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https://x.com/RealDrJaneRuby/status/1876833307620409668

Occasionally, I post something of such momentous importance that I recommend you download & store it, as well as sharing it as widely as you dare.

Katherine Watt is a legal scholar who has researched almost the entire history of “public health law” in USA. It goes back much further than most of us would suspect.

Taken together as a body of work, as she explains, it has created “legal on paper” means whereby, simply by declaring a “public health emergency”, it becomes “legal” to be almost anything to you, even to kil you. Once the PREP Act is in force, it’s legal to issue Emergency Use Authorizations of a range of “countermeasures”. Nobody following the then-applicable laws can be prosecuted, even if this causes death.

Katherine isn’t just arm waving here. She has diligently researched and recorded extensively on this topic and written densely in her Substack account, “Bailiwick News”.

https://open.substack.com/pub/bailiwicknews/p/american-domestic-bioterrorism-program

Katherine’s findings are often cited by fellow researcher, Sasha Latypova, a retired Pharma executive.

https://open.substack.com/pub/sashalatypova/p/summary-of-everything-and-quick-links

A typical recent interview:

https://open.substack.com/pub/sashalatypova/p/my-recent-discussion-with-james-delingpole

Their testimony alone is sufficient to convince any objective reader of their conclusions.

Best wishes

Mike

👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

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Yes, what Keyte says is absolutely correct about Common Law, democracy and the role of the monarch. Americans seem to have been taught that British monarchs are tyrannical dictators; but their constitutional role is in fact one of a check/balance on power.

Needless to say, some monarchs have failed in their duty. In 1215, King John had his feet held to the fire by the barons at Runnymede. In 1649, parliament executed King Charles I at the end of The English Civil War. It is also argued that Queen Elizabeth II failed her Constitutional duty when she assented to the transfer of some powers to Brussels and allowed the UK to join The European Economic Community in 1973.

The Common Law is very powerful and is based on the ancient Usages of Britain, which trace their origins back to Troy and Ancient Greece. However, as you say, the British Constitution was subverted by The Black Nobility in the so-called "Glorious Revolution" of 1688, which was in fact a coup d'etat fronted by William of Orange.

In ancient times, there were no other Laws in force than those which were known as Cyfreithiau, or "Common Rights." The Usages of Britain could not be altered by any act or edict of the Crown or National Convention. They were considered the inalienable rights to which every Briton was born and of which no human legislation could deprive him.

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