Our Day at the Better Way Conference in Bath

World Council for Health

Our Day at the Better Way Conference in Bath- reflections.

“As I reflected upon the day I realised that I had  met some of the people who had shed light on my path through their medical and scientific knowledge, I saw again that people mattered to them and I learnt again that in medicine the one size fits all approach doesn’t work. It was a privilege to meet people who have taken a stand for right doing and I saw people who are still being bold and courageous”-Lorraine Mccarthy

And people who have spoken in support of freedom, personal choice and  bodily autonomy. Many of whom have had their careers ended and lifetime earned reputations  destroyed and many have had life changing experiences.

The overarching themes were exit the WHO, the right to freedom, opposition to globalists, opposition to mandates, take control of your own health and well being.

But first we visited the historic sites of Bath-the Roman baths, the Royal Crescent and Bath Abbey on the Saturday.

After a circuitous route we found the venue! In the queue We met  Heiko Schoening, the German doctor who had predicted the planned pandemic in 2019 and who was arrested quite brutally at Speakers corner and denied access to eg his phone. Here he is being interviewed briefly at Bath by Professor Norman Fenton.

Explosive short interview with Heiko Schoening

Tess Lawrie ,

the co founder of the World Council for Health introduced Richard Vobes an outspoken critic of government policies as the host and having outlined the programme—each of the three sessions had 9 ten minute speakers!-he introduced Robert Kennedy by video link.

Mr Kennedy quoted Dr Henderson who led the team which eradicated smallpox, he spoke forcibly against lockdowns, quoting him as saying “lockdowns are the worst thing you can do, they don’t work, you isolate the sick”

It is worth noting Henderson’s words

“A World Health Organization (WHO) Writing Group, after reviewing the literature and considering contemporary international experience, concluded that “forced isolation and quarantine are ineffective and impractical”

“Experience has shown that communities faced with epidemics or other adverse events respond best and with the least anxiety when the normal social functioning of the community is least disrupted. Strong political and public health leadership to provide reassurance and to ensure that needed medical care services are provided are critical elements. If either is seen to be less than optimal, a manageable epidemic could move toward catastrophe.”

He urged rejection of globalism and tyranny.

Mark Devlin, a former renowned DJ spoke on the music industry’s messaging to our young saying that changing young people’s ideas began in the mid 1950s

Professor Dolores Cahill, an internationally renowned molecular geneticist and lawyer spoke about the importance of knowing your rights, she reminded the audience that the right to freedom is “inalienable” and as such was not given to us by anyone and so cannot be taken away.

Andrew Bridgen

“it is great to speak to an audience, one which didn’t get up and leave as soon as I started speaking!”

He spoke about the failures of our current democratic process, the lack of accountability and the removal of free speech (freedom to travel was mentioned in the following discussion, ULEZ zones, 15 minute cities)

Melissa Cuinai from N.Ireland spoke about the dangers of digital currency and the capacity of the authorities to control our purchases and travel.

James Corbett, a leading investigative journalist added humour to the event.

Dr Mark Trozzi, a member of the organising committee of “taking sovereignty of our own health”. He is another facing disciplinary procedures by his medical board for spreading “misinformation” and unprofessional conduct, he too has lost his position.

James Roguski appeared by video link, he has carried out extensive research into the WHO (his Substack is top notch, filled with research details

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Dr Tess Lawrie then addressed some concerns-in outlining the role of the WCH , she said that there was no need for another centralised organisation and spoke of the WCH “as being an international grassroots initiative involving people”

In this context she announced the establishment of autonomous WCHs in 7 countries, the general aim being to take health “down” to local level.

And then it was lunch. We had ours in the sunshine in the square with a fellow attendee and we swapped pet dog tales.

Session 2 opened with Japanese Doctor Atsuo Yanigasawa who spoke of the treatment for radiation after Hiroshoma and Fukushima incident. He emphasised the importance of vitamin C and D3 and of Zinc, Magnesium and Selenium.

Reggie Littlejohn was another whose through her personal tragedy changed her life, as a lawyer she had defended a Chinese woman wrt China’s forced abortion policy-she was a fascinating and powerful advocate for human rights. She spoke about the dangers of the One World Commission, esp Article 5.7(d). Read her story here.

Dr Shadnam Palesa Mohamed, a human rights activist, was outstanding, she spoke about the 14 trillion dollars-the cost of the war in Afghanistan, a third of which went to defence contractors.

Kim Witczak is a member of the FDA Psychopharmacologic Drugs Advisory Committee.  She became involved following the death of her husband after taking a drug which he had been told was safe and effective. She is a consumer representative on the FDA and challenges their safety and testing protocols. She called for a separation of the financing , the testing and the regulation procedures.

Fahrie Hassan is a Molecular Biologist with an MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology and Immunology, he has investigated the inter connected structures -WHO, WEF, big Pharma, Gavi and many more and demonstrated the web of self interest. The title of his talk says it all. Follow the Money: Conflicts of Interest with Fahrie Hassan

We met Dr Meryl Naas, she epitomizes the integrity and courage of those who have refused to be silenced at great personal cost-fighting for the retention of her medical licence has so far cost her $500,000 and her means of earning a living. Summed up in these 4 lines.

Testimony of Meryl Nass, MD before the Health Committee

11 Jan 2022 — “Let me say, first, that no matter what claims have been made regarding these vaccines, they are not "safe and effective.”

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We had a chat with Dr Piere Kory who was running a session on how to help vaccine injured.

Session 3 was mostly about alternative approaches It opened with SimonManotti who interviewed and collaborated with Eric Clapton after Clapton asserted that the vaccination had damaged his guitar playing hand.

Dr Simon Goddeik has been a multi suspended/censored medic who has repeatedly named the greatest global offenders and corrupt scientists.

Dan Aston Gregory said it is time to act, our freedom is in our hands and in our heart.

Throughout Neil Oliver spun his articulate and gracious narrative.

Once again let me say, it was a privilege to meet, greet and hear many who have spoken in support of freedom, personal choice and  bodily autonomy. Many of whom have had their careers ended and lifetime earned reputations  destroyed and many have had life changing experiences. I should add, the organisation, the production and the running were superb. An inspirational time and we are grateful to all involved.

The full list is here

The World Council for Health is here

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