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I live in a small rural village in England. They installed a 5g mast not more than 200ft from my house a few months ago. At the same time, they also installed a surveillance camera on a lamp post at the entrance to the village. The nearest town has also been liberally decorated with these devices. Very worrying. The whole world is being set up as a prison with an increasingly sick population it seems.

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“Invisible Rainbow” has been on my reading list for a while, so thank you for the reminder.

“The harmful effects have been known for almost as long – and yet remain largely ignored.”

This sounds like what the tobacco industry managed to achieve for decades before the true harms of cigarette smoking finally became known to the public. I wonder if there’s any chance of a class action suit similar to what occurred on behalf of smokers.

Tess, I published a poem on New Year’s to inaugurate the Year of Accountability, and I have been taken aback by the response:

• “Mistakes Were NOT Made: An Anthem for Justice” (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/mistakes-were-not-made-an-anthem)

I attempted to encapsulate what has transpired over the past three years as concisely as I could (turned out to be 333 words) along with pertinent links for those who wish to travel down those rabbit-holes.

I think people appreciate having the totality of COVID tyranny condensed into such a small space in a way that can be easily shared with others.

This poem grew out of a conversation about Mike Yeadon regarding our concerns about people in our community using terms like “bungled,” “blunder,” and “incompetence.” This is the framing the perpetrators want us to adopt because it lets them off the hook for intentional crimes against humanity. We instead need to use language that emphasizes their culpability (taking a queue from Ron DeSantis’s successful “COVID theater” framing, I thought of “COVID crimes” and “COVID criminals,” but I welcome other ideas).

I would appreciate your helping me share this poem with the medical freedom community and encouraging people to carefully consider their words and the implications those words convey so we can select language that serves the causes of truth and, ultimately, justice.

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