Join the Fight: Canada and 23 Nations Demand a Halt to C-19 mRNA 'Vaccines'

Prime Minister Trudeau and All Canadian MPs Have Been Served This Notice—Take Action and Contact Your MP

Canadians, alongside 23 other nations, are united in demanding that our federal governments halt the use of C-19 Genetic 'Vaccines' and launch a thorough investigation into their approval and deployment.

A formal notice, signed by 800 scientists and policymakers, has been delivered to the governments of 24 countries, including Prime Minister Trudeau and every federal MP in Canada. We urge you to call or write your MP, ensuring they have read the notice, understand its significance, and are taking the necessary action.

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Please read and share this critical document that has been sent to Prime Minister Trudeau, every Canadian MP, and the governments of twenty-three other nations.
For more details on the NORTH GROUP of nations, visit: NorthGroup.com

Below, you'll find the letter served to PM Trudeau and all Canadian MPs, followed by the 'Scientific Lay Summary Supporting the Letter of Concern to Prime Ministers and Governing Bodies,' and the NORTH GROUP's recent press release regarding Canada and Australia joining this vital action.

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Table of Contents

1. Canada North Group Letter to PM Trudeau & MPs – January 19, 2025

2. North Group Lay Summary

3. NORTH GROUP Press Release: Canada and Australia Join Global Action to Suspend COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines

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Canada North Group Letter to PM Trudeau & MPs

Notice - Identified Risk and Concern
Sent by Email
Date: 19 January 2025
To: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau & Members of Canadian Parliament

This notice expresses extreme concern regarding the safety and quality of COVID-19 modified mRNA “vaccines”. On 25th November 2024, this concern was initially communicated to prime ministers and governing bodies in the Nordic and Baltic countries, as well as the United Kingdom. Representatives from other European countries and Canada, who share these concerns, have since joined this call for action and answers.

Excessive levels of residual DNA were identified in Australian samples, corroborating data from France, Germany, Canada, and the USA. The introduction of foreign DNA into cells via lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) may damage human DNA, leading to genomic instability, cancer, and other severe health conditions.

As an international group of politicians and qualified professionals, we are gravely concerned about the effects of COVID-19 modified mRNA “vaccines” on public health and call for their immediate suspension. We would like to draw your attention to three critical issues surrounding the deployment of these “vaccines”, which carry profound implications for the health of our citizens:

• COVID-19 “vaccines” were not tested for their ability to block viral transmission. Regulatory agencies, governments, and other bodies misled the public to coerce acceptance of these products.

• Unprecedented levels of reported side effects, including deaths. Analyses of public data show that outcomes varied significantly depending on the batch a person received, creating a "lottery" of side effects.

• Variable and excessive residual plasmid DNA in “vaccine” vials. Independent analyses revealed that Pfizer and Moderna products contained this DNA, a by-product of manufacturing, which should never have entered commercial vials.

These points highlight critical but unquantified risks to human health that regulatory authorities have systematically ignored. On behalf of the public, we demand:

1. An immediate halt to the use of COVID-19 modified mRNA “vaccines” and a full product recall.

2. An independent and transparent investigation into their approval and use.

3. Scientific evidence documenting the absolute absence of risks to human DNA.

For further details, please refer to the accompanying scientific summary. In light of this information, we seek clear answers to the following questions:

• When will an independent, transparent, public, and forensic investigation into the safety and quality concerns of modified mRNA “vaccines” for COVID-19 be initiated?

• When will the causality between mRNA “vaccines” and conditions such as cancer, infertility, or other acute, chronic, and genetic diseases be sufficiently examined?

Given the scientifically supported risks to current and future human health, we urge you to act in the best interest of the citizens you were elected to serve.

For more information, visit: NorthGroup.Info

With utmost concern and respect,

Ted Kuntz
President, Vaccine Choice Canada
Board Member, World Council for Health Canada

Dr. Mark Trozzi, MD
President, World Council for Health Canada
Member, World Council for Health International Steering Committee, Canada COVID Care Alliance, and International Crisis Summit

Signatories from Canadian Experts & Representatives

• Claudia Chaufan, MD, PhD – Associate Professor, Health Policy & Global Health, York University; Member, Canadian COVID Care Alliance (CCCA), and Canadian Academics for COVID Ethics (Substack, X)

• Dr. Roger Hodkinson – MA, MBBChir (Cantab), FRCPC, General Pathologist (Facebook)

• Dr. Neil Karrow – Professor of Immunotoxicology (LinkedIn)

• Dr. Rochagné Kilian – MBChB, CCFP, CCFP.EM (X, Facebook)

• Christopher A. Shaw, PhD – Professor, Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, University of British Columbia; Co-Chair, Scientific and Medical Advisory Committee, CCCA (ResearchGate)

• Jason Christoff – Board Member, World Council for Health Canada (Substack, X, Website)

• Dr. Lana Nicoll – Board Member, World Council for Health Canada (X, Website)

• Matthew Halma – Board Member, World Council for Health Canada (X, Google Scholar)

• Dr. Laura Braden – Board Member, World Council for Health Canada (X, ResearchGate)

• Bonnie Newell – Board Member, World Council for Health Canada

• Michael Palmer, MD – Board Certification in Medical Microbiology (Germany); Former Professor of Biochemistry, University of Waterloo

• Dr. David J. Speicher, PhD, DTM – Virologist, Senior Research Associate, University of Guelph (X, Substack)

• Stephen Malthouse, MD – British Columbia (X)

• Dr. Jessica Rose, PhD – Applied Mathematics, Immunology, Computational Biology (Substack, X)

Signatories on Behalf of the NORTH Group

International Elected Officials

Croatia

• Miro Bulj, Member of Parliament, MOST Party (X)

• Nino Raspudić, Member of Parliament, Independent

• Nikola Grmoja, Member of Parliament, MOST Party (X)

• Marin Miletić, Member of Parliament, MOST Party (X)

• Josip Jurčević, Member of Parliament, Independent

• Damir Biloglav, Member of Parliament, DOMINO Party (X)

• Stjepan Bartulica, Member of the European Parliament, European Conservatives and Reformists Group

Czech Republic

• Jitka Chalánková, MD, Member of Parliament

• Vladimir Zlinsky, MD, Deputy and Physician, Member of Parliament

Finland

• Kaisa Garedrew, Parliamentarian

• Juha Mäenpää, Parliamentarian

• Pia Sillanpää, Parliamentarian

Lithuania

• Rimas Jakunas, Parliamentarian

Netherlands

• Gideon van Meijeren, LLM, Forum for Democracy (FVD), Member of Parliament

Sweden

• Elsa Widding, Independent Member of Parliament

Australia

• Russell Broadbent MP, Federal Member for Monash

Signatories from International Experts & Representatives

Austria

• Dr. Silvia Behrendt, PhD, Founder & Director, Global Health Responsibility Agency

• Dr. Maria Hubmer-Mogg, General Practitioner, Mental Health Coach, Founder & President of the Austrian Organization for Children's Health, Founder of DNA Party

• Mag. Andrea Steindl, Chair of the Association of Lawyers for Fundamental Rights

• Members of Verein Rechtsanwälte für Grundrechte, ZVR-Zahl 1421037629

Belgium

• Dr. Iwan Vanbreuseghem, Radiologist

• Dr. An Fierlafijn, General Practitioner

• Dr. Erwin Van Ingelghem, Neurologist

• Dr. Hilde De Smet, General Practitioner

• Dr. Steven Devos, Dermatologist

• Dr. Leo Van den Bossche, General Practitioner

• Dr. Frank Peeters, General Practitioner

Croatia

• Miro Bulj, Member of the Croatian Parliament, MOST Party

• Nino Raspudić, Member of the Croatian Parliament, Independent

• Nikola Grmoja, Member of the Croatian Parliament, MOST Party

• Marin Miletić, Member of the Croatian Parliament, MOST Party

• Josip Jurčević, Member of the Croatian Parliament, Independent

• Damir Biloglav, Member of the Croatian Parliament, DOMINO Party

• Stjepan Bartulica, Member of the European Parliament, European Conservatives and Reformists Group

• Krešimir Pavelić, PD, PhD, Molecular Oncologist, University Professor, Juraj Dobrila University of Pula

• Prim. Marija Divić, MD, OB-GYN, President of the Croatian Association for Primary Health Care, Croatian Medical Association

• Prim. Josipa Rodić, MD, Family Medicine, Croatia, Slobodni Zajedno

• Ivana Kauf Puljević, MDD, The Hippocrates Initiative

• Mirko Karačić, MD, Internal Medicine, The Hippocrates Initiative

• Ivana Pavić, MD, PhD, Anatomical Pathologist, The Hippocrates Initiative

• Melita Milenković, PhD, LLM, University of Zagreb

• Danijel Grgičin, PhD in Biophysics

Czech Republic

• Jitka Chalánková, MD, Senator, Pediatrician, Parliament of the Czech Republic

• Vladimir Zlinsky, MD, Deputy, Physician, Parliament of the Czech Republic

• Prof. Jiří Beran, MD, Vaccinologist and Epidemiologist, Vaccination and Travel Medicine Centre, Hradec Králové

