N. Ireland’s Totalitarian Public Health Bill

The unbelievable legislative powers sought by YOUR government. 

The N. Ireland Department of Health is seeking control of all of us by introducing totalitarian legislation governing YOU, YOUR premises, YOUR animals, YOUR property, and YOUR documents PLUS FORCED vaccinations and FORCED medical examinations essentially seeking to implement the WHO amendments to the International Health Regulations.

READ ALL ABOUT IT HERE as published in Principia Scientific International. (please excuse error in title)

The legislation would remove civil rights with respect to bodily autonomy, property rights, parental rights, possession rights including animals, the freedom to associate, and the right to work as well as introduce a surveillance regime. Informed consent is nowhere to be seen. It is difficult to name any rights we would retain.

Since when were we to be governed by a health department? 

It is all about enforcement – there is no mention of preventative practice, good health policy, no mention of a risk-benefit analysis nor that it is the results of carrying out a review of previous policy. 

A high level of public concern has led to calls from political parties for its withdrawal.

The full horror story is HERE.

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HERE I am on TNT radio discussing it with Rick Munn (18 mins 20 ff)

Here is some practical advice on promoting good health.

Abir Ballan is a health specialist. She has previously written extensively and compassionately about the impact of Covid policies on our children. Her 6-part series on health and well-being under the title “What can you do to feel good” is available HERE. Part 1 is here to whet your appetite.

My mission is to democratise health information by making it accessible to everyone. I believe the global burden of disease can be reduced drastically by just sharing simple health information with people and helping them form a social support network to apply their learning. I believe that improving one’s health is very simple. It’s about going back to basics.

Republished from the author’s Substack