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Awaken India Movement brings together people who want to educate, uplift and spur collaborative and creative action, self-responsibility and awareness, about freedom of choice and basic human rights which are rapidly eroding. We present reliable information and resources, that are accessible to those with little scientific, legal or technical knowledge.
… the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Initially, this would happen through amendments to the International Health Regulations that could be passed as early as May 2023, with a simple majority vote by delegates to the WHO and with no parliamentary approval required from member states.
If passed, these amendments give the WHO Director-General (currently a Gates associate) powers to call potential or actual international health emergencies. Some proposed amendments – according to the WHO Review Committee itself – also change the nature of WHO recommendations from non-binding to legally binding, thereby allowing the WHO to officially mandate health-related measures. A …
… centralised, one world government run by an unelected, corporatist elite. In terms of health, the World Health Organisation is enjoining member nations to submit to amendments to the International Health Regulations and Pandemic Treaty/Accord/Instrument that, if passed, will trample on people’s inalienable rights and see member nations handing over health policies to the WHO: an unelected, majority privately funded organisation.
Dr Tess Lawrie, Steering Committee member of World Council for Health, says: “We don’t have to submit to the whims of a corporate cabal – we can just say ‘No’. There is a better way. The …
… that challenged the agenda, and emotional manipulation that replaced informed consent with coercion.
It has since become starkly clear that the so-called pandemic has been a Trojan Horse for unelected bodies to push their dystopian vision of a centralised, one-world system of government. In terms of health, the WHO’s proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations and Pandemic Treaty/Accord/Instrument threaten to undermine the individual’s inalienable rights and would see member nations handing over health policies to the WHO: an unelected, majority privately funded organisation.
In the face of this assault, World Council for Health …
… ivermectin is an appropriate treatment for COVID-19, declare such actions unlawful, and issue permanent injunctive relief enjoining the FDA from further engaging in such actions.”
The plaintiffs originally filed their lawsuit in June 2022 — after the FDA and corporate media spun up the narrative that ivermectin is used as a cattle dewormer and that anyone who prescribed or took the drug as a Covid treatment was an anti-science rube — but a U.S. district court denied their claim. In February 2023, the doctors appealed their case to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Multiple groups have filed …
Idaho pathologist Dr Ryan Cole, MD, who has been licensed in the state of Washington since 2007, is under fire from the Medical Commission in Washington state. Dr Cole has until January 30 to respond to the accusation that he violated state standards regarding Covid-19 and patient care by making “numerous false and misleading statements”, prescribing ivermectin, and more.
Washington’s state medical board initially opened the investigation in 2021. In the statement of charges, Dr Ryan Cole has been accused of making statements that “were harmful and dangerous to individual patients, generated mistrust in the medical profession and …
… take it with you
Always ask to pay with cash
Help those in need with cash
Pay for everything under a certain amount with cash
Give children pocket money in cash
Or try ‘Advanced’…
Ask a friend to join you in using cash
Draw enough cash out and live a whole day or week on it
Start a conversation with with businesses why they don’t accept cash – be prepared to walk out
Give cash when splitting a bill
Use your local bank
Try bartering
Note down how much you manage to spend in a week with cash
Where was …
… worship or spirituality or share meditation time.
Prepare a dinner for family and friends.
Visit an art gallery together.
Offer babysitting as a gift.
Offer IT support.
Do some gardening as a gift.
Sing a special song you all enjoy.
Offer a cup of tea and a conversation.
4. Gifting Above and Beyond
Random acts of kindness and of beauty
Also, consider giving to those you don’t know but who would appreciate your gift.
Gift an act of kindness to a homeless person – for example, create a care pack or provide a meal.
Gift a bird feeder and …
… the value of money can fluctuate wildly encouraging speculation and hurting the finance of ordinary people.
Impacts of Fiat Money can be Highly Damaging
Inflation
Central banks and governments control money. So they borrow more by printing more to pay for more. The extra money is funnelled through major banks who earn well out of this. Apart from building up debt for future generations, the extra money around leads to price inflation which is rarely matched by wage increases, making everyone poorer.
Your Money Loses Value
Values of your money can rise and fall dramatically, spurred on by quick-profiteering …
… into selling to them at a little or no profit. This can lead to over-farming, exhausting the soil to help them make a living.
In non-organic farming, harmful pesticides such as Glyphospate (eg Roundup) and genetically modified seeds are used, putting the health of farmers, consumers and the whole ecosystem at risk.
Shop wisely to help everyone
By choosing to shop locally and with smaller businesses, you can contribute to a stronger local economy and help create jobs in your community. Shop locally and with independent shops – even with a small portion of your weekly spend.
Food is …
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