• Tomas Fürst, PhD, Co-founder of SMIS Lab, Palacký University Olomouc

• Prof. Jaroslav Turanek, Immunologist and Vaccinologist, Palacky University Olomouc

• Prof. Arnost Komarek, Biostatistician, Co-founder of SMIS Association, Charles University, Prague

• Zuzana Kratka, Immunologist, Co-founder of SMIS Association

• Vladimir Cizek, MD, Angiologist, Forensic Expert in Angiology

• Tomas Nielsen, Lawyer, Chairman of the Institute for Law and Civil Liberties

• Emil Berta, MD, Intensive Care Physician, Palacky University Olomouc

• Jaroslava Chlupova, MD, Neurologist

• Vladimira Beranova Nezvalova, MD, Physician

• Jana Gandalovicova, MD, Cardiologist

• Xenie Preiningerova, MD, Gynecologist

• Vlastimil Voracek, MD, Orthopedic Specialist

• Jan Brodnicek, MD, General Practitioner, Pneumologist

• Zdenek Beran, MD, Physician, Urologist

• Jana Šedivá, MD, General Practitioner

• Petr Sedláček, MD, Surgeon

• Jan Hnízdil, MD, General Practitioner

• Hana Štefaničová, MD, Cardiologist

• MUDr. Tomáš Lebenhart, Pediatrician, Neurologist, General Practitioner

• Ghazalová Helena, MD, Dentist

• Alena Levkova

• Petra Ebachová

• Martin Hála, MD, PhD, Head of Department, Intensive Care Physician, Brno

• Vladimír Chodura, MD, Head of Department, Ophthalmologist, České Budějovice

Denmark

• Niels Harrit, PhD, Associate Professor (ret.), Department of Chemistry, University of Copenhagen

• Malene Montclairre, Founder/Chair of Frihedsbevægelsens Fællesråd (X)

• Vibeke Mannich, MD, PhD (X)

• Jørgen L. Rasmussen, Chiropractor, Author

• Max Schmeling, MSc, Independent Statistical Adviser and Researcher

• Lene Bang, Political Commentator

• Dr. Jeanne A. Rungby, Specialized Physician, Otorhinolaryngology (X)

• Marie-Therese Strand, Cand.theol & Priest

• Kim Varming, MD, Specialist in Clinical Immunology

• Charlotte Ryø, Civil Health Rights Movement, May Day

• Stig Gerdes, MD, General Practitioner (retired)

• Birita L. Jóansdóttir, Psychologist, Faroe Islands

Estonia

• Prof. Hele Everaus, MD: Professor Emeritus of Hemato-Oncology, Tartu University Hospital

• Prof. Urmas Saarma, PhD: Molecular Biology Professor, Chair of Mammalogy, University of Tartu

• Arne Ader: MSc, Biologist

• Lea Metsis: Psychologist

• Edith Ainsalu: Psychologist

• Kristel Mägi: ICU Nurse

• Aune Altmets, MSc: Molecular Biochemistry, Assistant Pharmacist

• Liis Orav: Integrative Health Therapist

• Andres Assuküll, MSc: Molecular Biochemistry

• Dr. Kristi Otti: Dental MD, DMD

• Dr. Triin Eller-Pihelgas, MD, PhD: Psychiatrist

• Jevgeni Popakul: EM Nurse-Specialist

• Joona Sõsa: EM Nurse, Ambulance Team Leader, Vice-Chairman of Estonian Ambulance Workers' Union

• Anne Pebre: Chair of the NGO Estonian Parents of Vaccine Injured Children

• Katrin Heero: Pharmacist

• Dr. Urve Prits, MD: Family Medicine

• Marika Hiiesalu: Retired Nurse

• Kaido Puusepp: Veterinarian

• Pille Ilves: Executive Board Member, Estonian Patient Advocacy Association

• Dr. Riina Raudsik, MD: Anesthesiologist, Cardiologist, Family Medicine (retired)

• Dr. Pille Javed, MD: Public Health Specialist

• Dr. Tiina Roostna, MD: Radiologist

• Dr. Antonina Järviste, MD: Epidemiologist (retired)

• Malle Roomeldi: Psychologist

• Dr. Helju Juhanson, MD: Anesthesiologist

• Sirje Rüütel Boudinot, PhD: Molecular Immunology

• Merike Lillenberg, PhD: Lecturer in Molecular Biology, Estonian University of Life Sciences

• Kaari Saarma, MSc: Molecular Biology, Council Member, NGO United Medics and Scientists

• Dr. Indrek Melder, MD, MSPH: Occupational Medicine Physician (retired)

• Dr. Andres Lindmäe, MD: Orthopaedics

• Dr. Eneli Kaasik, MD: Anesthesiologist

• Dr. Meeme Luks: Dental MD, DMD

• Dr. Ants Kask, MD, PhD: Psychiatrist

• Dr. Triin Lepp: Dental MD, DMD

• Eveli Kask: Nurse

• Dr. Tiia Liivalaid, MD: Family Medicine, Chinese Medicine

• Maria Kaširova: ICU Nurse

• Dr. Pille Varmann, MD: Psychiatrist

• Aili Kütt: Midwife, Nurse

• Dr. Evelin Vatsa, MD: Family Medicine

• Dr. Pille Kilgi, MD: Anesthesiologist

• Jaanika Vikk: Midwife, Nurse

• Dr. Anti Kukkela, MD: Orthopaedics

• Dr. Airi Värnik, MD, PhD: Professor in Psychiatry (retired)

• Helle Kullerkupp: Midwife, Health Mentor

• Merle Turmann: Nurse

• Aleksander Lammas, MSc: Head of Biotechnology Laboratory

• Margit Silla-Vunk: Midwife, Nurse

• Dr. Helen Lasn, MD: Family Medicine, PhD in Neuroscience

• Tiina Salusaar: Retired Pharmacist

• Dr. Helle Lasn, MD: Neurologist, Occupational Health Specialist

• Dr. Ruuta Tiimus, MD: Rheumatologist

• Dr. Rene Bürkland, MD: Chinese Medicine

• Dr. Aivar Tilk, MD: Urologist

• Dr. Hasso Uuetoa, MD: Cardiologist

• Ruth Kaasen: Nurse

• Maarja Valb: Nurse

Finland

• Nina Bjelogrlic, MSc, MD, PhD: Toxicology, Specialist in Neurology with Intellectual Disability Medicine (retired)

• Tamara Tuuminen, MD, PhD: Specialist in Clinical Microbiology, Adjunct Professor

• Janne Blommendahl, MD

• Rauli Mäkelä, MD (retired)

• Markku Juvakoski, MD: Specialist in Anaesthesiology

• Aki Nummelin: Lawyer, Chairman of Trade Union VALO

• Tuomas Kaasalainen: MSc in Organic Chemistry

• Hanna Parikka: MSc in Biotechnology (X)

• Leena Kenttämies: Attorney at Law

• Osmo Vikman, MD, FECSM

• Mikko Laakso, MD, PhD: Adjunct Professor

• Helena Mäkelä, MD (retired)

Greenland

• Falke Thue Mikailsen: Spokesperson for Inuit Nation and Greenlandic People

Hungary

• Prof. Zsuzsa Bardocz: Retired Professor of Nutritional and Biological Sciences

• Dr. József Tamasi: Internal Medicine, Health Promotion, Social Medicine

• Dr. Laszlo Szilak, PhD: Molecular Biologist, Gene Engineer, Biochemist, CEO of Szilak Labor Bioinformatics

• Dr. Tibor Uhrik, MSc: Surgeon, Medical Care Manager, CEO of Hyppokrates Consulting

• Dr. Alfréd Pócs, MD: Consultant Orthopedic-Trauma Surgeon

• Dr. Dorottya Kemény: Orthopedic-Trauma Surgeon

• Dr. Gábor Tóth: Surgeon, Velence Surgical Clinic

• Dr. Gergely Dávid Pelsőczi: General Surgeon, Toldy Ferenc Hospital

• Dr. Sándor Matyijcsik: Orthopedic-Trauma Surgeon

• Andras Papp, MD: Cardiologist, Head of Cardiological Rehabilitation, Semmelweis University

