This has to be one of the largest petitions in parliamentary history. Governments and corporations alike should take note.
A Costume Party
I can relate to this. I once had someone say of me, “What you see is what you get.”
Retaining Your Rights
It’s really quite simple.
If you don’t know your human rights, how can you tell if they are being infringed upon?
If you do know they are being infringed upon but do not have the courage to stand up and speak out against those encroaching upon them, you will lose them.
For instance, the fundamental human right, the freedom to move, is violated by lockdowns, stay at home orders, travel restrictions and the currently being implemented, 15 minute cities.
So the solution to retaining your human rights is a simple, three step plan.
Be Informed – Educate Yourself
Here’s one place to start: https://www.tomgrimshaw.com/tomsblog/?p=45562
Be Brave – Man Up
Make the decision that you will be one of the 3.5% who will make a difference for the better in these troubled times.
Speak Up
Encourage the friends and family in your circle to know their human rights.
Help Me Hand Signal
Posting again. I’d forgotten the signal. If you see a child or person signaling this call emergency services (000 in Australia or 911 in the USA) if you otherwise are unable to intervene.
Caring Saves Lives
Viktor Frankl, one of the great psychiatrists of the twentieth century, survived the death camps of Nazi Germany. His little book, Man’s Search for Meaning, is one of those life-changing books that everyone should read.
Frankl once told the story of a woman who called him in the middle of the night to calmly inform him she was about to commit suicide. Frankl kept her on the phone and talked her through her depression, giving her reason after reason to carry on living. Finally she promised she would not take her life, and she kept her word.
When they later met, Frankl asked which reason had persuaded her to live?
“None of them”, she told him.
What then influenced her to go on living, he pressed?
Her answer was simple, it was Frankl’s willingness to listen to her in the middle of the night. A world in which there was someone ready to listen to another’s pain seemed to her a world in which it was worthwhile to live.
Often, it is not the brilliant argument that makes the difference. Sometimes the small act of listening is the greatest gift we can give.
Not To Be Repeated
Please do not take my word for this. Read the links and get absolute, rock-solid certainty on the facts. Then get your family and friends to do the same. That’s the best chance we have of preventing a repeat of the last three years because they are still ignoring the damage resulting from their actions and gaslighting with media complicity.
Worse, they are setting the stage for the next round of tyranny. This IS worth preventing. Our freedom IS worth retaining! It IS worth fighting for. At this moment in time we have the luxury of overturning their plans non-violently. If we do not take this opportunity we or our children may lose that luxury.
What they claimed was science was in truth no more than propaganda that was contradicted by science and truth.
Everything the government said or did was 180 degrees wrong from the truth. EVERY. SINGLE. THING. Here is the evidence: https://www.tomgrimshaw.com/tomsblog/?p=34451
Every restriction and mandate was a violation of our natural rights and against constitutions and international agreements, like the Universal declaration on Human Rights. WVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
Read: https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-human-rights
Watch: https://www.tomgrimshaw.com/tomsblog/?p=45562
The Nuremberg Code: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuremberg_Code
(And don’t let anyone lie to you that the Covid jabs were not experimental, they absolutely were!)
If we do not hold those responsible accountable for their lies and transgressions we are permitting them or the next crop of tyrants to do the same again.
Sign Language Help
“I saw this gentleman, Tim, in Boston’s Logan airport with the sister he’d been visiting. It appeared he was both deaf and blind, as I observed her signing into his hand for him to feel her words.
When he came aboard the plane he had been assigned the middle seat of my row. The kind gentleman who had the aisle seat graciously gave it up for him. At this point Tim was traveling alone. The flight attendants sincerely wanted to assist him, but had no way to communicate. I watched as they didn’t flinch when he reached out to touch their faces and arms.
They took his hand and tried so hard to communicate with him, to no avail. He had some verbal ability, but clearly could not understand them.
The man who had given up his seat did his best to assist him with things like opening coffee creamer and putting it in his coffee.
When Tim made the attempt to stand up and feel his way to the restroom, his seat mate immediately was up to help him. The flight attendants were talking among themselves and someone suggested paging to see if anyone on board knew sign language.
That’s when this lovely young woman came into the picture. 15 years old, she learned ASL because she had dyslexia and it was the easiest foreign language for her to learn. For the rest of the flight she attended to Tim and made sure his needs were met.
It was fascinating to watch as she signed one letter at a time into his hand. He was able to ’read’ her signing and they carried on an animated conversation. When he asked her if she was pretty, she blushed and laughed as the seat mate, who had learned a few signs, communicated an enthusiastic yes to Tim.
I don’t know when I’ve ever seen so many people rally to take care of another human being. All of us in the immediate rows were laughing and smiling and enjoying his obvious delight in having someone to talk to. Huge kudos to the flight attendants of Alaska Airlines who went above and beyond to meet Tim’s needs.
I can’t say enough about this beautiful young woman named Clara who didn’t think twice about helping her fellow passenger. It was a beautiful reminder, in this time of too much awfulness, that there are still good, good people who are willing to look out for each other.“
One Doesn’t Grow Old
Sobering Truth Re Time With Kids
Turn Up The Heat
