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By Olivia Pierson As the case of Baby Will has loomed in the public eye all around the world, two New Zealand women boldly came forward to pledge their formidable talents, love and indefatigable commitment to the Savage-Reeve family who found themselves walking through the valley of the shadow of death. Sue Grey and Liz Gunn have simply been magnificent. Sue dropped everything on her busy schedule to give Cole Reeve and Samantha Savage-Reeve, Baby Will’s parents, legal representation as our power hungry state moved to remove their medical guardianship over their son. Liz also dropped everything to become the family’s advocate, guardian angel and spokeswoman for a case which should never have been brought against two such loving parents in the first place. After the family reached out for urgent help, Sue and Liz swiftly went to work for them on all fronts. Liz conducted many interviews so the family could tell their version of what had transpired: they wanted a go-ahead with the heart surgery Baby Will so desperately needs but with blood transfusions of unvaccinated blood only, donated by a large pool of unvaccinated people offering up their own. But Health NZ and the New Zealand Blood Service were so put-out by this easily doable request that they blocked the surgery by seeking legal action instead to take guardianship off Will’s parents. Talk about wasting precious time! This disgusting act of state health tyranny lording it over a couple already going through hell ignited the attention and passions of New Zealand’s highly engaged freedom movement. Many swung into action on their respective platforms - Voices for Freedom, NZDSOS, The BFD, Counterspin Media, the Daily Examiner, the Daily Telegraph NZ, Horus Media along with empathetic fellow citizens gathering outside Auckland’s High Court in complete solidarity with the family. Candlelight vigils have been held all over the country - I was present at the one outside Auckland Hospital on Monday night. Liz spoke to us before leaving to get some much needed sleep - she had already conducted a twelve-hour live broadcasting feat on Counterspin called the Truth-a-thon (from 10am to 10pm of the previous day) in order to raise money and awareness for Baby Will’s case. Her emotional energy and commitment is nothing short of miraculous - and I for one will not let this woman’s compelling heroism go unsung. The second hearing before a judge yesterday, Tuesday 6th December, resulted in a deferred decision and we are currently awaiting his judgement with our hearts in our mouths. After this long day in court, Sue Grey showed up for an intimate talk with Voices for Freedom Ponsonby - and anyone else who wanted to come and hear her speak. Sue’s style is inspirational: objective, focused, professional, gracious and just thoroughly personable. She stood on a little stage in a very full, roomy bar with a microphone talking about all things freedom related until 9pm - from her travels among the freedom community in certain European cities to the court case she is now involved with (the parts she can talk about). I was struck by her comment that after her travels in Europe meeting leaders from some of their various freedom movements, she said that NZ’s pushback and organisational capacities are phenomenal and way ahead of the game. She also mentioned that one thing was crystal clear to her, when we step forward together to peacefully push back with right on our side, the regime takes a big step back. Together we are mighty and we must keep the pressure on until the inevitable critical mass takes over. So this piece is a shout-out to all the beautiful bad-ass women of our little country who are acting to not let tyranny stand and who are doing mighty things in the name of liberty and human flourishing for us all: Sue Grey, Liz Gunn, Lynda Wharton of the Health Forum NZ, Libby Jonson, Alia Bland and Claire Deeks of Voices for Freedom, Kirstin Murfitt for her detailed legal head and profoundly courageous heart (she’s assisting Sue Grey with the Baby Will case, among other things), Carlene Louise of Sovereign Hikoi of Truth who is always ready with her support and beautiful prayers, Chantelle Baker who has always been on the frontline and receives a considerable amount of vicious criticism and government censorship (though she’s got this!), Hannah Spierer of Counterspin Media, another gutsy Kiwi woman under direct and disgusting targeted persecution from our government - and to all the many other women valiantly fighting for our way of life behind the scenes in their own individual capacities. I salute you all. You are heroines of the highest order and I’m enormously proud to call you my countrywomen!
