The Highwire with Del Bigtree - AUSTRALIANS PUT CANBERRA ON NOTICE

Episode Date: February 23, 2022

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One of the places we've reported on a lot, Australia, just had a gigantic march in Canberra, which I understand is their capital, just massive protest. I mean, people as far as you can see, I'm being told hundreds of thousands. It's believable when you look at the videos coming out of there. And really, when I look at that, and I think about this conversation that I've been having, ever since I put out the documentary Vaxed, one of the groups really discussing, you know, vaccine freedom and medical choice. AVN, the Australian Vaccination Risk Network.

They even went as far as buying a bus, a Vax bus to go out and record their interviews, as we had done, as we toured with Vax. There's a Vax bus that is out there, is at these rallies, and it's amazing to see how this has grown in Australia, just as it's grown here in the United States of America. But they have the fight of their lives there. Australia is maybe one of the most oppressed nations in the world, And to sort of discuss that in some of the lawsuits that are going on, I have Merrill Dory from

Avian and Julian Gillespie joining me right now. Merrill, just first of all, amazing work. You've been at this a long time. We have been discussing for years long before COVID. We were having these conversations. But boy, the climate is really changing here in America. What does it like to see those numbers coming out in Australia? Oh, it's so hard to describe, Dill.

It was just amazing. My heart swelled by the number of people. There were estimates between 800,000 and one and a half million people in Canberra. And it was so incredible. And, you know, it wasn't just people who didn't want to take the jab. A lot of them had been double jab.

And they just felt that people should have a choice. They were there for freedom. They were not anti-vaxxers. They were simply saying everybody should have the choice. over what goes into their body. And the day was a love fest. It was just incredible. So many people hugging each other, meeting each other.

And when they saw the Vax Bus, the cheers that went up were just incredible, absolutely incredible. Fantastic. Julian Gillespie, I know that you're a lawyer. You have a background having worked in the judicial system in Australia. My understanding is you're not the lawyer for AVN, but you're here to sort of discuss the legal challenges and what's actually happening on the legal side of these incredible. incredible draconian vaccine mandates, COVID vaccines. We're well aware of the issues with these vaccines.

What's happening in Australia in the lawsuits that AVN is involved in? Yes, thank you, Dahl. The AVN is the applicant in the federal court, which is our second highest court in the nation. The TGA, which is the equivalent of your FDA, the Secretary of Health, who runs the TGA, as an obligation, as all of these regulators do, to cancel any vaccine which proves to no longer be efficacious

or if there's safety issues. So we're bringing what's called a judicial review application where the court is going to look at the legislation empowering the secretary and essentially tell the secretary, mate, you haven't done your job because there's a very long history of the secretary, cancelling drugs for just minor health issue of complaints. But we're in a situation now where Australia, with respect to old-style vaccines,

would average about 2.4 deaths per year. We're now with the COVID vaccines within the last 12 months, we're witnessing 765 deaths, which is on a proportional basis equivalent to the, I think it's over 10,000 deaths that we're starting to see in the VERS American system. So it is to bring the secretary back into line and tell him do his job. And also to look at the decision with respect to five to 11-year-olds and say that that decision was invalid at law and can't stand. So to pull that decision as well.

Wow. And so what is the response? I mean, do you feel like you have a good chance in the court system in Australia? I mean, I don't, I mean, how good does your system work? There can be quite a lot of criticisms leveled at our state courts, but this is the federal court. So this is for the entire nation. So the judges of the federal court would be in our highest court if there was more room.

These guys generally play with probably one of the straightest bats that you can find in the judiciary. They take their responsibilities very, very seriously. The case itself, we can't bring a case in Australia unless. it's already seen prima facie to have good merits of prospects of success. So that's been recognised by the court. That's why we're running it. And we've had a lot of very learned minds pour over our arguments and our submissions and they've all come back saying it's got to run, it's got very good prospects.