• Dr. Zsuzsanna Ildikó Barta: Rheumatologist, Rehabilitation Specialist

• Dr. Sándor Bodó: Ophthalmologist Specialist

• Dr. Emese Pataky: Orthopedic Surgeon, Chiropractor, Bowen Therapist

• Dr. Natália Petróczy: Internal Medicine Specialist

• Dr. Rozália Hutvágner: General Practitioner

• Dr. Erzsébet Annamária Tátrai: Psychologist, Behavioral Analyst

• Erzsébet Anna Bokody: Psychologist

• Katalin Tátrai Kocsisné: Economist

• Albert János: Retired Economist

• Dr. Csilla Éva Vas: Dentist

• Dr. György Gődény: Pharmacist

• Dr. Zsuzsanna Nagy: Dentist

• Dr. Horkovics-Kováts János: Obstetrician-Gynecologist

• Dr. Nagy Viktória: Dentist

• Dr. Koncz István: Psychiatrist

• Dr. Dobi Dalma: Dentist

• Dr. Barkóczi Margit: Retired Biochemist

• Dr. Éva Papp, PhD, MRSN: Emeritus Faculty Member, Australian National University

• Biro Erzsébet: Pediatric Nurse (retired)

• Dr. Szebeni János: Professor

Iceland

• Arnar Þór Jónsson: Lawyer, Former District Judge

• Guðmundur Karl Snæbjörnsson, MD: Specialist in Family Medicine

• Martha Ernstsdóttir: Physiotherapist, Cranio-Sacral Therapist

• Kolbeinn Normann: Dentist

• Helga Birgisdóttir: Nurse, Midwife

• Elín Björk Guðbrandsdóttir: Assistant Nurse, Bookkeeper

• Margrét R Jónasardóttir: Health and Nutritional Consultant

• Áslaug Katrín Aðalsteinsdóttir, MSc: Landscape Architect, Theta Healer

• Rev. Sirry Berndsen: Minister, Certified Medium, Grief Educator

• Helgi Örn Viggósson: Software Engineer

• Jóhannes Loftsson: Chemical & Civil Engineer, President of Ábyrg Framtíð

Ireland

• Professor Francis A. Boyle, Author of the U.S. domestic implementing legislation for the Biological Weapons Convention (Biological Weapons Anti-terrorist Act of 1989).

• Dr. Jane Holland, MD, PhD, MRCSI, Senior Lecturer, Department of Anatomy and Regenerative Medicine, RCSI University of Medicine & Health Sciences, Dublin.

• Dr. William Ralph, General Practitioner, Co. Wexford.

• Dr. Pat Morrissey, General Practitioner, Limerick.

• Dr. Gerry Waters, General Practitioner (Suspended), Kildare.

• Dr. Mary Anne McCloskey, General Practitioner, Derry, Northern Ireland.

• Ms. Una McGurk, S.C., Barrister, Senior Counsel.

• Ms. Tracey O’Mahony, Barrister-At-Law.

• Eddie Hobbs, Author, Activist, Trustee, Financial Business Owner.

Latvia

• Dr. Lauris Līcītis, MD, Clinical Immunologist, Member of FOcIS, British Society for Immunology, and European Association for Cancer Research.

• Dr. Marina Afanasjeva, MD, Homeopath, Head of the Homeopathy Programme, Riga Stradins University.

• Dr. Viesturs Rudzītis, MD, Psychotherapist.

• Dr. Tatjana Bodnare-Judina, DDS, Dentist, Zobu Paradize Ltd.

• Dr. Edgars Mednis, MD, Paediatrician, Homeopath.

• Dr. Antoņina Gorska, MD, Retired Emergency Physician, Paediatrician, Homeopath.

• Dr. Inese Joksta, MD, Dr.Med., Homeopath.

• Dr. Gita Ervika-Norvele, MD, Retired Paediatrician.

• Dr. Ilze Ābele, MD, Otolaryngologist, Homeopath.

• Kristīne Ozoliņa, Internal Care Nurse.

• Dr. Jānis Zaržeckis, MD, Plastic Surgeon.

• Solveiga Štrause, General Care Nurse.

• Dr. Arta Sirgeda, MD, Thoracic Surgeon.

• Rita Lukjanoviča, MD, Cosmetologist.

• Dr. Pāvels Naumovs, MD, Otolaryngologist, Homeopath.

• Ilze Auliciema, MSc.pol., Dipl.ing., Dipl.iur., Expert in Public Administration.

• Jūlija Stepaņenko, Attorney-at-Law, Former Member of the Latvian Parliament.

• Anita Tamberga, Mg.iur., Attorney-at-Law, Member of the Latvian Council of Sworn Advocates.

• Dr. Žanna Ņikitina, DDS, Dentist, Diplomatic Service Medical Center.

• Dzintars Kalniņš, Mg.iur., Lawyer.

• Dr. Elita Mūrniece, MD, Epigenetic Regulation Expert.

• Olga Tatarinceva, Ambulatory Nurse.

• Dr. Margarita Stoma, MD, Cardiologist.

• Agnese Sevastjanova, Mg.iur., Attorney-at-Law.

• Dr. Agnese Klūga, DDS, Dentist.

• Agita Galiņa, Mg.iur., Lawyer. (X)

• Dr. Aelita Šimkus, DDS, Dentist.

• Inga Rutmane-Lazda, Mg.sc.sal., Audiologist/Speech Therapist.

• Agija Golubeva, Anaesthetic, Intensive and Critical Care Nurse.

• Dr. Zane Vīksna, MD, Neurologist, Paediatric Neurologist, Neurosonologist.

Malta

• Dr. Susan Vosloo, Cardiothoracic Surgeon.

• Dr. Angele Sammut, General Practitioner.

• Charles Micallef, BPharm (Hons), MSc (Public Health), Pharmacist/Researcher, Department of Health.

• Dr. Lidia Babenko, Medical Doctor.

• Mr. Nicholas Farrugia, Nurse.

• Noel Farrugia, Former MP, Minister for Agriculture, Partit Laburista.

• Tania Gauci Fiorini, Partit ABBA.

• Rudolf Ragonesi, Lawyer.

• Alexander D’Agata, Human Health Alliance Malta, Independent MEP Candidate.

• Geraldine Camilleri, Human Health Alliance Malta.

• Carmen Houlton, Human Health Alliance Malta.

• Elaine Mulcahy, World Council for Health Malta.

• Saskia Zammit David Wildy, World Council for Health Malta.

• Beverley Rimmer, Epigenetic Consultant & Detox Specialist, World Council for Health Malta.

• Kay Treglowan, World Council for Health Malta.

• Rita Bonnici, Malta Children’s Defense Movement.

• Antoine Grech, Malta Children’s Defense Movement.

• Radu Gheorghe, Wellbeing Consultant, Independent MEP Candidate.

• Billy J. McBee, ResidentiBeltin (Valletta Residents).

• Sinan Vural, Engineer.

• Charlotte S. Vural, Director.

• Alexia King, Director.

• Stephen J. Newton, Political Activist.

• Andrew Schultink, Activist.

• Gavin Michael Fitzsimons, Researcher.

The Netherlands

• Willem Engel, MSc, Biopharmaceutical Sciences, Human Rights Activist, Cofounder Foundation for Truth.

• Maarten Fornerod, PhD, Associate Professor of Cell Data and Disease, Erasmus MC Rotterdam.

• Rob Roos, Former Member of the European Parliament (MEP), 2019–2024.

• Dr. Rogier Louwen, Expert in Molecular, Microbiology, and Cell Biology.

• Theo Schetters, Extraordinary Professor (retired), Expertise: Vaccine Development.

• Gideon van Meijeren, LLM, Forum for Democracy (FVD), Member of Parliament.

• Karin Vocking, Biologist, Research Analyst.

• Wybren van Haga, Entrepreneur, Former Member of Dutch Parliament.

• Maria Groot, DVM, PhD, Researcher/Veterinarian (retired).

• Dr. Wout van Orten-Luiten, PhD, Human Nutrition and Health, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.

• Jonathan van Ouwerkerk, MD Arts, General Practitioner (retired).

• Bart Coppens, General Practitioner.

• Berber Pieksma, MD, General Practitioner.

• John van der Woude, MD DO, Integrative and Osteopathic Physician.

• Dr. A. H. van Walraven, Company Doctor.

• Michael Smulders, General Practitioner.

• Ingrid Wiebenga, Nurse Anaesthetist.

• Vincent van Hemel, Drs/MSc, Dental Surgeon.

• Margriet van Stratum, Radiodiagnostic Laboratory Technician (retired).

• A. Driessen van Berendonk, Medical Assistant.

• Linda (H.E.M.) Lieverse, Nurse.

• Thea Nijssen-Atkinson, Chemical Analyst (retired).

• Maudy Lisnet, Nurse.

• Thea Nieuwveld, Nurse (retired).

• W. A. M. Duin-Sant, Nurse.

• Anja Bovendeaard, Nurse, Nursing Educator (retired).

• Miriam van der Weijden, Midwife.

• Gerben van der Veen, Psychiatric Nurse (retired 2023).

• K. Rumping, Physiotherapist.

• Xander Leuven, Physiotherapist.

