It's all about community...and education. Forest of the Fallen spreads around Australia. Will the world follow?
The power of an individual's story cannot be underestimated!
I have discussed the Forest of the Fallen here before. These are posters with a picture (usually) and story of a person who has been injured or killed by the experimental, gene-modifying COVID jab (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZenica or Novavax).
Each story is on a separate bamboo stick and together, they are displayed - usually in a park - where people walking by can see them, read them and understand what devastation these jabs are really causing. These are the stories of our children, our siblings, our parents, our friends and our acquaintances.
You can hear about a million people being injured or killed without really understanding what that actually means. But read the stories and see the faces for yourself…and your life and your attitude will be changed.
Community Driven for the benefit of the community
Coordinated from the website - The Forest of the Fallen - this movement is growing every day. In some ways, that is an indictment of our government that is actively involved in covering up the harm their policies are causing. In another way, it is so inspiring to see people gathering to share information and support in such a public and loving way!
Yesterday, I was blessed to spend 4 hours among just such a group of people. Organised by Nina who is one of the major movers and shakers in the Murwillumbah, NSW area, 17 of us gathered together to laminate, assemble and create our forest which will be displayed every weekend from Tweed Heads South to Ballina and perhaps Grafton.
When the VaxXed Bus toured Eastern Victoria and Tasmania recently, we had a mini Forest on board of somewhere between 45 and 60 stories. Wherever they were set up, people would read and be moved by them.
Now, thanks to the hard work of Selkie in Tasmania who has gathered these stories together, Jab Injuries Australia who have provided a venue for people to report and the Australian Vaccination-risks Network who have provided funding for this most recent Forest (and hopefully will be supporting more in the near future), these events are spreading and growing across the country.
Here is the most recent map of locations where these displays can be found according to the Forest of the Fallen website.
As you can see, many major centres have already established a Forest group. They are run by dedicated volunteers who set up their displays in cities, towns and rural areas of Australia.
If you would like to be involved in helping this initiative, please visit the Forest of the Fallen Website and ask them how you can help. This is a non-profit venture but as I said earlier, the AVN is happy to help financially where they can.
If you have had a reaction to a COVID jab, please make sure you report it to the Government using this link and also consider sharing your story via Jab Injuries Australia. If you know of someone else who has reacted, sharing this information with them could be really helpful for them and also for others!
One more thing. There is no reason why this sort of initiative should be limited to Australia. Deaths and injuries from vaccines and COVID jabs are sadly occurring worldwide. France has had some very large displays but I haven’t seen something like this in other areas.
If you are interested in starting something where you live, contact the organisers via the website address linked above. I’m sure they would be happy to help in any way they can.
Meryl – I applaud the work of the AVN. However, there are some issues that it would be advisable for you to address. Firstly, there should be no impediments to operating a website providing information only, however once donations are solicited from the general public, a whole new set of laws come into play about how the funds are to be managed and used. The AVN website does not address the issue. I suggest that you get advice about this.
Secondly, the ‘Forest of the Fallen’ website does not have any supporting information that relates to its legal standing as an organisation in Australian law that is operating within Australian jurisdictions. The name is not registered with ASIC. The ‘fine print’ information that is provided on the website all relates to U.S. law – which has no applicability here. This is despite the fact that the photos/map etc all clearly relate to Australian activities. Once again, I suggest that whoever is running ‘Forest of the Fallen’ in Australia should obtain legal advice – at the very least to ensure that volunteers are properly protected. There needs to be a statement to this effect on their website.
Lastly – I note that the ‘Forest of the Fallen’ website cites a quote from the Dalai Lama in support of its activities. If nothing else, the catastrophe wrought by forcing the mRNA genetic agent injectables onto an unsuspecting population over the last three years have ripped away the green curtains on many false media constructs that were not previously visible to most people. I suggest that whoever is managing the ‘Forest of the Fallen’ organisation should familiarise themselves with Mathew Crawford’s ‘Rounding the Earth’ Substack newsletter that was published today. Its title is: “The Dalai Lama Glitch in the Matrix”. I don’t know if what it says is true or not – but I have noted in the past how much the talking heads of the corporate media and Hollywood ‘celebs’ etc all fawn over ‘His Holiness the Dalai Lama’, and how his appearances and utterances seem to be treated with such exaggerated respect – to such an extent that one can only be suspicious that they are carefully stage managed media events. For this reason, I suggest that it is worth ‘Forest of the Fallen’ taking the information on this topic in the ‘Rounding the Earth’ Substack article into consideration…