Please try to attend this online hearing tomorrow - link in the article below

Are Pfizer and Moderna COVID jabs Unapproved GMOs? Tomorrow at 11 AM, you will be able to watch the judgement handed down

The following information is from Katie Ashby-Koppens, who, along with an esteemed legal team, has been working on the case of JULIAN FIDGE v PFIZER AUSTRALIA PTY LTD & ANOR filed in July last year.

The assertion is that both Pfizer and Moderna jabs are GMOs and were required to be approved by the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator (OGTR) before being injected into anyone.

You can read about the information surrounding the case at this link.

The human genome might be permanently altered!

The government has made an application to have this case dismissed.

Tomorrow is the day the Judge will hand down a decision as to whether this will go ahead or not.

Eyes wide open

It is vitally important that the judge in this case is aware of the huge amount of interest from the general public in their decision.

One way we can demonstrate that we care about the outcome, justice, health, and our freedom is by showing up online. Even if you’re at work, join via your phone and just leave it running in the background. The number of views will show what we are watching.

Here are Katie Ashby-Koppen’s instructions on how to join:

The court's confirmed the following link will grant you access to the YouTube channel for the Federal Court: https://www.youtube.com/user/FederalCourtAus

Shortly prior to the listing, a link will populate on the Federal Court’s YouTube channel to observe the judgment delivery at 11am AEDT 1 March 2024.

This information needs to be shared as widely as possible. And you do not need to be in Australia to view the decision. Anyone, anywhere in the world, can show up.

If you think that a large overseas interest won’t have an effect, you’d be wrong.

Please help by showing up, sharing and urging others to do the same.

See you tomorrow, and my last request is that we pray as hard as we know how for justice to be done. The win in QLD was fantastic - can we add another victory to that one?