• Dagmar Kamstra, Personal Injury Specialist.

• Dr. Frank Stadermann, Retired Attorney at Law.

• Meike Terhorst, Lawyer.

• Jeroen Terlingen, Personal Injury Specialist.

Norway

• Einar Eskeland, MD, GP, Artha Helseconsult AS

• Sigurd Nes, MD, GP, Innlandet

• Ola Tellesbø, Lawyer, Former Researcher, Law Faculty, Oslo University

• Torkel Snellingen, MD, Dr. Med., Former Head of Section, Institute for Clinical Medicine, Tromsø University

• Barbro Paulsen, Lawyer, Bergfruene Advokatselskab AS

• Jarle Aarstad, Professor, Dr.Oecon., Høgskulen på Vestlandet

• Gunvor Lunde, MD, Psychiatrist, Sykehuset Innlandet

• Jörn Eikemo, MD, GP, Oslo

• Olav Tobias Ødegaard, MD, Specialist in Anesthesiology, Kongsvinger sykehus

• Dmitri Svistounov, Chief Engineer, Institute for Clinical Medicine, UiT Norway’s Arctic University

• Kjetil Elvevold, Dr. Scient., Tromsø University

• Anne Christine Bjørnebye, MD, Consultant, Innlandet

• Geir Guttorm Flatabø, MD, GP, Granvin

Portugal

• Joana Amaral Dias, Politician and Psychologist

• Dr. Graça Pereira, Paediatrician

• Dr. Georgina Monteiro, Paediatrician

• Prof. Dr. Manuel Pinto Coelho, Writer and Anti-Aging Medicine Expert

• Prof. Dr. Fernando Nobre, Former MP, General Surgeon, and Urologist, University Professor, and President of AMI-Assistência Médica Internacional

• Dr. Francisco António Franco Patrício, Consultant in General Practice and Occupational Medicine, Doctor Without Borders 1999

• Dr. Tiago Marques, Internist and Infectious Disease Specialist

• Pedro Ladeira, Manager, Pharmaceutical Research Industry

• Dr. Cristina Pinho, Gastroenterologist

• Dr. Marta Gameiro, Dentist

• Dr. António Noivo, Dentist

• Dr. Ana Ramalho, General Practitioner

• Dr. Francisca Almeida, Anaesthesiologist

• Dr. João Lagoas Gomes, Haematologist

• Dr. Daniela Fontes, Anaesthesiologist

• Dr. Oleksandr Rodin, General Practitioner

• Dr. Rui Braga, Private Physician

• Dr. Pedro Girão, Anaesthesiologist

• Dr. António Godinho, General Practitioner

• Luís Silva, Osteopath

• Dr. Diogo Cabrita, General Surgeon

• Dr. Gabriel Branco, Radiologist

• Dr. Maria Margarida Oliveira, Anaesthesiologist

• Dr. José Paulo Neuparth, Anaesthesiologist

• Fernando Veríssimo Cardoso, Nurse

• Lara Campos Ferreira, Nurse

• Ana Sofia Ferreira, PhD, Psychologist

Slovenia

• Marjan Podobnik, Former Deputy Prime Minister of Slovenia and Former Member of the Slovenian Parliament

• Franco Juri, Former Member of the Slovenian Parliament and Diplomat

• Aurelio Juri, Former Member of the European Parliament and Former Member of the Slovenian Parliament

• Prof. Matjaž Zwitter, MD, PhD, Professor of Medical Ethics, Consultant for Oncology and Radiotherapy

• Vladimir Pirnat, MD, MA, Specialist in Internal Medicine and Psychologist

• Marko Novak, MD, Oncologist-Surgeon, Institute of Oncology, Ljubljana

• Sabina Senčar, MD, Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist, MCL, Ljubljana

• Nada Hiti, MD, Specialist in Family Medicine

• Petra Novak, MD, Ophthalmologist, FEBO

• Živan Krevel, MD, BA in Biology, Krevel Homeopathic Centre, Ivančna Gorica

• Mitja Gala, MD, Specialist in Occupational, Transport, and Sports Medicine, MEDICINA DELA MG D.O.O., Šempeter pri Novi Gorici

• Žiga Zebec, MA in Microbial Ecology, Molecular Microbiology, PhD in CRISPR Systems

• Biserka Ilin, MD, Psychiatrist Specialist, Retired

• Prof. Miran Možina, PhD, MD, Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist, Director of the Sigmund Freud University, Vienna, Ljubljana Branch

• Tomaž Makovec, MD, PhD in Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine in Ljubljana

• Karel Gržan, PhD in Literary Studies, Writer, Publicist, Theologian, and Priest

• Prof. Igor Kononenko, PhD in Computer Science, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics, Ljubljana

• Maja Kristan, Lawyer, Former Criminal-Law Judge, Retired

• Zoran Kodela, BA in Theology, Director of EXODUS TV

• Tjaša Vuzem, BA in German and English Studies with Literature, Director of Zavod CISP (Lawyers), Ljubljana

• Maja Makovec, Lecturer in English, University of Ljubljana

Spain

• José Martínez Albarracín, Degree in Medicine and Surgery, Professor Emeritus of Clinical Diagnostic Processes

• Natalia Prego Cancelo, Physician, Family and Community Medicine, Co-Founder of Doctors for the Truth, Member of FLCCC as Ambassador for Spain

• Jon Ander Etxebarria, Degree in Biology, Master in Environmental Management and Planning, Director of Laboratory in Epidemiology and Public Health

• Juan José Martínez Rodríguez, Doctor of Medicine and Surgery, Specialist in General Surgery and Digestive, Garaituna Medical Center

Sweden

• A/Prof. Jonathan D. Gilthorpe, BSc (Hons), PhD, Docent, Senior Lecturer, Umeå University

• Prof. Ludmilla Morozova-Roche, Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Umeå University

• Dr. Sven Román, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Senior Consultant, Chairman of The Doctors’ Appeal, Stockholm (X)

• A/Prof. Lilian Weiss, PhD, Docent in Surgery, General Surgeon, Gothenburg

• A/Prof. Hans Sjögren, Anaesthesiologist and Intensive Care Physician, Stockholm

• Dr. Bo H. Jonsson, PhD, Psychiatrist, Stockholm

• Dr. Ute Krüger, PhD, Pathologist, Växjö

• Dr. Dinu Dusceac, Cardiologist, Trollhättan

• Dr. Sture Blomberg, PhD, Gynaecologist, Obstetrician, Anaesthesiologist, and Intensive Care Physician, Gothenburg

• Lotta Harming, Specialised Nurse, Co-Founder of The Nurses’ Appeal, Gothenburg

• Dr. Magnus Burling, General Practitioner, Stockholm/Uppsala

• Dr. Arnaldo Kaminer, Psychiatrist, Malmö

• Dr. Kristian Holmberg, General Practitioner

• Dr. Marcel Westerlund, Psychiatrist

• Dr. Karin Albinsson

• Dr. Birgitta Brunes

• Pia Hautajärvi, Midwife, Co-Founder of The Nurses’ Appeal

• Camilla Marydotter, Nurse, Co-Founder of The Nurses’ Appeal

• Dr. Anne Liljedahl, General Practitioner and Emergency Doctor, Piteå

• Dr. Carina Ljungfelt, General Practitioner, Ystad

• Dr. Christina Malm, General Practitioner, Närhälsan Göteborg

• Dr. Roger Nilson, Orthopaedic and Addiction Doctor, Addiction Therapist, Stockholm

• Dr. Karin Vallander, Ophthalmologist, Stockholm

• Dr. Nina Yderberg, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Stockholm

• Dr. Hans Zingmark, Internal Medicine Doctor and Pulmonologist, Halmstad

• Anette Stahel, MSc in Biomedicine, Skövde

• Palle Johansson, PhD, Psychologist

• Johan Eddebo, MA, PhD, Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society (CRS)

• Dr. Linnea Karlsson, Associate Professor, Psychology

• Angelica Baker, Specialised Nurse

• Carina Lernheden, MA in Nursing, Anaesthesia Specialised Nurse

• Inga Swanberg, MA in Public Health Science, Nurse

• Pernilla Arnkvist, District Specialised Nurse, Umeå

• Anita Blom, District Nurse, Supervisor, and Teacher

• Lena Brunnberg, PhD, MSc, Nurse

• Ulrika Alfridsson, Psychiatry Specialised Nurse

• Leena Andersson, Midwife

• Sofia Eklöv, Specialised Nurse

• Lena Bergström, Specialised Nurse

• Katarina Eriksson, Surgery Specialised Nurse

• Janeth Ekström, Radiology Specialised Nurse

• Linda Gustafsson, Ambulance Specialised Nurse

• Lena Eriksson, Specialist Nurse

• Eva Henriksson, Specialised Nurse

• Gunnel Hellgren, District Specialist Nurse

• Åsa Holfve, Intensive Care Specialised Nurse

• Lise-Lott Hjelm, District Specialist Nurse

• Ylva Jansson, Intensive Care Specialised Nurse

• Janet Hultqvist, Radiological Nurse

• Anita Johansson, Paediatry Specialised Nurse

• Carina Jarhall, Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Specialist Nurse

