary comma before “and want” needs removing:
“American citizens are outraged at the harm this research has caused and want it stopped for good.”
P.S. Let me know if you want me to implement these corrections. I know you’re incorporating feedback from multiple people so thought it might be easier for you to see the individual suggestions.
Yes, please, that would be great
Okeydoke! I’m getting ready to crash but will create a clean version with the edits incorporated after sleep.
I took care of it--except for when I didn't know the terminology you used.
Thank you for taking care of all those tweaks, Meryl! I’ve implemented the stylistic adjustments you were unclear on (also made a couple of additional corrections, like capitalizing “Our” and “Its” in the title):
A Pledge to Restore Our Nation and Its Values
1. REVOKE UNENDING STATES OF EMERGENCY
I support limits on emergency powers. All government emergency laws, rules, regulations, orders, and directives that haven’t undergone legislative review and approval must have strict time limits, not to exceed two weeks. (1)
2. PROHIBIT FORCED MEDICAL TREATMENTS
I support the prohibition of all pandemic medical mandates enacted by federal, state, county, city, and private actors, including compulsory drugs, vaccines, vaccine passports, testing, and masking. (2)
3. END CENSORSHIP AND PROPAGANDA
I support the termination of all federal and state funding used to censor citizens, misinform the American public, or restrict communication between people. (3)
4. REQUIRE GOVERNMENT COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS REGARDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND SPENDING TRANSPARENCY
I support fiscal accountability of the US government as constitutionally required. (4)
5. BAN GAIN-OF-FUNCTION RESEARCH
I support the elimination of all “gain-of-function” research and related activities. “Gain-of-function” is defined as the intentional manipulation of microorganisms to make them more virulent, dangerous, or contagious. (5)
...............................................................................................................................................
As a citizen, I support the Pledge and urge my elected representatives to do so as well.
As a candidate or elected representative, I pledge to introduce and strongly support legislation to accomplish the five Pledge items above.
____________________________________ __________________________
Footnotes
(1) The United States’ separation of powers doctrine and the checks and balances enshrined in the Constitution have been infringed by shortsighted laws that allowed the executive branch to declare emergencies and continually renew them without input from the people or approval by legislatures. This Pledge restores checks and balances for emergencies.
Both legislative and administrative government activity must reconvene by the end of two weeks after a declared emergency. Legislative hearings on the emergency measures; notice and comment by the public; and approval by the legislature will be required to renew any emergency powers.
(2) The doctrine of bodily autonomy and the expectation of informed consent for medical procedures have been infringed with mandated medical tests, masks, and vaccinations. Federal financial incentives to schools and the private sector have been contingent upon the imposition of medical mandates for employees and students; use of vaccine passports; and prescribing specific drug treatments. This must end.
(3) The First Amendment rights guaranteed to every American: freedom of speech, the press, religion, and assembly were taken from us—without any means of timely redress—by our own government. The government collaborated with mainstream media and social media companies to carry out officially sanctioned censorship. A 2013 amendment to the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act allowed the federal government to propagandize American citizens.
Our rights must be restored, and the legalization of government censorship and propaganda directed at citizens must end. This Pledge encompasses actions taken by government directly as well as actions taken by media companies that receive government funding or are regulated by the Federal Communications Commission.
(4) Federal agencies have written off trillions of dollars in undocumented transactions. For example, according to Reuters:
“The Defense Department’s Inspector General, in a June report, said the Army made $2.8 trillion in wrongful adjustments to accounting entries in one quarter alone in 2015, and $6.5 trillion for the year. Yet the Army lacked receipts and invoices to support those numbers or simply made them up.… Disclosure of the Army’s manipulation of numbers is the latest example of the severe accounting problems plaguing the Defense Department for decades.”
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-audit-army/u-s-army-fudged-its-accounts-by-trillions-of-dollars-auditor-finds-idUSKCN10U1IG
Yet the Constitution requires that “a regular Statement and Account of the Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time.” Government finances must become transparent and be accountable to the public.
(5) Spending federal funds for “gain-of-function” research was banned between 2014 and 2017 after a series of potentially deadly accidents at US laboratories. For example, according to an article titled, “Congress Demands Details of Secret CDC Lab Incidents Revealed by USA TODAY”:
“The USA TODAY Network’s ‘Biolabs in Your Backyard’ investigation, published since 2015, has revealed hundreds of accidents at corporate, university, government and military labs nationwide. It also has exposed a system of fragmented federal oversight and pervasive secrecy that obscures failings by facilities and regulators.”
