Societies will be judged by how they treated the most vulnerable

Baby Will in New Zealand is now the victim of medical kidnap. We need eyes on this story from around the world!

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last few weeks, you have most likely heard about Baby Will, one of a set of twin boys who was born with a congenital heart problem requiring surgery.

So far, this is not an uncommon story.

Where it starts to get a bit tricky is that Baby Will’s parents, having heard about problems with blood transfusions from people who have received the experimental COVID jab and not wanting their already ill son to be exposed to unnecessary risks, requested that the blood used during his surgery come from someone who hadn’t gotten the jab.

This is not a crazy or illogical request, as you can see and hear from the information below (click image to watch this child’s parent tell his story on Rumble):

Baby Will’s parents had already arranged with donors who have been screened. They were ready willing and able to donate blood for baby Will’s surgery. This should have been a non-issue.

Except for the fact that when you are operating from a position of tyrannical control, even one person not obeying ‘orders’ cannot be tolerated!

The hospital went to court and some judge who obviously doesn’t understand or care about parental rights and the fact that parents will ALWAYS care more about their child than any medical doctor or lawyer, made this child a ward of the state so that the hospital can perform the surgery and use tainted blood to do so.

Here is a thread on Twitter that follows the story very carefully.

There is also a fundraiser that has been set up to help pay for the legal costs this family has suffered and continues to suffer going forward.

What is needed now, I believe, is everyone around the world to become informed about this story and to contact Andrew Little, the Minister for health:

a.little@ministers.govt.nz

Phone

+64 4 817 8707

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern:

j.ardern@ministers.govt.nz

Phone

+64 4 817 8700

The Minister for Children, Kelvin Davis:

k.davis@ministers.govt.nz

Phone

+64 4 817 8702

Tell these three people what you feel about what has been done to Baby Will and his family. Your letter does not need to be long - but it needs to be quick! Especially if you live outside of New Zealand, it is vitally important for the government and health bureaucrats to know that they are under observation and will be judged by the outcome of Will’s surgery and recovery.

As a mother of 4 myself, I can’t even imagine what I would have felt had this happened to any one of my children. We don’t own our children - they are only lent to us until they are able to strike out in the world on their own. But I can tell you outright and without any question that decisions that affect the health, education and wellbeing of my children - when they were. minors - should never have been in the hands of any government authority.

Look at your own children or grandchildren and think about how you would feel were this to happen to you! Then, take 10. minutes to take action that might help. And by all means, share this post widely.

PS - I will be following up with some of my NZ counterparts to see if there are other steps we can take to help this family. I will let you know what I find out.