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By Olivia Pierson This New Zealand story of a thoughtful and loving family up against the cold, hard machinery of state health control is nothing short of infuriating to those who still have a pulse, let alone a semblance of spleen. I can only imagine the distress that the Savage-Reeve family are going through as they find themselves summoned to Auckland’s High Court with their medical guardianship over their son, Baby Will, hanging in the balance. This is the result of New Zealand’s government health authorities smugnorantly thinking they have more rights than parents do over decisions surrounding a sick child and his immediate medical treatment. What the Savage-Reeve family are currently going through is not an ethical “conundrum,” as the NZ Herald today claims, it is a clear ethical perversion of medical individual rights being brutally overridden by the State. Baby Will is a sick little fellow whose parents want him to have the recommended treatment - open heart surgery at four months old. But the family do not want Baby Will to be given any blood transfusions which are drawn from blood banks where a majority of donors have been injected with the experimental Covid-19 jabs. The Savage-Reeve’s have managed to steer their family clear of the C-19 jab in the last two years and do not want its possible complications transfused into their tiny son. The risks of doing this are not truly known or even yet gathered, but the medical profession in this case cockily lay claim to it being “safe” repeating “that there is no evidence that this represents any risk.” That’s just plausible deniability bullshit. Concerning Covid-19′s spike protein, New Zealand Blood Service said it was present in “vanishingly small quantities” in the blood of some people for the first two weeks after vaccination. “It is not found in the blood after this time period has passed. There is no evidence that this represents any risk to recipients.” These are the same professionals who nodded along with the original messaging that the spike protein stays in the deltoid muscle, only to be proven wrong when it was discovered that it flowed freely into every single organ in the body, with high concentrations in the liver, spleen, bone marrow, adrenal glands and ovaries. And we know without dispute that it can damage the heart. The Covid-19 “vaccination” is a mass medical experiment. I’ve never heard anyone who can seriously refute that simple assertion. Inarguably, jabs in every arm were rolled out without the usual 3,5,7 - 10 year data - now we’re going to pay the price. For damn good reasons multitudes of Kiwis mistrust what the medical profession state to be “safe and effective”: three years of outright fear propaganda, weird and manipulative coercion to be injected en masse followed by current sudden deaths, chronic illness and an increase in all cause mortality - our media and medical staff constantly espouse that our hospital system is on the verge of collapse. These remain serious reasons to not want a sick baby boy to be transfused with blood that carries undisclosed, untested ingredients into his blood stream and organs. Blanking all of that out, and in total tandem with the NZBS, Starship hospital authorities (Te Whatu Ora) refused to allow any alternative solution for the family claiming that there is minimal risk for any harm to Baby Will, though this doesn’t make any sense considering people donating blood are routinely asked if they’ve had any vaccinations over the last 12 months before giving blood. There have clearly always been medical reasons to question vaccinated blood, until this peculiar moment. Now it’s something a family is being criminalised for. The Savage-Reeve family organised a group of people with Will’s blood type - who freely offered to donate their blood to him - without the need to draw on the available blood banks. Instead of respecting the family’s protective conscience over the wellbeing of their own son, they were told by the medical authorities that they were conspiracy theorists and Starship hospital took it upon themselves to seek legal, medical guardianship of Baby Will placed into their impersonal hands and taken out of the decision making ability of the Savage-Reeve family. That is a medical dictatorship operating against one small, vulnerable family - and it must not pass. “This is a very urgent and unusual case,” said lawyer Sue Grey, acting for the parents. “This case is about parents that want better care than the care the state has offered.” She said her clients had been labelled ‘conspiracy theorists.’ There is compelling international evidence justifying the concern my clients have got. The family are actually seeking a higher standard of care than the State is willing to provide.” The family solved their own problem of blood donor-ship, yet they’ve been treated by a posse of rigid medical bureaucrats as though they were thoughtless and unfit guardians of their son - when the total opposite is true. Cole Reeve and Samantha Savage-Reeve are heroic parents who should be commended for their mindful integrity to the health of their family, not persecuted in any way. In an honest, decent society which operates on good will, they present no problem whatsoever. If this is really about the healthy well-being of a baby boy, they present no problem whatsoever. I hope and pray for a good outcome to the upcoming mediation. This family has enough to endure without the threat of being deemed “unfit” parents by an out-of-control State that has arrogated such powers to itself without proper cause. * Author’s edit: This is actually a case where the hospital are blocking the treatment needed for Baby Will. Blood donors are on stand-by, yet Health NZ (Te Whatu Ora) and NZBS are blocking the much needed surgery with this unreasonable and authoritarian legal delay to remove guardianship from the parents. |
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