• Marianne Liljeholt, School Specialised Nurse

• Lisbeth Jäder, Occupational Specialist Nurse

• Karin Magdalena Lindfeldt, District Specialist Nurse

• Cecilia Lindberg, Specialist Nurse

• Lena Ljungqvist, District and Diabetes Specialist Nurse

• Susanne Ljunggren, Midwife

• Marie Lundholm, District Specialist Nurse

• Ewa Lundberg, Prehospital Specialist Nurse

• Helena Mattisson, Surgery Specialist Nurse

• Marie Lundin, Paediatric Specialist Nurse

• Ingmarie Nilsson, Intensive & Emergency Care Specialist Nurse

• Carina Mölgaard, Anaesthesia Specialist Nurse

• Catarina Pettersson Hjelm, District Specialist Nurse

• Karin Nordlund-Wiberg, District and Intensive Care Specialist Nurse

• Carina Ritzén, Midwife

• Mona Rundlöf Palmeborn, School and District Specialised Nurse

• Annika Strandberg, Specialised Nurse

• Elisa Sirviö, Specialised Nurse

• Mikael Jolhammar, Nurse and Coach

• Cindy Stoa, Paediatrics Specialised Nurse, Functional Medicine

• Ulrika Bringstål, Psychologist, Psychotherapist

• Marlen Tindberg, Paediatry Specialised Nurse

• Lena de Val, Midwife

• Ann-Sofie Wennström, Midwife

• Susanne Sundquist Holm, District Specialised Nurse

• Charlotte Westh Kujawa, Nurse, Sports Scientist

• Malin Lassi, Nurse, Piteå

• Ann-Sofie Andersson, Nurse

• Marie Bergwall, Nurse

• Birgitta Berntsson, Nurse

• Margaretha Bevedahl, Nurse

• Inger Billman-Stark, Nurse

• Cecilie Bjargo Jostrand, Nurse

• Camilla Britt, Nurse

• Mari Drömek, Nurse

• Michaela Ejderflykt, Nurse

• Karin Ekström, Nurse

• Christina Erlandsson, Nurse

• Anisa Falck, Nurse

• Susanne Hansson, Nurse

• Ann Hjalmarsson, Nurse

• Louise Hävre, Nurse

• Christina Höglund Jacobson, Nurse

• Karin Inglander, Nurse

• Helena Janlöv, Nurse

• Anette Jansdotter, Nurse

• Elisabeth Johansson, Nurse

• Karin Kihlberg, Nurse

• Amanda Kronberg, Nurse

• Helene Larson, Nurse

• Gunilla Larsson, Nurse

• Lena Larsson, Nurse

• Susanne Lundbäck, Nurse

• Yvonne Lönn Axelsson, Nurse

• Iris Mann, Nurse

• Ulrica Mattsson, Nurse

• Eva Mellerot, Nurse

• Peter Mitakidis, Nurse

• Josefin Moberg, Nurse

• Nathalie Nilant, Nurse

• Jenny Nordgren, Nurse

• Monica Nylund, Nurse

• Kajsa Resvik, Nurse

• Pernilla Regenius, Nurse

• Ann-Christine Roshäll, Nurse

• Ulrika Ryding, Nurse

• Malin Stämberg, Nurse

• Maria Svensson, Nurse

• Margareta Südowsson, Nurse

• Karin Thoring, Nurse

• Ingrid Wald, Nurse

• Ann Wilén, Nurse

• Ingela Westin-Kearney, Nurse

• Michele Wilcox, Nurse

• Anna Wahlström, Nurse

• Agneta Werling, Nurse

• Jonna Wildros, Nurse

• Cathrine Lobel, Osteopath

• Lisa Lidberg, Psychologist

• Alyssia Rydin, President of the Swedish Naturopathic Association

• Birgit Törnkvist Dahl, Psychologist

• Ann Brodin Thorsson, Assistant Nurse

United Kingdom

• Professor Angus Dalgleish, MD FRACP FRCP FRCPath FMedSci, Principal of the Institute of Cancer Vaccines and Immunotherapy, Emeritus Professor of Oncology, University of London

• Professor Paul Goddard, MBBS MD FRCR FBIR, retired Professor of Radiology, University of the West of England

• Professor Anthony J Brookes, Professor of Genomics and Health Data Science, University of Leicester

• Professor John Fairclough, FRCS FFSEM, retired Honorary Consultant Surgeon

• Professor David Livermore, BSc PhD, Emeritus Professor of Medical Microbiology, University of East Anglia

• Professor Richard Ennos, MA PhD, Honorary Professorial Fellow, University of Edinburgh

• Professor David Paton, Professor of Industrial Economics, Nottingham University

• Professor Roger Watson, FRCP(Edin) FRCN FAAN, Honorary Professor of Nursing, University of Hull

• The Lord Moonie, MBChB MRCPsych MFCM MSc, Life peer, retired member of the House of Lords, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 2001–2003, former Consultant in Public Health Medicine

• Dr Alan Mordue, MBChB FFPH, Retired Consultant in Public Health Medicine & Epidemiology

• Dr Abby Astle, MBBChir BA(Cantab) DCH DGM MRCGP, GP Principal, GP Trainer, GP Examiner

• Alex Kriel, Founder, The Thinking Coalition

• Dr Alison Sabine, MBChB MRCP, Consultant Rheumatologist

• Dr Alistair J Montgomery, MBChB MCGP DRCOG, Retired General Practitioner

• Andrew Bridgen, Former Member of Parliament, North West Leicestershire (2010–2024)

• Dr Ancha Bala-Joof, BSc MBChB MRCGP, General Practitioner

• Dr Angharad Powell, MBChB BSc(Hons) DFSRH DCP(Ireland), DRCOG DipOccMed MRCGP, General Practitioner

• Mr Anthony Hinton, MBChB FRCS, Consultant ENT Surgeon, London

• Dr Aseem Malhotra, MBChB MRCP, Consultant Cardiologist

• Dr Ayiesha Malik, MBChB MRCGP(2014), Integrative Medical Doctor, Doctors For Patients UK and co-founder of The Hope Accord

• Dr Caroline Lapworth, MB ChB, General Practitioner

• Dr Christina Peers, MBBS DRCOG DFSRH FFSRH, Menopause Specialist

• Dr Chris Newton, PhD, Biochemist working in immuno-metabolism

• Catherine Cassell, RGN, Practice Nurse

• Dr Christine Dewbury, MBBS, retired General Practitioner

• Dr Clare Craig, BM BCh FRCPath, Diagnostic Pathologist, co-chair of HART group

• Dr David Cartland, MBChB BMedSci, General Practitioner

• Dr David Critchley, BSc PhD in Pharmacology, 32 years’ experience in Pharmaceutical R&D

• Dr Emma Brierly, MBBS MRCGP, General Practitioner

• Mr David Halpin, MBBS FRCS, Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon, retired

• Dr Elizabeth Burton, MB ChB, Retired General Practitioner

• Dr David Morris, MBChB MRCP(UK), General Practitioner

• Dr Felicity Lillingston, IMD DHS PhD ANP, Doctor, Urgent Care, Research Fellow

• Dr Elizabeth Evans, MA(Cantab) MBBS DRCOG, Retired Doctor, CEO UK Medical Freedom Alliance

• Dr Francesca Mbow, MD(Italy) MRCGP DFFP, General Practitioner

• Eshani King, BSc(Hons) FCA CTA BFP, Evidence-Based Research in Immunology and Health

• Dr Gerry Quinn, PhD, Postdoc Researcher in Microbiology & Immunology

• Dr Fernando M Gundin, MRCGP (2017), General Practitioner

• Helen Auburn, Dip ION MBANT CNHC, Nutritional Therapist

• Dr Geoffrey Maidment, MBBS DRCOG MD FRCP, Retired Consultant Physician

• Dr Henry Goodall, MBBS FFOM, retired Consultant Occupational Health Physician, President of the Society of Occupational Medicine (2011–12)

• Dr Greta Mushet, MBChB MRCPsych, Retired Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy

• Mr Ian McDermott, MBBS MS FRCS(Tr&Orth) FFSEM(UK), Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

• Hedley Rees, BEng(Tech Hons) MBA, Advisory Board Member, International Institute of Advanced Purchasing and Supply, Pharmaflow Ltd

• Dr James Dyson, MRCS LRCP MA, retired Medical Practitioner

• Dr Ian Bridges, MBBS, General Practitioner, retired

• Dr Janet Menage, MA MBChB, retired General Practitioner

• Mr James Royle, MBChB FRCS MMedEd, Colorectal Surgeon

• Jessica Righart, MSc, Senior Biomedical Scientist

• Dr Jessica Robinson, BSc(Hons) MBBS MRCPsych MFHom, Integrative Medicine Doctor

