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I give thanks
More than a dozen fractures later and a sprinkling of internal injuries, I feel great.
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March 2024

Breaking the silence
Here we are again
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February 2024

I feel strongly
Why we should be wary and step out
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Information is as rare as hen’s teeth
Ignorance will lead to passive agreement
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January 2024

Consultation opens on proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (2005)
We have not been informed. We have not been asked. The document is out of date.
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The language of tyranny
Davos meeting afterthought
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Consultation opens on proposed amendments to the WHO’s International Health Regulations
But they are out of date
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What if? And who to trust?
The biggest danger is that, if the WEF and WHO have their way with censorship, nobody will know what's really going on in the world.
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If Sir Geoffrey can’t answer questions about human rights, who can? Helen Clark?
New Zealand’s trusted expert on human rights, Sir Geoffrey Palmer, has nothing to say about the thorny issue about the WHO’s push for global control and…
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November 2023

Open letter to Sir Geoffrey Palmer
I hope this reaches you
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If you don’t like what happened during the past three years, expect worse to come
Fundamental human rights and freedoms are on the line
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Keri Molloy
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October 2023

Ratcheting up powers overseas while reducing our powers at home
NZ approval of the World Health Organisation’s proposed amendments to International Health Regulations looks like a done deal.
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