Just to give some context. Even though we have a tyrannical government, most Australians igonre their orders. To date only 3% of Australians have been fully vaxxed and 20% have had one jab and cancellations are happening fast.

By the accent, it's pretty obvious it is Australia. My prayers are for the people of Australia, as it is for Canada, and Britain to awaken from this growing democide sanctioned by the pathocrats. The one common factor of these countries, including New Zealand, is the very similar tyranny taking place. I want to call into perspective 'something' that people have not considered, but may be a factor to the growing democide taking place. These are all commonwealth nations. A directive has been given from the powers-that-be. And that power is most certainly coming from the financial center of the City-of-London. Every indication points to this. Why isn't the United States in lock-step with these governments? I believe it has to do with our Bill of Rights. There's enough people here believing that the Bill of Rights is important to make it more tortuous and difficult to readily impose such a tyranny as witnessed in these commonwealth nations. This doesn't mean it won't happen here. Heaven forbid. It's just more difficult to impose here than in a commonwealth nation. Notwithstanding, there is a caveat to the protection the Bill of Rights provides us. And that caveat lies with its 'belief'. What actually weakens the Bill of Rights? We know the foundation of it is the very basis of this form of government. It is based on the acknowledgment of the founders that these Rights come from the Creator and not government.

So, I ask the question again -- What actually weakens the Bill of Rights? I read recently that the United States is the 13th most atheist nation in the world now. Does this weaken it? Does removing Christianity from the public square weaken the Bill of Rights? Does denying the existence of natural immunity weaken it? Does jurisprudence deny the existence of common law? Does Christianity increasingly deny the existence of natural law? All of these 'things' (and more) undermine the Bill of Rights.

My point is that if there is no Creator, then there is no Bill of Rights. Our sovereignty as an individual breathing living spirit of 'flesh-and-blood' is completely undermined. Our sovereignty evaporates and we more less become 'subjects' (chattel) of those who rule over us.

We are are treading on thin ice and the ministers and pastors of the Christian churches are so far A.W.O.L. There is no depending on them. We must fight for our own lives.