• Mr John Bunni, MBChB (Hons) Dip Lap Surg FRCS, Consultant Colorectal and General Surgeon

• Dr Johanna Reilly, MBBS, General Practitioner

• Dr John Flack, BPharm PhD, Retired Director of Safety Evaluation, Beecham Pharmaceuticals, Senior Vice-president for Drug Discovery, SmithKline Beecham

• Dr Jon Rogers, MBChB(Bristol) MRCGP DRCOG, Retired NHS General Practitioner

• Dr Jonathan Eastwood, BSc MBChB MRCGP, General Practitioner

• Dr John Sampson, MBBS, DM RD, retired doctor

• Julie Annakin, Registered Nurse, Immunisation Specialist Nurse, retired

• Joshua Knowles, Computer Scientist and Interdisciplinary Scientist

• Katherine MacGilchrist, BSc(Hons), MSc, CEO/Systematic Review Director, Epidemica Ltd

• Dr Julia Piper, FRCGP BM BS BMedSci DFFP AFMCP DipOccMed DipMedAcc

• Dr Keith Johnson, BA DPhil(Oxon), IP Consultant for Diagnostic Testing

• Kaira McCallum, BSc, Retired Pharmacist, Director of Strategy UKMFA

• Dr Lucie Wilk, MD MRCP, Rheumatologist

• Dr Keith Dewbury, MBBS FRCR, Retired Consultant Radiologist

• Marco Tullio Suadoni, RN BSc(Hons) Adult Nursing MSc, Specialist Palliative Care Lead

• Dr Livia Tossici-Bolt, PhD, Retired Clinical Scientist

• Dr Matthew Dennison, MBBS MRCGP Dip IBLM, General Practitioner

• Dr Marco Chiesa, MD FRCPsych, Consultant Psychiatrist & Visiting Professor, University College London

• Dr Noel Thomas, MA MBChB DO DTM&H MFHom, Retired Doctor

• Dr Mark A Bell, MBChB MRCP(UK) FRCEM, Consultant in Emergency Medicine

• Dr Phuoc-Tan Diep, MBChB FRCPath, Consultant Histopathologist

• Dr Matthew Hicks, MBChB, NHS Specialty Doctor

• Dr Richard House, PhD CPsychol AFBPsS CertCouns, Chartered Psychologist, former senior lecturer, retired psychotherapist

• Dr Peter Chan, BM MRCS MRCGP NLP, General Practitioner, Functional Medicine Practitioner

• Dr Rosamond Jones, MBBS DRCOG MD FRCPCH, retired Consultant Paediatrician, convenor CCVAC (Children’s Covid Vaccines Advisory Council) (X)

• Dr Rachel Nicoll, PhD, Medical Researcher

• Sophie Gidet, Registered Midwife

• Dr Richard J. O’Shea, MBBCh BA(Hons) MRCGP, General Practitioner

• Stephen Jackson, Solicitor

• Sarah Waters, BA(Hons) MBACP, Family and Adult Psychotherapist

• Dr Stephen Ting, MBChB MRCP PhD, Consultant Physician

• Sorrel Scott, Grad Dip Phys, Specialist Physiotherapist in Neurology, 30 years in NHS

• Dr Tess Lawrie, MBBCh PhD, Director, Evidence-based Medicine Consultancy Ltd, Bath

• Dr Stefanie Williams, MD, Dermatologist

• Dr Tanya Klymenko, PhD FHEA FIBMS, Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences

• Dr Thomas Carnwath, MBBCh MA FRCPsych FRCGP, Consultant Psychiatrist

• Rev Dr William J U Philip, MBChB MRCP BD, Senior Minister, The Tron Church, Glasgow. Formerly Physician specialising in Cardiology

• Dr Zenobia Storah, MA(Oxon) DClinPsy CPsychol, Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychologist

Other International Signatories

Australia

• Emeritus Professor Robert Clancy AM, BSc(Med) MBBS PhD DSc FRACP FRCP(A) FRS(N), University of Newcastle

• Emeritus Professor Wendy Hoy, MBBS(H1) BScMed (H1), FAA AO FRACP, University of Queensland

• Prof Ian Brighthope, Director, The World of Wellness International; Advisor, The Aligned Council of Australia

• Prof Gigi Foster, Co-Director, Australians for Science and Freedom, University of New South Wales

• Prof Robyn Cosford, MBBS(Hons), DipNutr, Dip Hom, FACNEM, FASLM, Professor of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine; Chair, Director Children’s Health Defense

• Prof Brendan Vote, Director, Tasmanian Eye Institute Ltd; Clinical Professor, University of Tasmania

• Professor Paul Frijters PhD, Professor of Economics MBSC, Emeritus Professor, London School of Economics

• A/Prof Peter Parry, MBBS, PhD, FRANZCP, Cert. Child & Adolesc. Psychiatry, University of Queensland

• Dr Jeyanthi Kunadhasan, MD (UKM), MMed (AnaesUM), FANZCA MMed (Monash)

• Dr Andrew McIntyre, FRACP MBBS(Hons), Consultant Gastroenterologist

• Dr Astrid Lefringhausen, PhD, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, Virology and Immunology, Board of Directors CHD Australia

• Dr Luke McLindon, MBBS FRACGP FRANZCOG, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, Advanced Laparoscopy/Endometriosis/Infertility

• Dr Nicholas J. Hudson, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Metabolic Biochemistry, University of Queensland

• Dr Geoff Pain, PhD, BSc(Hons), Grad Dipl Business Management

• Dr Christopher Neil, MBBS, FRACP, PhD, Cardiologist; President, Australian Medical Professionals Society

• Dr Conny Turni, BSc (Hons), PhD, Senior Research Fellow, Microbiology Research, QAAFI, University of Queensland

• Dr Angela Jeanes, BSc (Hons), PhD

• Dr Melissa McCann, BPharm MBBS FRACGP

• Dr Julian Fidge, BPharm, Grad Dip App Sc (Comp Sc), MBBS, FRACGP, MMed (Pain Mgt)

• Dr Suzanne Niblett, BSc (Hons), PhD, Consultant/Independent Researcher

• Dr Kylie O'Brien, PhD, MPH, BAppSc (Chin Med), BSc(Optom), Grad Cert Tertiary Education, Consultant in Integrative Medicine and Higher Education

• Dr Elvis Ivan Šeman, MBBS, FRANZCOG, EUCOGE, FRCOG, NFPMC, PhD, Adjunct Associate Professor, Flinders University, South Australia

• Ros Nealon-Cook, BSc (Hons I, Medal) (CompSci & BusMgmt), BSc (Hons I, Psych), Former Registered Psychologist

• Dr David Richards, Adjunct Professor of Medicine; Co-founder, Australians for Science and Freedom

• Christof Plothe DO, BSc.(Ost), Hons

• Julian Gillespie, LLB, BJuris

• Dr Julie Sladden, MBBS(Hons), BmedSci, PGDipMedEd

• Dr Paul Oosterhuis, MB BS FANZCA

• Tony Nikolic, Director, Ashley, Francina, Leonard & Associates

• William D H Parry, Lawyer, LLB/LP, B.BehavSci(Psych), D.Bus

• Andrew Madry, BSc (Hons I), PhD, Data Analyst

France

• Prof Alexandra Henrion Caude, Geneticist, Director of Research INSERM, French National Institute of Health and Medical Research

• Prof. Christian Perronne, MD, PhD, Infectious and Tropical Diseases, Paris

Germany

• Prof Dr Jörg Matysik, Universität Leipzig

• Ulrike Granögger, MA, Scientific Journalist, The Solari Report

Mexico

• Karina Acevedo-Whitehouse, BVM&S, MSc, PhD, Professor of Virology, School of Natural Sciences, Autonomous University of Mexico

South Africa

• Dr. Steven Hatfill, MBChB, MSc Molecular Biology, MSc Medical Biochemistry, M.Med Hematological Pathology

Switzerland

• Dr Astrid Stuckelberger, MSc PhD, Privat-Dozent in Medicine, Medical Public Health School, University of Geneva; WHO Expert on IHR & International Research Ethics

• Philipp Kruse, LL.M, Advocate

USA

• Dr. Paul E. Alexander, Health Research Methodologist, Evidence-Based Medicine; Former WHO/PAHO/US Health and Human Services, Senior COVID Pandemic Advisor to President Trump's administration

• Ryan N. Cole, MD, AP/CP Certified, American Board of Pathology; CEO, Cole Diagnostics

• Eleftherios Gkioulekas, PhD, Professor, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

• Katarina Lindley, DO, FACOFP, President, Global Health Project; Director, FLCCC Fellowship Program

