Welcome to the monthly ASF newsletter, beginning with a high-level recap of news and developments we think could be of interest to you. Please forward this email to your friends and family who might also be interested in learning about ASF, an organisation devoted to building a better future.
Our much-anticipated Restoring the Presumption of Innocence conference has been postponed to 31 August, and tickets are available from the ASF website = books yours today! The full conference website is here.
Last week, ASF made a submission to the Senate Inquiry into Excess Mortality (submission #15, downloadable here), outlining the problem itself and the actions we advise to investigate and address the continuing excess mortality observed in Australian communities.
In the Sunshine State, the Courier-Mail extensively quoted from our open letter in defence of Queensland chief health officer Dr John Gerrard. The letter by ‘respected boffins’ (that’s us) was in response to the paper’s article about a call for the sacking of Dr Gerrard by members of the Global Health Network.
As the WHO continues to urge member states to sign off on its pandemic preparedness agenda during the imminent World Health Assembly (27 May to 1 June – grab your popcorn and watch proceedings here), a recently published article argues that the WHO, the World Bank and the G20’s own policy documents don’t support the urgency-driven messaging around pandemics. There is rising opposition, especially against the WHO. You can support Prof Robyn Cosford’s attendance at the Geneva Project on 1 June.
As those in charge during the covid era continue to flee the ship while they still can, an article by Peter McCullough suggests the mRNA substances rolled out during covid can harm the immune system and accelerate the development of cancer. Only slowly, and one by one, Australian states are beginning to retract general covid vaccination mandates, while for certain professions they remain in place. Meanwhile, the fight against the covid jabs continues around the world. An elite French football player who had to prematurely end his career has decided to sue Pfizer and BioNTech over his alleged vaccine-related damage. In the US state of Arizona, the Republican Party has passed a resolution declaring the injections biological and technological weapons, while the New York Times ran a headline that would have been unthinkable not that long ago (‘Thousands believe covid vaccines harmed them. Is anyone listening?’). A recent Ramussen poll indicates that nearly 20% of Americans believe they know someone who died due to the covid shots. The US Department of Health and Human Services has accepted recommendations by the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic to defund the EcoHealth Alliance over alleged corruption, and Japan’s most senior oncologist condemned the covid injections in the strongest terms, saying they are responsible for over 2000 deaths in his country.
On the legal front, Victoria’s DPP has dropped charges against prominent freedom fighter Nick Patterson following a pre-trial hearing during which it was revealed that police, not Mr Patterson, were provoking the altercation in question and were using excessive force. A New Zealand covid-vaccine death case decision is a decidedly mixed bag for sense and justice. Meanwhile, a complaint has been lodged in the Federal Court against justice Helen Rofe who allegedly misbehaved by failing to disclose her ties to Pfizer before she dismissed Dr Julian Fidge’s lawsuit against the pharma giant. You can support the complaint by writing to your Senators and Members of Parliament. Sadly, it’s too late to do anything about Australia entering a Digital ID regime, as the Digital ID Bill has passed through parliament and will soon become law.
In further face-palming news, the Yale School of Medicine graduating class recently proved its mainstream indoctrination via its reactions to a spoof song performed by Francis Collins, and Anthony Fauci was just honoured with a Foreign Member fellowship from the UK-based elite academic club called the Royal Society, in spite of mounting evidence that he did not behave ethically during the covid era (but take heart – Jay Bhattacharya recently received an award too!). Also in the UK, not long after it was revealed that 51 cases have been lodged in the High Court against AstraZeneca by vaccine-damaged people, the company withdrew is covid shot globally, allegedly due to a decline in demand. Read this for a humorous take on this latter affair.
Finally, if you’re interested in the ongoing fraud and censorship issues, you might want to watch Epidemic of Fraud, and/or watch a series of UnHerd interviews here, here, here and here.
