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Dear family and friends, I hope this newsletter finds you well. Autumn is upon us and while the days are still beautiful and sunny, the coolness in the air cannot be denied. We are in the last months of 2025; a year of many emotions and much movement worldwide on land and control grabs. The end of hidden slavery must be nigh however as more and more of us become privy to knowledge previously understood only in scattered form. What is debt and where does "money" come from and who controls the illusion? These are just a few of the questions floating around in our collective consciousness along with "when does sh*t hit the fan (already)" and "is that a man or a woman"?
Of course, one of the questions at the top of our mind is "why is the judge taking so long?". You might recall from the last newsletter that we were given a second opportunity to argue against the review of covid-era mandates being mooted (tossed out) by the government of Nova Scotia. This was back in July and we were assured that a swift decision would follow. We all know that breaking the rules cannot be mooted in the same way that complaining about an order that is no longer in play can; the former is illegal from the start while the latter is time-boxed to the duration of the order. We have always asserted that the Chief Medical Officer of Health (CMOH) acted outside his legislated authority and that he knew (1) exactly what he was doing and (2) the covid injections prevented neither infection nor transmission. Pretty simple. But it has now been over two months since we re-asserted our arguments and the six month timeframe that the judiciary have to make a judgement has long since expired. Where does that leave the public who are dependent upon the judicial system being a timely creature? Stuck in time. However, Rome wasn't built in a day (etc etc) and we always knew we were in for the long game so we will keep at it and continue to put our time and energy into this very worthy cause; we are still Nova Scotians and parents so regardless of how quiet the battle may appear, rest assured that what and whom we determinedly fight for are as precious now as they were four years ago.
In addition to the judicial review, we are working diligently on two critical cases at the moment; one is in the Family Court and the other is in the Union arena (for a covid era mandate issue). Both will deliver strong results and facilitate much needed change in their respective areas. I won't go into any further detail on either case at the moment but I will say that the Union case is particularly juicy and that it is highly interesting that the Union in question is resisting admitting to the hard fact that no public health emergency was declared during the covid mandate era (or indeed ever). If they need proof of that fact, and were the judge to take judicial notice of such fact, they need not look any farther than FOIPOP #2024-02521-HEA: "A Public Health Emergency under the Health Protection Act has never been declared in Nova Scotia, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. The province declared a State of Emergency under the Emergency Measures Act in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. No Public Health emergency has ever been declared in Nova Scotia." In software development, there is a thing called an IF statement: IF situation a occurs then a certain thing happens ELSEIF situation b occurs, then a different thing happens (don't forget to close the IF statement 😉). Without the declaration and implementation of a public health emergency, the CMOH et al had no ability to use the section of the Health Protection Act that they ended up using against all Nova Scotians when they issued their ludicrous orders mandating proof of vaccination. So does that mean that the order mandating unionized employees to get jabbed or get lost was illegal from the start? F*ck yes. Fraud Vitiates Every Thing.
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