Epidemiología: acceso abierto

Abstracto

Restoring the Rule of Law: Legal Implications of Covert Population Control Measures

Kevin Galalae

Instituting covert chemical and biological methods of population control after WW2 as a peace preservation measure and international security prerogative that trumps national interests and usurps sovereignty has forced governments and the UN system to abandon the rule of law and suspend fundamental rights and liberties while preserving the appearance of normality and legality through secrecy, censorship and collusion therefore rendering the administration of justice, the social contract, democratic checks and balances, and the authority of the state invalid. To limit births and increase deaths extra judicially and without the people’s knowledge and consent, elected governments, aided by the UN system, have hidden their demographic and geopolitical objectives with the help of medicine and jurisprudence and have brought the health of nations and individuals to the point of collapse. The Swiss criminal code, the Universal Declaration on Bioethics, the Genocide Convention and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights serve as legal frameworks in the legal vacuum of the current international order and point the way to the only remaining path to restoring the legitimacy of the state and the rule of law, the use of force by individuals compelled by the duty to rescue and the inalienable right to self-defense; force directed at any person and entity, private or public, involved either directly or indirectly in the depopulation genocide, unless a new political accommodation from the global governance level resolves the clashing prerogatives now extant between individual and governmental rights and responsibilities by enshrining replacement fertility in international law.