PUSHING a stick up a child’s nose while holding that same child down by force is abuse, even torture. And that’s just what two callous, plastic covered female goons did on a short video that’s gone viral and which has been received by Cairns News.
Forcing any object into any person against his or her will is assault. The child in this case appears to have a mother or carer (the short Asian woman) who seems to be clueless as to the gravity of the situation. That’s why in common law, we have this right called informed consent.
We don’t know where this atrocity took place, but the plastic covered health nannies both appear to be European. To make matters worse, after assaulting the boy they callously turn their back on him, appearing preoccupied with getting their precious sample ready to be processed.
Two other issues here are the well known fraudulent nature of PCR testing (or is it just DNA gathering for Chinese biotech firms?) and the needless testing of children who are the least vulnerable of any age group to corona virus infections.
God help the children if the COVID fascists start to vaccinate them with the vile mRNA concoctions. Incidentally, in common law jurisdictions like Australia, Canada, the US, UK and New Zealand, parents can exercise the right on informed consent on behalf of their children.
Muslims come off second best: three carted off in an ambulance to hospital
Michael Smith writes:
“Whilst in Baghdad, I was fortunate to spend some time with SECDET IX, the detachment charged with the responsibility of the security of the Australian Embassy Staff. It was made up of Military Policemen, Infantry from 3rd Battalion (Airborne), Royal Australian Regiment and the 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment, Queensland Mounted Infantry as well as support personnel from other corps such as Royal Australian Signals Corps, Royal Australian Intelligence Corps and Royal Australian Army Catering Corps.”
“Commanding the detachment was 38 year old Major Kyle Tyrell. Major Tyrell grew up in Essendon in Victoria and spent over a decade in the Army serving in 1 RAR, 2 RAR, 3 RAR, 6 RAR, 2 Commando Company, 8/7 Battalion, Royal Victorian Rifles, the Combat Training Centre and Army Headquarters. During this time, he took five years off and returned to civilian life where he had a complete change of pace and completed a Masters of Business Administration. He worked as a management consultant and owned his own company building yachts. He spent time sailing around the world with his wife.
“After returning to the Army, he served in the Solomon Islands and then in Iraq in 2006 as SECDET Commander, a role for which he received a Commendation for Distinguished Service in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list for outstanding leadership in action.”
The debt clock at mid-day 20 Jan 2023 was $ 8,793,694,584,359. Not bad for just 25 Million people in the hands of a corrupt, duopoly system of government. For January 1973 the debt clock was at $458, 231,678,732 with just 13.4 million people. Just the management your family business needs.
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