We are honoured to have Robyn Cosford speaking at this event. She has recently attended a global medical summit in Brazil alongside hundreds of other freedom-minded health practitioners from around the world. We can’t wait to hear what she has to say GET YOUR TICKETS HERE Freedom Summit Downunder 2022
We are pleased to announce that Morgan C Jonas and Aidan McLindon will be speaking at this event. They have just launched The Freedom Party of Victoria and are collaborating with other freedom-focused parties in preparation for the Victorian election. Their presentation should leave us Victorians feeling hopeful and encouraged
Following article from Spectator Australia It’s been eight months since I spoke out against the disproportionate response and damage the government’s response to Covid has caused. Eight months living on a quickly dwindling savings account I had spent a career diligently putting aside. Eight months since I left a job
Following article from Spectator Australia The Chinese Communist regime first denies to its people that its military killed demonstrators protesting peacefully in Tiananmen Square, at most referring to it as the ‘June fourth incident’. Now the same regime is preparing new textbooks for Hong Kong which deny the territory was
We are pleased to announce that Gerard Rennick will be speaking VIA ZOOM at this event. He’s been working hard to help health professionals push back against AHPRA overreach and has been exposing vaccine adverse reactions. GET YOUR TICKETS HERE Freedom Summit Downunder 2022 – Melbourne How to live peacefully
We are pleased to announce that Malcolm will be speaking IN PERSON at this event. In his address, Senator Roberts will set out the actions he will take in the 47th Parliament to deliver Australia from the literal and metaphorical darkness we now face. GET YOUR TICKETS HERE Freedom Summit
The following article from Spectator Australia This week, with hardly a whisper from its chief public health officers, Australia largely abandoned its vaccine mandates. For the most part, they remain in force only for those working in health and aged care or with those with disabilities. There has been no
