Sarah Westall

Simon Dolan joins the program to discuss his lawsuit against the Queen of England and the Health Ministers of England over the COVID measures. His case was the first case in the world to initiate a lawsuit against a government over COVID. HIs case suffered initial setbacks, but recently won his appeal to go forward against the government. The judge declared that the information needs to be heard by the people. You can learn more about this case at https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/lockdownlegalchallenge/

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