At 6:00pm on Monday, August 30th, approximately 500 people descended on Rosedale Park, just east of downtown Chilliwack, for a Free To Choose Rally against the BC Provincial government’s COVID-19 restrictions, mask mandates and mandatory injection orders for health workers.
“If you are capable of informed consent, you have the right to refuse consent. You can refuse or withdraw (stop) consent to health care for any reason, including religious or moral reasons. You have this right even if your decision puts your health or life in danger. Your decision must be respected.”
https://www.nidus.ca/PDFs/Nidus_Info_HCC_Your_Rights_and_the_Law.pdf
Word of the event spread by word of mouth and was, for the most part, kept off social media, proving people can still organize a large event without the help of Facebook and Twitter.
Below the video I’ve added links to other groups working to end the COVIDiocy here in British Columbia. Please support them if you can.
Action4Canada’s Freedom & Rights Declaration
https://action4canada.com/wp-content/uploads/Pastors-letter-to-Prov-Territory-Health-Officer-2-1.pdf
BC Supreme Court COVID-19 Constitutional Challenge by Canadian Society for the Advancement of Science in Public Policy
https://www.gofundme.com/f/bc-supreme-court-covid19-constitutional-challenge
- Canadian Society for the Advancement of Science in Public Policy, Part 1
- Canadian Society for the Advancement of Science in Public Policy, Part 2
Abolish Vaccine Program British Columbia Petition
Safer Shopping & Services Network Directory (Shows Businesses Requiring Masks)
https://safeshoppingnetwork.knack.com/directory#search-directory
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Christopher di ArmaniChristopher di Armani is a freedom-loving Amazon bestselling author and current events commentator from Lytton, BC, Canada, who strives to awaken the passion for liberty inside every human being.
I almost always agree with you sir but in this case i think we might not agree with the degree of agreement.
I entirely agree with a person’s right to choose, however we must also agree that you are not absolved of the consequences of your choices.
Just as I have the right to choose whether to vaccinate or wear a mask, so too must all private citizens or corporations have the right to deny me service or have nothing to do with me. I see no reason why a person without a vaccinne should feel entitled to (for instance) enter upon Wal-Mart’s private property if Wal-Mart doesn’t want you there.
I have no issue with you disagreeing with me, Rob, and I greatly appreciate your taking the time to share your disagreement with me.
If this virus had the lethality of ebola or something similar, we’d be on the same page. The problem is the data – the government’s actual numbers – do not add up to make this a dangerous pandemic worthy of destroying our society and economy.
If it was, governments would not need to bribe people to get the ‘vaccine’. They’d be lined up and kicking down the doors of clinics to get it. They’re not lining up for many reasons, one of which COVID – just like the regular flu – is typically deadly only for the very old and those with serious health issues.
I also have a massive privacy issue with the government’s plan. Provincial and federal law all clearly state my medical records are none of anyone else’s business. But that’s an entirely different story that I’ll write more on at a later date.
There are a ton of reputable sources out there that lead to my position that we should not be making jabs necessary to keep a job or buy groceries.
I agree with Rob but would go one step further. If you do not have a really valid reason such as a medical exemption then one should not expect to get treatment. I have had several relatives suffer from this virus and after treatment have recovered.
Time will tell.
Right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty. Similarly, right to be presumed healthy until proven sick.
To you guys saying there should be consequences to not getting the nonvax (not a real vaccine as it does not prevent you catching the wuhan flu), sure, if I get someone sick and they die, come after me. Until then, I would ask you to treat me like I am not an aids patient or typhoid Mary by default.
Walmart can certainly stop me from going in, as long as the govt is not preventing other businesses from accepting non-jabbed / unmasked ppl.
Freedom of choice. I will go where I am wanted. Will discrimination by private businesses also extend to other things (e.g. cold, flu, herpes, lice, political affiliation, race)?
Also, if you want to prevent me from getting medical treatment, then refund me all the tax money that I have paid that went toward “free” healthcare and I will get private health care. Thanks.