• Dr. Paul Marik MD, FCCM, FCCP, Chief Scientific Officer of FLCCC Alliance

• Kevin McKernan, BSc, CSO/Founder, Medicinal Genomics

• Peter A McCullough, MD, MPH, Cardiology, Epidemiology, and Public Health, McCullough Foundation, Dallas

• Mary Holland, JD, President and General Counsel of Children’s Health Defense

• Marsha Y. Blakeslee, MD, Internal Medicine

• Parvez Dara MD, FACP, MBA, Oncologist, New Jersey

• Mary L Davenport, MD, MS, ABOG, RealHealth, Berkeley, CA

• Lynn Fynn, MD

• Steve Kirsch, Independent Data Scientist

• Dr. Elizabeth A. Laffay, DO, Elite Medical Group

• Marc Rendell, MD, Medical Research, California

• Raphael Stricker, MD, Union Square Medical Associates, San Francisco

• Janci C. Lindsay, PhD, Toxicologist, Molecular Biologist

• Meryl Nass, MD, Maine

• Elena S. Shea, MD, Family Medicine, Arizona and Texas

• K Paul Stoller, MD FACHM, Lifetime Fellow, American College of Hyperbaric Medicine

• Mary Talley Bowden, MD, Otolaryngology and Sleep Medicine

• Erika M. Delph, Registered Pharmacist

• Elizabeth Lee Vliet, MD, President and CEO, Truth For Health Foundation

• Dr. Poppy Daniels, Obstetrician/Gynaecologist, Fertility & Hormone Specialist

• Kimberly O. Biss, MD, OBGYN, Senior Fellow, FLCCC.org; Independent Researcher, ABRG.org

• Dr. Joseph Varon, MD, FCCM, FCCP, President & Chief Medical Officer of FLCCC Alliance

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North Group Lay Summary

Scientific Lay Summary to Support the Letter of Concern to Prime Ministers and Governing Bodies

Prepared by the NORTH Group (info@northgroup.info):

Our letter of concern, co-signed by physicians, scientists, politicians, and other qualified professionals, calls for the immediate suspension of COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccines and an investigation into the presence of excessive levels of residual DNA in multiple vials, which is a serious, unquantified risk to human health. This lay summary explains the background to these concerns.

1. The mRNA vaccines do not stop the transmission of COVID-19

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) stated in an official response (EMA/451828/2023) to eight Members of the European Parliament that “COVID-19 vaccines have not been authorized for preventing transmission from one person to another.” In addition, “EMA´s assessment reports on the authorization of the vaccines note the lack of data on transmissibility.”¹

During the height of the pandemic, citizens were compelled to accept Pfizer and Moderna’s mRNA products to protect others from COVID-19². This was a lie, and despite serious side effects being evident in clinical trial data³, lamentable safety and efficacy profiles, extreme pharmacovigilance safety signals reported worldwide, and thousands of peer-reviewed articles documenting harms associated with mRNA vaccines, these products continue to be recommended and administered.

In addition, proven prevention strategies were ignored, ineffective practices were promoted, and alternative treatment modalities for COVID-19 were suppressed. This led to billions of people worldwide, including children not at risk of COVID-19, being administered mRNA products unnecessarily.

Considering that residual DNA has now been discovered in five independent labs around the world, and at levels greatly exceeding the threshold deemed safe by medical product regulatory agencies, regulators under the direction of governments have an opportunity to recall these products from the market and complete an investigation into their contents. Potential harms to unsuspecting and uninformed recipients of these products must be limited.

The risks highlighted in the sections below support a call for the immediate withdrawal of mRNA-based products. In addition, the use and development of all products based on mRNA technology should be halted until the results of a fully independent and transparent forensic investigation have been made public and these products have been shown to be free from risks, including damage to human DNA (genotoxicity).

2. COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccines resulted in an unprecedented level of reported side effects and deaths.

Real-world data collected by national competent authorities and distributed to the EMA shows the presence of statistically significant safety signals, including a high degree of variability in reported side effects for different batches of COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccines⁴ ⁵ ⁶. These signals were consistent between countries and were particularly evident in the first few months of vaccine rollout, even though the EMA suppressed this information by keeping statutory periodic safety reports (PSURs) confidential until 2023.⁷

Published, peer-reviewed research on adverse event reporting data from Denmark⁴, Sweden⁵, and the USA⁶ has revealed batch-dependent side effects associated with Pfizer's COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Data from the Czech Republic⁸ has shown the same pattern of variable batch-dependent side effects for both Pfizer and Moderna’s products. Pfizer informed the EMA in August 2021 about the same batch dependency of side effects⁹. This clearly suggests that the products were not manufactured to a consistent standard and that some individuals were exposed to a far greater risk of vaccine-associated side effects than others.

Usually, the sheer number of cases of reported side effects and the entirely atypical cases of deaths occurring in temporal proximity to vaccine administration¹⁰ ¹¹ ¹² ¹³ would have led to the immediate withdrawal of the products from the market. However, this did not occur and points towards a systematic and collusive failure to recognize COVID-19 vaccine harms. Since the regulatory authorities charged with pharmacovigilance are also those responsible for the approval process, they are conflicted. This makes a clear case as to why independent scrutiny of the regulator’s role in this process is essential.

3. COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccines are contaminated with high and variable levels of artificial bacterially derived DNA.

On September 20th, 2024, Australian Member of Parliament (MP) Russell Broadbent wrote to the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese describing compelling evidence of excessive levels of residual plasmid DNA in vials of Moderna and Pfizer’s mRNA vaccines distributed in Australia.

The letter, co-signed by a group of 26 doctors, scientists, and other qualified professionals from Australia¹⁴ pointed to the risk of residual DNA impurities being contained in lipid nanoparticles (LNPs), creating a serious but unquantified risk for damage to human DNA, genetic instability, hereditary changes, cancer, immune system disorders, etc. Mr. Broadbent called on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to initiate an immediate and urgent investigation and suspension of Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccines until the broader implications of these findings had been determined.

Mr. Broadbent further highlighted the responsibility of both the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and the Department of Health in having ignored repeated warnings by experts and continuing to distribute these products despite the undetermined risks to the public. This also applies to Europe, the Nordic and Baltic regions, and the UK.

A second letter, co-signed by 52 international doctors, scientists, and other qualified professionals¹⁴, was sent by Mr. Broadbent to Prime Minister Albanese on 25th September 2024, highlighting multiple attempts by prominent scientists to warn the TGA of the risks, which have been disregarded since early 2021. Attention was also drawn to the possible relevance of the Biosecurity Act 2015, with a recommendation that the Minister for Agriculture initiate a Biosecurity Import Risk Analysis, potentially leading to the suspension of these products due to the risks they pose to human health. The same type of risk analysis needs to be carried out in all countries.

Action by a local council

On October 11th, 2024, the local government of Port Hedland, Western Australia, voted to suspend Moderna's and Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccines until they have been tested for excessive levels of foreign DNA. They also decided to distribute information to all general practitioners in the Port Hedland area, urging them to share this information with patients who wish to receive the mRNA vaccines in question. Furthermore, the council voted to inform the other 537 local councils in Australia about the evidence for prohibitive levels of DNA impurities in the modified mRNA products.

Nature of the DNA contamination

The basis for Mr. Broadbent’s letter to the Prime Minister was an independent investigation conducted by Dr. David Speicher, an independent researcher from the University of Guelph, Canada, who measured the amount of DNA in three vials of COVID-19 modified mRNA products retrieved from cold storage facilities of registered Australian health practitioners (see Appendix A).

Dr. Speicher found that all vials contained measurable levels of residual plasmid DNA and exceeded the regulatory limit of 10 ng/dose set by the TGA and WHO¹⁵ by 7.8-145 times.

The DNA identified in the vials is artificial and foreign genetic material, copied and expanded in E. coli bacteria and used as a template to produce the mRNA coding for the Spike protein. However, this DNA should have been degraded and effectively removed from the mRNA component prior to the encapsulation of purified mRNA into lipid nanoparticles (LNPs). Critically, the artificial plasmid DNA contains sequences that allow it to replicate in both bacteria, and in the case of Pfizer’s vaccine, in human cells, thereby posing a significant but entirely unnecessary health risk¹⁶ ¹⁷ (see also Appendix A).

Alarming presence of undeclared, high-risk sequences in the residual plasmid DNA

Crucially, Dr. Speicher also confirmed the presence of a specific DNA sequence derived from Simian Virus 40 (SV40) in the Pfizer vaccine. This piece of DNA (known as the SV40 promoter-enhancer) was not declared to the regulatory authorities as being part of the vaccine manufacturing process¹⁸ ¹⁹. Had Pfizer declared this component in their manufacturing process, it is likely that this would have led to greater scrutiny, since the SV40 virus is associated with cancer²⁰ ²¹ ²² and the SV40 promoter-enhancer itself has potent biological activity. Hence, the presence of this sequence in the Pfizer product presents a much more serious risk than the presence of only excessive DNA.

