July 27, 2021
There's something apically monolithic and intimidating about the Manhattan Municipal Building that boasts about one million square feet of office space as it towers over the Civic Center of Manhattan adjacent to City Hall. There's something about the width combined with the height of the building as well the large archway centered at its base that all work to recall the animated talking rectum that is "The Wall" itself during Pink Floyd's masterpiece, "The Trial."
Nearby, a quote from George Washington, "The true administration of justice is the firmest pillar of good government," adorns the facade of The New York County Courthouse in Foley Park, where a diverse string-quartet from the Harlem Chamber Players played beautifully in harmony with one another, yet quietly, as if in sullen acceptance of the day.
It was there, on Tuesday, a group of idyllic, adventurous Love soldiers would not go quietly into that good night, and hold their own inquisition in City Hall Park as to whether justice is truly being administrated by recent mayoral and now gubernatorial and federal mandates that all governmental workers receive the COVD-19 "vaccine" or else get tested every ten days and wear a mask at work.
The handful of freedom fighters at first had a hard time getting any of passerby coming straight off the Brooklyn Bridge to comment on how they felt about the mandates to film short clips to share online. The group was hoping to attract actual city workers that want to speak out about their situation but to no avail. As they waited for more of their fellowship to join their party, the Army of Love got to interviewing those who were there in defiance of governmental restrictions.
It began with Julie, a researcher with cerebral palsy with a Master of Art's Degree in Disability Studies, whose medical knowledge in terms of where we are currently at in the COVID-19 pandemic was vast, and a video of the full half-hour interview can be seen here.
Key takeaways from Julie's interview:
- What's happening now is similar to what happened during the Holocaust in Nazi Germany, which was based on eugenics.
- The vaccine is not FDA approved. It takes five to seven years to approve a vaccine.
When you ask to see the ingredients for a vaccine you might be met with blank package inserts. You have the right to know every ingredient in the vaccine.
- The vaccine only got its EUA (Emergency Use Authorization) from the FDA because it was decided that no other treatments for the virus were available, even though Ivermectin, High-dose Vitamin C IV’s and Hydrochloroquine were shown to be effective.
- The vaccine is a violation of the Nuremberg Code. Facebook fact-checkers have stated that it does not violate the Nuremberg Code. It’s the first of its kind to inject you with genetic material that doesn’t give you a piece of the actual virus. And its not FDA approved. Its new technology, and you decide for yourself if its experimental and thus no different than a Nazi Germany science experiment violating the Nuremberg codes.
- Companies have set themselves up to have hardly any liability should side effects or death arise from this so-called vaccine.
- Vaccine side effect and reporting systems are now being taken down by the CDC because they’re showing that people are being hurt by them and dying.
- Kerry Mullis, the nobel prize winning inventor of the PCR test said that it's not to be used for diagnosis as it has been, as the same genetic material it looks for can found in the cold or flu, for example, leading to a high rate of false positives.
- In regards to going to a hospital for COVID-19, the doctor can reserve the right to have you intubated onto a ventilator. Being on a ventilator too long will damage the lungs.
- No one should ever be left alone in a hospital if they’re intubated. They need advocates and oftentimes there were no advocates there.
- According to John Hopkins University, death from medical malpractice or accidents is the third leading cause of death in the world.
"In the beginning (of the pandemic), I would try and pet dogs and people wouldn't let me and that's my saving grace - One guy even recently - i don't know if he was just annoyed - but his dog looked like she wanted to be pet and he was like, 'What is wrong with you?!' and i just started crying. Now i always ask for permission. That gives me happiness; dogs, animals. You asked me about love, that's what i think of because that’s honest. I don't even know what truth is anymore, but the animals are truth. Animals are love." - Julie
Another ranking rebel was Hedy, a woman known her various adornments, speckled across her clothing who said she's inspired by her husband to fight for America that she says is heading toward socialism. An avowed Trump supporter, Hedy discussed the difference between socialism and fascism with Army of Love and went on to share why she was there protesting that can be view here.
Soon, more freedom fighters arrived, and a small march ensued around City Hall Park as they chanted, "We care about your bodily autonomy!" to police and other NYC workers, especially. They carried signs citing all that is occurring with vaccine mandates as a method to divide the population and create a new form of segregation.
One well-read man felt, everyone who feels threatened by vaccine mandates should not comply and simply sue the government, which can be viewed here.
Later, another man wearing a "Media is the Virus," t-shirt, explained why he was expressing that, and in general showed a view that is becoming increasing common among those Army of Love spoke to on the street that can be viewed here. The general consensus was that people were either in agreement with the group's stance against vaccine mandates or simply remained silent and refused to talk to us as if they were afraid to.
Be not afraid. We Are One.
Note: This article is a rough draft and needs editing and finalization, but we wanted to get it out there for an event today to refer people to, to at least see the videos for now.
Follow @NewYorkFreedomRally on Instagram for updates. The group is hoping to get more involved - especially city workers effective by this mandate - when it returns with regular rallies on Mondays at City Hall.
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