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This video is a repost with the kind permission from Vaccine Safety Research Foundation (VSRF)

With European Member of Parliament from Germany, Christine Anderson, Dr. Meryl Nass, MD, and Women’s Rights Leader Reggie Littlejohn.
we are honored to host three exceptional leaders in the Health Freedom Movement, each making significant strides against the Globalist Health Cabal that led us into the Covid crisis.
Christine Anderson, a dedicated Member of the European Union Parliament since 2019, stands as a staunch defender of human rights and transparency. Known for her unwavering commitment to justice, she has become a beacon of hope for countless individuals, particularly in Canada, embodying values we aspire to uphold.
Reggie Littlejohn, President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, is a prominent international expert challenging China’s coercive policies. With boots on the ground, her organization actively saves lives in China, combating forced abortion and gendercide. Reggie is also a passionate advocate for personal medical freedom and has testified at the United States Congress, ensuring her voice is heard at the highest levels
Dr. Meryl Nass, a respected internist and biological warfare epidemiologist, has dedicated her expertise to understanding vaccine-induced illnesses and advocating for those affected. Her extensive knowledge has been instrumental in educating both service members and Congress about anthrax-related issues, making her a vital force in the fight against the Anthrax Vaccine Immunization Program.

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