This SV40 promoter-enhancer is typically used in applications such as genetic engineering or gene therapy to control how much of an mRNA and the protein that is made from the mRNA is ‘turned on’. However, once this DNA crosses the cell membrane, as would happen within an LNP, this SV40 enhancer sequence can target the associated DNA to the cell nucleus, where it may cause changes to human DNA²³ ²⁴.

The SV40 enhancer can facilitate the integration of associated sequences into human DNA within cells of the human body, and the SV40 sequence would augment the likelihood of such an integration event²⁰ ²¹ ²⁵.

Dr. Speicher's findings confirm multiple studies that also identified the SV40 promoter-enhancer sequence in DNA within Pfizer’s products¹⁶ ¹⁷ ²⁶ ²⁷. The risks raised by these undeclared components of the COVID-19 modified mRNA products have not been investigated and have not been declared to recipients. This is inexcusable.

Risk of integration into the human genome

LNPs are known to be taken up by all organs of the body, including the brain, heart, liver, ovaries, and testes, and therefore can transfer their contents to the cells of these organs²⁸ ²⁹. Hence, the injected material does not necessarily remain at the site of intramuscular injection as was widely claimed.

Kämmerer et al. recently confirmed that residual plasmid DNA in Pfizer’s vaccine could be taken up by a human cell line in culture³⁰. Kevin McKernan and Professor Ulrike Kämmerer have also provided preliminary evidence that the addition of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to a human ovarian cell line (OvCar3) can result in the integration of the residual plasmid DNA into human DNA³¹. Furthermore, Dr. Phillip Buckhaults, Dr. Wafik El-Diery, Dr. Jessica Rose, and Kevin McKernan have all expressed their concern that residual plasmid DNA could trigger serious side effects, autoimmune diseases, and cancer³².

It is not a question of if residual plasmid DNA present in LNPs integrates into the DNA of human cells but how often it occurs and how severe the effects are. It must be noted that DNA integration is not necessary to induce cancer-associated pathways³³. The genetic risks to people who have received these products, as well as their offspring, are uncharted. Scientific investigation is urgently required to determine the risks of gene-based mRNA therapeutics to humans. It is for these reasons that these gene-based vaccines should have undergone a full regulatory pathway for new medicines as originally proposed, rather than following the shorter approval process used for standard vaccines³⁴.

Regulatory authorities on the possibility of integration

The Danish Medicines Agency, on behalf of the Minister of Health, has admitted that the DNA plasmid used in Pfizer's vaccine contains a very small “sample” of an SV40 virus. They claim that these sequences are unlikely to pose a risk in cancer development, nor be able to induce damage to human DNA. According to the Danish Medicines Agency, there is no risk of inheritance to the next generation¹⁹.

This response from the Danish Medicines Agency is almost identical to responses from other drug regulatory agencies around the world, including the response from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to Florida State Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, who in January of this year demanded a halt to the use of modified mRNA vaccines until safety is proven, after the FDA failed to provide a satisfactory explanation for the DNA contamination³⁵.

This lack of concern is deeply worrying, and the fact that authorities have not prosecuted the manufacturers due to their failure to disclose all sequences used in the production of their products casts a further, very dark shadow over the lack of impartiality of the regulatory authorities. Safe and effective vaccines cannot be produced if regulators fail to act in the public interest.

We believe that the level and variability of residual plasmid DNA impurities in mRNA vaccines, as well as the inclusion of the SV40 promoter-enhancer sequence in the process Pfizer used to manufacture its vaccines, could pose serious and undetermined risks to the human population, including cancer, and in particular to pregnant women and their unborn children, who continue to be urged to receive these products.

Unquantified risks associated with modified mRNA vaccines

Modified mRNA coding for a biologically active spike protein, variable levels of residual plasmid DNA, and the presence of the SV40 promoter-enhancer sequence, pose serious risks to human health including cardiovascular disease, cancer, immunological, autoimmune, skin, and neurological disorders, particularly in the context of a highly efficient cell delivery system such as LNPs.

As detailed in the supplied scientific summary provided by Russell Broadbent's MP team (Appendix B) and the peer-reviewed literature provided therein, excessive residual plasmid DNA in the Pfizer and Moderna products, exacerbated by repeated doses, may result in:

a) Genomic insertion of the synthetic DNA into natural human chromosomal DNA;
b) Genomic integration inducing malignant/cancerous diseases;
c) Inactivation of the p53 leading to the proliferation of tumours;
d) Presence of synthetic DNA in cytoplasm inducing malignant/cancerous diseases;
e) Transfection into Oocytes and sperm-producing cells leading to:
i. Altered transgenic offspring;
ii. Interference with early intrauterine development;
iii. Induction of miscarriages and malformations.

If contamination includes intact and integratable whole genes, then further hazards arise, namely:

f) Spike protein production for an indefinite period, possibly years. Undesired production of spike protein for weeks or months may arise owing to the use of degradation-resistant modified mRNA;
g) Promotion of antibiotic resistance within the human host and throughout communities;
h) Replication of the synthetic (whole plasmid) DNA within the human host.

Summary of the concerns associated with modified mRNA vaccines.

• COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccines pose inherent health risks that were not adequately studied before their conditional approval and subsequent roll-out, but which have become abundantly clear afterwards.

• LNPs do not necessarily remain at the injection site but may reach the bloodstream and thereby multiple organs.

• Any cell in the body that takes up an LNP may express both the native Spike protein, a foreign antigen, as well as a range of aberrantly mistranslated and misfolded proteins³⁶, and thus be marked for attack and destruction by the immune system. If this happens to cells that line the blood vessels, it will cause vessel damage and blood clotting, leading to increased risk of stroke, heart attack, and other acute vascular diseases. Some of the aberrant proteins may lead to cross-reacting immunity against normal human proteins and thereby autoimmune disease. All these conditions have been well documented in the medical literature and in pharmacovigilance reporting systems worldwide. Likewise, LNPs are inherently toxic and may affect the blood (hemagglutination induction)³⁷ and organs such as the brain, heart, lungs, kidneys, etc. Cell destruction by the immune system can lead to conditions such as encephalitis, myocarditis, autoimmunity, etc., which again have been amply documented.

• While the above risks are inherent in the COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccine technology, the additional and potentially grave risk to human health due to excessive levels of residual plasmid DNA must be investigated.

• The credibility of the regulatory bodies and the governments that coerced their citizens into taking these products – primarily to protect the vulnerable, which was deliberate misinformation – is under serious public scrutiny.

• Development of safe and effective medical products depends upon transparent and trustworthy regulatory oversight of the manufacturing process. This has been disregarded during the COVID-19 response and is a catastrophe of governance that will take years if not decades to repair.

Positive change begins with an acknowledgement of error, and this process must begin immediately before more lives are lost carelessly and unnecessarily.

Appendices

A. Dr. David Speicher’s report. Click Here

B. Science summary. Consequences of Synthetic DNA Contamination. Click Here

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NORTH GROUP Press Release: Canada and Australia Join Global Action to Suspend COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines

BREAKING NEWS

20th January 2025 — AUSTRIA AND CANADA JOIN NORTH CALLING FOR AN IMMEDIATE SUSPENSION OF COVID-19 mRNA VACCINES.

The Austrian Lawyers Association for Fundamental Rights (Anwalte für Grundrechte) with over 50 members sent the NORTH letter to the Austrian Federal Chancellor on 15th January. This was followed by World Council for Health Canada and Vaccine Choice Canada sending the letter to the Canadian Prime Minister and Members of Canadian Parliament on 19th January.

NORTH was initiated on 25th November 2024, when an international group of politicians and leading medical and other professionals wrote to the heads of state of 10 European countries (Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom) citing serious health concerns regarding COVID-19 modified mRNA vaccines.

Throughout December 2024, NORTH was joined by Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Ireland, Netherlands, Malta, Portugal, and Spain. Slovenia became the 20th country supporting the initiative on January 7th.

NORTH groups sent a follow-up letter on 13th January to governments that had not yet replied to the original call in November.

With over 700 international signatories, citizens from other countries are preparing to join NORTH in the coming weeks.

The letter from NORTH states:

• Scientific evidence shows that it was a lottery as to which batch of vaccine a person received and the side effects they experienced, including death.

• COVID-19 vaccines were never tested for their ability to block transmission.

• Modified mRNA vaccines contain variable but alarmingly high levels of residual DNA, which raises extreme concerns about the risks to human health including the potential for genetic damage.

The call has unprecedented international support and demands:

• An immediate halt to the use of modified mRNA vaccines.

• An independent and transparent investigation into their approval and use.

• Scientific evidence that shows that there is no risk of damage to human DNA.

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For further info:
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