2851-2852: So Now, Will Canada Be Allowed.... from Lincoln County Watch
By Anna Von Reitz
As
we have seen for years now, the criminals have been allowed to come out
and play in broad daylight, because all the expensive and mostly
useless government agencies have been misdirected and misinformed right
along with local police forces.
And
the problem with this, aside from the fact that we are paying for
something we aren't getting, and receiving something that is detrimental
to us, instead---- is that in such an environment, crime spreads like a
disease. Criminality, criminal thought processes, lying, cheating,
bullying, exploitation--- all these evils flourish until people take
them for granted.
In
such an environment, people commit heinous crimes and are so ignorant
and inured to crime that they don't even know that they are committing
crimes.
Like the County Governments in Oklahoma keeping "Kickback Books" back in the 1980's, only much, much worse.
The
last few days I've explained the importance and value of the Nuremberg
Code restrictions on forced medical procedures--- Article 6, Sections 1
and 3, are especially clear and adamant.
Some people have questioned--- does the Nuremberg Code apply to us? Yes, it does.
Because
every State of the Union is a nation-state, relationships, agreements
and contracts between states are of an international character and take
place under international law. The same is true of interactions with the
Federal Subcontractors. They are all foreign with respect to the
States and interactions with them take place under international law.
So
the Nuremberg Code, God bless it, does apply. And it does forbid
non-consensual medical procedures and therapies in all cases where
people are able to receive full disclosure and either grant or refuse to
grant their consent.
Canada
was an official Ally in the Second World War and Party to the Nuremberg
Trials and signatory to the resulting Nuremberg Code, yet today we are
told that Justin Trudeau is instituting a forced program of vaccination
in Canada.
The
question is, will Trudeau's Government be allowed to take this action
which is flagrantly in violation of the Nuremberg Code and flagrantly
criminal in nature? Or will the members of the United Nations call,
"Foul!" and stand up against this gross trespass against basic
individual human rights?
Remember,
always, that no claim of "emergency" stands against the Public Law,
meaning that Trudeau cannot lawfully or legally claim any Ultra Vires
right or regulatory authority based on the existence of any purported
emergency, including a public health emergency.
If
Canadians didn't explicitly give Trudeau authority to wipe their butts,
he doesn't have that authority and can't exercise it. He can't wipe
their noses, either. And he can't "require" any vaccinations. He also
can't threaten to deny or to withhold any common right, like the right
to travel or to have access to public facilities, in order to coerce
consent to forced vaccinations.
The
ball is in the air. Will the world sink into complete, utter, abject
criminality at the hands of dictatorial corporate CEOs, or will we all
wake up and shove it down their throats?
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The Death of Bill and Granna's Gift List
By Anna Von Reitz
Bill ran our hometown liquor store
for at least 30 years. He was always quiet and alert and helpful, no-nonsense,
but kindly. He kept an eye on the kids in the parking lot, did his bit for
public safety, and carried on his business in a tidy, understated way that
everyone appreciated. And now, he's gone.
Bill died of plain old bronchial
pneumonia. It developed this fall as soon as the fall rains set in and the
humidity spectrum changed to cold/wet outdoors and dry/dusty indoors. For many
people of a certain age, this annual shift in humidity factors is hard to take.
Many of us still haven't learned the
advantages of a simple indoor humidifier backed up with a few drops of essential
oil.
Many elders can't afford an expensive
home-scale air purification system, either. So they suffer. And they die.
Dry, dusty indoor air dries out our
mucous membranes and makes them much less effective in filtering out harmful
bacteria, fungal spores, viruses, and other pathogens.
Then we walk out the door in the
fall, and Mother Nature is having a full scale party for all the decay bacteria
and molds and spores and debris that comes with rain and leaf litter.
Combine the two factors and logic
prevails.
People have a much higher incidence
of respiratory illnesses in fall, winter, and spring --- the so-called "indoor
season" or, more to the point, "flu season" of the year, and this is true
despite all the maladies of summer hay fever and other seasonal allergies that
cause a respiratory ruckus in summer, too.
If you are one of those, who, like
me, have spent your lives sneezing because you are allergic to all dust,
including paper dust, or suffer from chronic sinus infections, you are probably
reading this and nodding, because the liturgy of the dust and humidity cycles is
all too-familiar.
Like most men, I am sure that Bill
didn't think a lot about indoor air quality. I was never in his store long
enough to think much about it, either, yet in retrospect, the large beer and
wine coolers were probably a happy habitat for many kinds of molds, and the
west-facing door must have brought in a lot of dust along with the prevailing
wind.
And this summer Bill began wearing a
mask, like so many people faced with the task of serving the germaphobic public.
That trapped the dust and bacteria from his own mouth and recycled everything
and reduced the amount of oxygen in his system. Imperceptibly, he grew weaker
day by day.
Many elders don't take proper care of
their teeth and don't know that their own mouth is the Number One source of the
bacterial infections they face.
I saw Bill the day before he died. He
hunched over the cash register more than usual, but his voice was as strong and
"can do" as ever, and I didn't really look at him closely. The next day in the
afternoon, he simply keeled over. Too much fluid in the lungs. And he was gone.
Later, we all learned that he had
been suffering from walking pneumonia and had been battling it for over a month.