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2017/01/17/congress-wants-details-of-cdc-lab-accidents/96551636/
Yet NIH funding of coronavirus “gain-of-function” research in Wuhan, China, and Chapel Hill, North Carolina, continued despite the ban. American citizens are outraged at the harm this research has caused and want it stopped for good.
1) Can you do a find/replace of two spaces (e.g., after periods) with one? That’s a holdover from the typewriter era but is a typographical no-no these days :-)
???
2) Also hoping you can do a find/replace of straight quotes and apostrophes with smart (curly) ones for consistency and typographical viewing pleasure :-)
???
4) For the title of #2, I strongly recommend changing “MEDICAL CARE” to “MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS” or some other term without positive connotations. Calling it “medical care” implies it is good for you.—
I COULD NOT FIND ANOTHER WORD, CAN YOU? INTERVENTION SOUNDS TOO TECHNICAL TO CONVEY IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU
8) Also in footnote #1, calling these laws “shortsighted” is too gentle. I suggest “detrimental,” “dangerous,” “destructive,” “harmful,” or something along those lines.
understating the case IS SOMETIMES HELPFUL
16) Wasn’t it 2012? (https://www.congress.gov/bill/112th-congress/house-bill/5736)
“A 2013 amendment to the 1948 Smith-Mundt Act”. PASSED IN 2013
17) In the Reuter’s citation, the straight quotes and apostrophes should be smart for consistency. We also need a period before the ellipses (which should be … instead of three periods) here:
SMART???
Good points, Meryl. How about “Medical Treatments”? I’ve used that in the draft I just posted.
In my mind, care is broader, so encompasses masks and passports in a way treatment does not
Oh yes, great point. Masks are referred to as non-pharmacological interventions, so “interventions” works for that but not the full list per our previous exchange. Passports seem more like public health policy than medical care, but I can’t think of a term that covers all of the cases you listed, so I defer to your judgment on “care” :-)
I just realized “lockdowns” should be added to that list:
“including compulsory drugs, vaccines, vaccine passports, testing, masking, and lockdowns”
I felt that the first amendment covered lockdowns sufficiently (speech, practice religion, peaceably assemble). If those were allowed there could be no draconian lockdowns.
But also my inner MD thinks that a two week lockdown, were there to be, in fact, a truly deadly infection, might be reasonable.
You’re right—that makes perfect sense :-)
This is a good effort at ‘keeping our Republic’ thanks, Dr. Nass.
Dr. Nass,
This coming Friday (August 19th) the Nuremberg Code turns 75. It would be a symbolically historic day for you to publish the final final version of the pledge!
https://doctorstrial.substack.com/p/1947-08-12
Very interesting! My friends Vera Sharav and Mary Holland will be in Nuremberg next weekend for the commemoration. Children's Health Defense will feature this and the meaning of the Nuremberg Code and the Doctors' Trial.
Amen. Sincerely Thank You Dr Nass. Love and Light To You. God Bless.
I'll bet the legislators have no clue about what the W.H.O. is up to. They should promise to inform themselves.
I have not used some of your well thought out suggestions for the following reasons:
1) avoiding all words that seem divisive in any way, as this is intended to be a purely non-partisan document that anyone who wants a return to the rule of law and end to man-made pandemics can adopt.
2) I have tried to make it as simple as possible while providing sufficient clarity for the legislators to take the ball and write the needed legislation--or revoke other legislation.
3) accountability for mistakes made is a different issue, which muddies the waters wrt what needs to be done to restore us as quickly as possible. Fixes first. I happen to be much enamored of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission during the mid 1990s, where the scientists who put anthrax into chocolate candies (etc.) were allowed to remain free if and only if they confessed all their crimes and answered all questions about them.
I happen to believe that God will take care of the punishments so I don't have to. What a relief!
MAA, because I don't know what they are
The US is a democratic republic, not a democracy. How about restore the Constitution and Bill of Rights?
this is intended to point out the most important ways to do that
This should be signed by every MD in the world that understands the seriousness of what is happening at this time. Bravo, Dr. Nass!!
Awesome. Ask DeSantis to sign it.
great idea
Yes.