The correct Rule of "The Law" The current Star Patterns pont to a return to the original 1901 Constitution!
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Edgar J Winter
May 27, 2024, 10:07:36 PMMay 27
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Astrologers and Astronomers, ( An astronomer is a scientist in the field
of astronomy who focuses their studies on a specific question or field
outside the scope of Earth. They observe astronomical objects such as stars,
planets, moons, comets and galaxies - in either observational (by analysing
the data) or theoretical astronomy. An Astrologer interprets the effects on
humans.) world-wide are seeing an amazing line up of planets marking a
special position in our current star patterns! In particular the Planet
Jupiter now is changing its sign into Gemini and will result in a year of
seeking out "the Law of the Land" and being in favourable aspect to Pluto
and its sign changing into Aquarius, we return to our original 1901
Constitution! See below:-
CLICK THE PICTURE FOR THE VIDEO
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oicmM1c2cifQ.WMwoPHrn7pplyLW7Mr0Onw_w2fsX7mlYaWa0IpjYfxQ>
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oicmM1c2cifQ.WMwoPHrn7pplyLW7Mr0Onw_w2fsX7mlYaWa0IpjYfxQ>
Commentary of the excellent zoom :-
This zoom meeting from Club Grubbery on May 13, 2024, features a discussion
between hosts Graham and John, and their guests, Professor Augusto Zimmerman
and Tim Dwyer, about the state of the rule of law in Australia, particularly
in the context of the COVID-19 restrictions and mandatory vaccinations.
The hosts introduce the show and mention the 30-year anniversary of the
Australian Vaccine Network (AVN). The Australian Vaccination Network (AVN),
formerly known as the Australian Vaccination Network and the Australian
Vaccination-Skeptics Network, is a prominent anti-vaccination group in
Australia. It was founded in 1994 by Meryl Dorey, a vocal critic of
vaccination. The AVN has actively campaigned against various vaccination
programs. Despite facing numerous setbacks and criticisms, the AVN continues
to be a vocal advocate against mandatory vaccination policies in Australia
and defender of the rights of parents to protect their children from the
devastating effects of vaccines. They express their intent to ramp up
efforts with the AVN to protect children through vaccination awareness.
Professor Augusto Zimmerman, a law professor from the Sheridan Institute,
discusses the erosion of the rule of law in Australia. Tim Dwyer, who has
previously worked with Zimmerman, shares his insights on constitutional law
and the current legal challenges. Zimmerman criticises the disregard for the
rule of law and the Australian Constitution, particularly during the
COVID-19 pandemic. He highlights the problem of legal positivism, where laws
are applied without considering their impact on individual rights and
freedoms. The discussion touches on the separation of powers and the
overreach of executive powers during the pandemic.
The erosion of the rule of law in Australia has been a significant concern,
particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic response
saw an unprecedented expansion of executive powers, often bypassing the
traditional checks and balances of the legislative process. Emergency powers
were invoked to enforce lockdowns, border closures, and mandatory
vaccinations, which many argue undermined individual rights and freedoms.
This period exposed the fragility of the separation of powers, with the
executive branch enacting laws without sufficient parliamentary oversight,
leading to questions about the constitutionality and proportionality of
these measures. Critics, including legal experts like Professor Zimmerman,
have pointed out that such actions have led to a concentration of power in
the hands of a few, further eroding public trust in the legal system and the
judiciary's independence. The situation has prompted calls for a more robust
legal framework to ensure that emergency powers are exercised within the
bounds of the rule of law, protecting human rights and maintaining the
integrity of Australia's democratic institutions.
Zimmerman and Dwyer discuss the misuse of emergency powers to enforce
lockdowns and mandatory vaccinations, which they argue undermines legal
certainty and individual freedoms. They emphasise the need for laws to
protect individual rights rather than serve as tools of oppression.
Professor Zimmerman criticises the current state of legal education in
Australia, suggesting that many lawyers lack a proper understanding of
common law and jurisprudence. This situation is even worse in the education
of the medical profession where doctors are graduated with a sense of
omnipotence that fosters a dangerous belief that they are health care
professionals. He also points out the problematic process of judicial
appointments, which he believes leads to a judiciary that serves the
establishment rather than upholding the rule of law.
The guests discuss the historical context of the Australian Constitution and
the importance of understanding the framers' intent. They argue that the
High Court has often misinterpreted the Constitution, leading to a
centralisation of power in Canberra. Zimmerman and Dwyer propose political
strategies to address the current issues, including renewing the composition
of the parliament and ensuring proper judicial appointments. They also
discuss the potential for a people's referendum to reestablish
constitutional principles and protect individual rights.
The hosts and guests conclude by emphasising the importance of public
awareness and engagement in constitutional matters. They call for
Australians to educate themselves about their Constitution and support
efforts to uphold the rule of law.
The discussion is a critical examination of the legal and constitutional
challenges faced by Australia, particularly in the context of the COVID-19
pandemic, the sequelae and a call to action for legal and political reforms
to protect individual rights and freedoms.
The Wizard of Woombye.
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this week...from: - "E. D. G. A. R"....
