Community Update – March 2025

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This month, ASF continued to support efforts to alert the Australian public to the potential danger of  DNA contamination of mRNA ‘vaccines’, including Russell Broadband’s call for a fulsome conversation about what really happened. We also hosted Dr Sally Price at our March Members’ Forum to provide advice to the ASF membership based on her own successful experience drawing this matter to the attention of local Councils. To receive invitations to all our monthly Members’ Forums and to support our work, including our annual Progress through Science and Freedom conference to be held in Sydney this year from 21 to 23 November (save the date!), please join ASF here if you haven’t already. Every membership and every donation, no matter how small, helps our all-volunteer, cross-disciplinary, community-focussed organisation make strides against the anti-science, anti-freedom forces in Australia, and to create and support alternatives.

Our upcoming 1.5-day educational workshop with Gigi Foster on 12-13 April in Mona Vale, NSW is now open for registrations! This intensive event is open to the public and presented in the style of Academia Libera Mentis. It offers participants the unique opportunity to delve deep into what makes individuals and our society tick, and how we can use these insights to bring about peace and prosperity in our communities. Get in quick, as places are limited! Registrations close on 4 April.

Also in news of the resistance, check out Graham Hood’s recent appearance on SBS Insight here, some vaccine guidance here, and the Aligned Council of Australia’s ‘Straight to the People initiative to query politicians about their stances on freedom and related themes in the lead-up to the election, here.

On 11 March, the world ‘celebrated’ the 5-year anniversary of the beginning of you-know-what, a day after McMaster University had proudly announced phase-2 human trials for inhalable vaccines. It was fascinating to observe how politicians and their friends from the mainstream media made a few measly concessions and acknowledgments, while deflecting from their failings with yet more scare-mongering, warning that we’re as unprepared as ever for ‘the next one’, bemoaning the loss of trust in government and in vaccination more generally, and still insisting the covid vaccines are both safe and effective (see for example here, here, here, here, here). Yet there is mounting evidence to the contrary, including this recent study about the unsupported ‘millions of lives saved’ claims, this one about adverse events, this one about censorship in healthcare, this one about vaccination mandates in healthcare, and this one about yet more evidence of DNA contamination of mRNA ‘vaccines’. Scores of dedicated people have issued a press release in many countries demanding the revocation of the Pfizer and Moderna ‘vaccines’ due to the now-known DNA contamination of these products; the US state of Kansas is suing Pfizer for violating the consumer legislation through its misrepresentations; and it’s great to see that 11 Australian councils have now passed Port Hedland-inspired motions.

The following day, the Australian Human Rights Commission issued its (perhaps rather tepid) report on the Australian governments’ covid response, while some doctors are still suffering persecution for doing what’s best for their patients, and some are still suffering the consequences of mandates. 

Yet, we remain hopeful that some of the truth may emerge soon. The Victorian Court of Appeal refused to accept the health department’s appeal application against an administrative tribunal ruling ordering the government to release the health advice on which its extreme policies were allegedly based. Of course, we may well find that just like in Germany, Australian politicians were not driven by scientific advice at all, and perhaps that they even acted against advice they received. On that point, interestingly, we now know that then-UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was advised on 27 March 2020 that the covid virus had been engineered in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

On the topic of science more generally, we point you to this fascinating interview about the issues in science, with famed epidemiologist John Ioannidis. Perhaps with Jay Bhattacharya now confirmed as head of the National Institutes of Health, US “health” dollars will have a higher chance of being distributed towards actual scientific endeavours aimed at improving health, rather than towards Science™.

In these belligerent times, it’s apt to close with this peace song by German music legend Reinhard Mey and his friends, following the motto ‘what if there was a war and nobody came’, itself following a line from the American poet Carl Sandburg’s work The People, Yes (1936). 

May we live in peaceful times. 

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Second “Progress through Science and Freedom” Conference

ASF’s second conference again brings together thinkers and community leaders to share learnings, formulate plans and help establish new and emerging networks and organisations to restore a thriving Australian society founded on science and freedom.

Friday 15 November 6:00PM – 8:00PM – Social drinks

Saturday 16 November 8:30AM – 5:30PM – Conference – panel discussions

Saturday 16 November  7:00 PM to Late – Conference Dinner

Sunday 17 November 8:30AM – 3:00PM – Conference – discussion, news updates and workshops