Mark Freeman Whistleblower Barry Young says he’s not trying to break the law or harm anyone: he’s trying to do the right thing. Mr Young appeared in the Wellington District Court last Thursday and Friday at a closed court hearing in which a judge will determine whether his
This very hot potato is now in their court – getting in a mixed metaphor before they’re banned for changing the weather – and, whilst we worry how the report will land in February, we must all get on board the patriot train now and resist the over-reach like our lives depend on it.
Or is this another exercise in damage control?
The inquiry should have been a reckoning. Instead, it became a shield – protecting institutions rather than illuminating truth.
If you are worried go to the hospital for your Covid jabs and they will have the crash cart ready, Bloomfield callously ordered.
The stories that the Betrayal Project has gathered demonstrate that these were not isolated errors: they were systemic, ethical failings. Society has been scarred by this, and trust in the healthcare system has been broken, perhaps beyond repair.
The consequences of our passivity, our surrender, and our loss of autonomy are not over. They’re just beginning.
It is remarkable that our health authorities, media and political leaders are still looking the other way in the face of journal publishing detailing the adverse effects of Covid-19 vaccination.
Bloomfield makes a number of totally untrue and deliberately misleading statements.
The New Zealand Medical Council (MCNZ) decided Dr Alanna Ratna was so bad that she must be struck off the medical register and financially ruined.
Do not be silent. The cavalry coming over the hill? That is you, and please get a move on.
Ardern, what you did was unthinkable. You ruled like a tyrant, enforced obedience like a dictator, and left lives shattered in your wake. The punishment you face isn’t a courtroom, it’s reality. You are not welcome in New Zealand.
The Covid-19 royal commission says it has no knowledge of a suppression order that would prevent Labour leader Chris Hipkins from appearing at a public hearing to detail his decision-making during the pandemic.