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performs automated collection, validation, indexing, acceptance,
and forwarding of submissions by all good souls and spirits, including
astrologers physically incarnated currently on planet earth that are
required by "universal law to relocate earth souls to a higher calling."
of astronomy who focuses their studies on a specific question or field
outside the scope of Earth. They observe astronomical objects such as stars,
planets, moons, comets and galaxies - in either observational (by analysing
the data) or theoretical astronomy. An Astrologer interprets the effects on
humans.) world-wide are seeing an amazing line up of planets marking a
special position in our current star patterns! In particular the Planet
Jupiter now is changing its sign into Gemini and will result in a year of
seeking out "the Law of the Land" and being in favourable aspect to Pluto
and its sign changing into Aquarius, we return to our original 1901
Constitution! See below:-
CLICK THE PICTURE FOR THE VIDEO
<https://substack.com/redirect/5783e7c3-83b4-40bd-a6e7-c66aee6e41a2?j=eyJ1Ij
oicmM1c2cifQ.WMwoPHrn7pplyLW7Mr0Onw_w2fsX7mlYaWa0IpjYfxQ>
<https://substack.com/redirect/5783e7c3-83b4-40bd-a6e7-c66aee6e41a2?j=eyJ1Ij
oicmM1c2cifQ.WMwoPHrn7pplyLW7Mr0Onw_w2fsX7mlYaWa0IpjYfxQ>
Commentary of the excellent zoom :-
This zoom meeting from Club Grubbery on May 13, 2024, features a discussion
between hosts Graham and John, and their guests, Professor Augusto Zimmerman
and Tim Dwyer, about the state of the rule of law in Australia, particularly
in the context of the COVID-19 restrictions and mandatory vaccinations.
The hosts introduce the show and mention the 30-year anniversary of the
Australian Vaccine Network (AVN). The Australian Vaccination Network (AVN),
formerly known as the Australian Vaccination Network and the Australian
Vaccination-Skeptics Network, is a prominent anti-vaccination group in
Australia. It was founded in 1994 by Meryl Dorey, a vocal critic of
vaccination. The AVN has actively campaigned against various vaccination
programs. Despite facing numerous setbacks and criticisms, the AVN continues
to be a vocal advocate against mandatory vaccination policies in Australia
and defender of the rights of parents to protect their children from the
devastating effects of vaccines. They express their intent to ramp up
efforts with the AVN to protect children through vaccination awareness.
Professor Augusto Zimmerman, a law professor from the Sheridan Institute,
discusses the erosion of the rule of law in Australia. Tim Dwyer, who has
previously worked with Zimmerman, shares his insights on constitutional law
and the current legal challenges. Zimmerman criticises the disregard for the
rule of law and the Australian Constitution, particularly during the
COVID-19 pandemic. He highlights the problem of legal positivism, where laws
are applied without considering their impact on individual rights and
freedoms. The discussion touches on the separation of powers and the
overreach of executive powers during the pandemic.
The erosion of the rule of law in Australia has been a significant concern,
particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic response
saw an unprecedented expansion of executive powers, often bypassing the
traditional checks and balances of the legislative process. Emergency powers
were invoked to enforce lockdowns, border closures, and mandatory
vaccinations, which many argue undermined individual rights and freedoms.
This period exposed the fragility of the separation of powers, with the
executive branch enacting laws without sufficient parliamentary oversight,
leading to questions about the constitutionality and proportionality of
these measures. Critics, including legal experts like Professor Zimmerman,
have pointed out that such actions have led to a concentration of power in
the hands of a few, further eroding public trust in the legal system and the
judiciary's independence. The situation has prompted calls for a more robust
legal framework to ensure that emergency powers are exercised within the
bounds of the rule of law, protecting human rights and maintaining the
integrity of Australia's democratic institutions.
Zimmerman and Dwyer discuss the misuse of emergency powers to enforce
lockdowns and mandatory vaccinations, which they argue undermines legal
certainty and individual freedoms. They emphasise the need for laws to
protect individual rights rather than serve as tools of oppression.
Professor Zimmerman criticises the current state of legal education in
Australia, suggesting that many lawyers lack a proper understanding of
common law and jurisprudence. This situation is even worse in the education
of the medical profession where doctors are graduated with a sense of
omnipotence that fosters a dangerous belief that they are health care
professionals. He also points out the problematic process of judicial
appointments, which he believes leads to a judiciary that serves the
establishment rather than upholding the rule of law.
The guests discuss the historical context of the Australian Constitution and
the importance of understanding the framers' intent. They argue that the
High Court has often misinterpreted the Constitution, leading to a
centralisation of power in Canberra. Zimmerman and Dwyer propose political
strategies to address the current issues, including renewing the composition
of the parliament and ensuring proper judicial appointments. They also
discuss the potential for a people's referendum to reestablish
constitutional principles and protect individual rights.
The hosts and guests conclude by emphasising the importance of public
awareness and engagement in constitutional matters. They call for
Australians to educate themselves about their Constitution and support
efforts to uphold the rule of law.
The discussion is a critical examination of the legal and constitutional
challenges faced by Australia, particularly in the context of the COVID-19
pandemic, the sequelae and a call to action for legal and political reforms
to protect individual rights and freedoms.
The Wizard of Woombye.
www.astroclairvoyant.com <http://www.astroclairvoyant.com>
Hoping you are enjoying your kaleidoscope of Stars and general information
this week...from: - "E. D. G. A. R"....
EDGAR, the Electronic Data-Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system,
performs automated collection, validation, indexing, acceptance,
and forwarding of submissions by all good souls and spirits, including
astrologers physically incarnated currently on planet earth that are
required by "universal law to relocate earth souls to a higher calling."
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