Pneumonia is the real killer among
non-chronic respiratory illnesses, and it is far more common than we think. It
is exacerbated by restricting the flow of air, poor air quality, airborne
pathogens, and by concentrating and re-breathing bacteria-laden air as many
people are now doing.
Take a look at the attached report on
the role of bacterial pneumonia contributing to the death toll mistakenly
attributed to the Spanish Influenza, co-authored by none other than Dr. Fauci.
[Facebook friends will have to visit my website, www.annavonreitz.com
, to read the research
paper.]
So, what can you do to make sure you
don't end up like Bill?
1. Buy yourself a simple ultrasonic
humidifier. These are inexpensive and widely available and you simply choose
them according to how much space you need to humidify. Units will typically
cover anything from 250 square feet to 1000 square feet. Add water and keep it
clean and it can add comfort and years to your life. You can also do what
Grandma did, and boil an open kettle of salt water on the back of the stove,
though this is not nearly as constant as a supply source of water vapor and
costs more energy-wise.
2. Buy a bottle or two of
germ-killing essential oil online or from a health food store. Many essential
oils have germ-killing properties, including all the citrus oils, peppermint,
eucalyptus, lavender, and the bad boy, oregano oil. During the holidays, you
might use balsam fir, cinnamon, or a touch of cloves. Adding a few drops to your
humidifier will boost the germ killing and nose protecting benefits.
3. Don't obstruct your airways and
access to fresh air. Once or twice a day, open a door or window, even in cold
weather, and let fresh air into the house.
4. Pay attention to oral hygiene. I
use a mixture of coconut oil and oil of cloves (just a few drops) that works
miracles as a mouthwash. I also use an electric toothbrush which is hard to get
used to, but well-worth the expense and effort-- and the tiny little gum brushes
are now available to use like toothpicks, and dental floss, of course. Taking
care of your mouth and teeth pays many, many health dividends including reduced
respiratory infections.
5. If your house or budget doesn't
allow for a conventional air purification system, consider "growing your own".
Spider plants, also known as Mother plants, are super-effective natural air
cleaners, as well as providing a high quality source of indoor oxygen. They are
among the hardiest and least fussy houseplants to grow, and they multiply like
crazy, so there are always abundant new plants to replenish your stocks and to
give away.
6. Another health and safety tool
that can improve everyone's health this winter, is an electric blanket or heated
throw. These are safe, inexpensive, and can reduce temperature shock. We all
know what it is like to sleep in a warm bed versus sleeping in a cold bed. It
takes a while for a bed to warm up naturally, and takes body heat that may be
needed -- especially for elders, and especially for anyone battling a
respiratory infection.
Simply turning on an electric blanket
for a few minutes while you are doing your nightly bathroom routine will warm up
your bed and make it an effortless pleasure to slip under the covers.
So, if you have a child or an elder
you love, consider giving them a gift of good health and comfort this winter.
They may look at you kinda funny, but when you explain the benefits and help
them get used to using these simple tools, you can all look forward to a more
comfortable and healthier winter.
Granna's 2020 Gift List: (1)
Ultrasonic humidifiers; (2) Essential oils; (3) Electric toothbrushes; (4)
Houseplants; (5) Electric blankets or throws; (6) Winter boots with built-in ice
grips (the kind that won't harm floors); (7) Environmentally friendly ice
melter; (8) Snow removal services; (9) Home weather stations; (10) Wholetones
Music (promotes health of plants and animals); (11) Indoor exercise equipment --
light hand and ankle weights, resistance bands, balance boards, etc. (12)
ergonomic pillows to promote healthy sleep and proper neck support; (13) LED
Deitz-type lanterns you can carry easily; (14) warm socks, hand muffs, hats with
ear-flaps; (15) roomy vests with pockets; (16) daylight spectrum LED reading and
desk lights; (17) Fresh spices and dried herbs and Himalayan pink salt; (18)
Fresh raw nuts -- walnuts, pecans, almonds, hazelnuts, cashews, pistachios; (20)
dried organic fruits --- raisins, plums, apricots, cranberries, mango.
Now, these are, admittedly, Granna
Gifts --- of the sort you probably got from your own Grandma every year, along
with a sock monkey. Nothing too flashy or memorable, the sort of solid
inconspicuous things (like Grandma herself) that simply contribute in a humble
way to your health, to your comfort, and to your safety.
Better air quality, better oral
hygiene, and sufficient warmth are, along with a healthy diet, clean water, and
sufficient exercise, the pillars of good health and well-being that children
need to establish in their lives and which elders need to revisit on a regular
basis.
This winter, let Christmas last all
winter. Wrap everyone up in your love. And remember that a gift doesn't have to
be big, expensive, or flashy to be packed full of meaning and blessings.
I'll miss Bill. Everyone in our small
community is grieving the loss in one way or another. We will miss his steady,
reliable service, his long open hours, the convenience of being able to "run
down to the corner store", his cheerful signage, his droll sense of humor and
willingness to laugh at the absurdities of the world. We will remember how he
lost his only child, a daughter, a few years back. How the whole community
sucked in its breath over the pain that caused him. In a world full of change
and uncertainty, Bill and his little store, Big Lake Liquor, were comforting
constants. Now, he's gone and the door is closed. Hail and farewell, old friend.
We are all a little lesser for his
passing and the loss of yet another small town Mom and Pop private
business.
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