And so we have to keep going for not only the entire community to have the vaccines cancelled, but particularly with respect to the very erroneous decision by the Secretary to roll these things out to five to 11-year-olds who have no need for them. Yeah. I mean, that's absolutely right. I mean, you know, Merrill, you know this. I mean, we already have, you know, a conversation you've been involved with for years talking about vaccine injury. But when it comes to this COVID vaccine and children, I say for the first time in history, we actually have proof, definitive proof that the vaccine is more dangerous to children. than the virus itself is. I pointed to the science done in Israel where there's a three to six times

increased risk of ending up in the hospital with myocarditis from the vaccine than ending up in the hospital from COVID itself. This is, you know, there's no sort of splitting of hairs here. It is so clear when you're, you know, seeing yourself, you've been fighting this for a long time. How much are these facts now? COVID, you know, this vaccine, we watched it, emergency use, didn't get proper safety studies. And now we're seeing. seeing it fail in efficacy and in its ability to stop infection, and we're getting reports that the increased risk to children is so much higher. Do you feel like, you know, the footing you're on now, fighting this in court is just, is stronger than a place that you've been before with all the work that Avian has been doing? I think this is the most important thing

that the AVN has ever done. Right now, we are seeing children being injured. We're seeing children reporting chest pain. I mean, you don't have children with chest pain. And we're seeing children having chest pain as one of the more common reactions following the jab. We have had deaths in the 5 to 11 year old age group. And we have said, not we, but the government and the medical authorities have said from the very beginning that children are not at risk from COVID. They simply, unless they have severe underlying conditions, they're not going to die from it. But they can die and they can be permanently injured by these COVID jabs, by the Pfizer jab, which, as you said, has not been tested for safety. We know that it is not going to stop infection. We know that it is

not going to stop transmission. And we know that it can cause immune system dysfunction and also kill whoever has received the vaccine. So we are taking all risk with children for no benefit whatsoever and that needs to stop. So we need to save the children and we need to save the rest of Australia as well. I have to tell you, Dale, for the first time in almost 30 years since I've been doing this, we are no longer the minority. The people who are questioning these jabs have become the majority and I think that's really important. That's absolutely huge. Now I know it's very expensive. if we're involved in legal cases here. So for people in Australia watching right now,

or for those that recognize as Australia is sort of leading this, the draconian measures, locking down their citizens in ways we really haven't seen in few other places except maybe Austria and New Zealand. But for those that want to donate, how do we donate to you right now? There is a Give Send Go page, and it's been up and down because of the Canadian truckers. and we support gives and go. They've been brilliant. So anybody who can donate, you can donate in U.S. dollars,

you can donate in any currency. We are about 75% of the way to our goal. So anything, $5, $10 would be very much appreciated. As you said, it is not cheap at all to take one of these cases on. But one thing is that our victory in court will be the world's victory because we will set a precedent that can be used in many other countries. So we're not just asking for Australia.

We're asking for everyone because this is really important for the world that we actually win this case. Well, I want to thank you for your efforts there, and you are right. You are leading the world. You've been at this for so long, Merrill. Julian, any final thoughts as we sort of look to the future and using judicial systems to try and stand for medical freedom

all around the world? The courts have to, it's their primary responsibility is to protect and assist the community. We're seeing it with your US courts. Fortunately, you guys have the Bill of Rights over there, which gets you a few steps further towards justice. Australia does not have that. However, we have, I think, clear a legislation with respect to throwing the responsibility back at the feet of these regulators to say, do your job and pull these things. have got to be pulled immediately, not wait a year or two years later. I think we're on the verge of that occurring, and hopefully in Australia, and that will wake

up judiciaries around the globe to say we've got to get back on the side of the community. Thank you very much, Del, for your time today. We really appreciate it. Thank you for your time. Thank you, Merrill, Julian, for your work, and keep us up to date as this court case moves forward. There's their website. dot org.a.u. Just in full support here, love what you're doing. And thank you for taking the time to share with us today. Take care.