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Dr Matt Shelton’s Freedom March Speech

Freedom Protest Feb 2022

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New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science
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At the freedom march in Wellington, NZDSOS’s Dr Matt Shelton addressed the crowds about medical freedom.

He reads Vera Sharav’s speech on the 75th anniversary of Nuremberg and speaks about the lead-up to the Holocaust. The genocide and forced medical experiments that hall-marked this period were preceded by an unmitigated suspension of civil rights and freedom of speech, along with fear mongering, hate-mongering and constant tyrannical propaganda. Groups of people were branded as spreaders of disease and useless eaters. Medicine was perverted from its healing mission and was weaponised.

The Nuremberg Code was put in place so that these horrors were never again repeated.

Those who do not learn from history are, of course, doomed to repeat it. We need to recognise the ominous parallels between current polices and those under the Nazi regime.

This time, there will be no rescuers. Unless all of us resist, never again is now. We need to change this by peaceful means.

Dr Matt Shelton’s Freedom March Speech

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