Ex-Wall Street worker’s journey to safeguarding medical freedom.

A former Wall Street employee is taking a stand ‌for the bodily rights of all Americans. Leslie Manookian,⁤ founder and president of Health Freedom Defense Fund, ​is fighting against the federal government’s mandates,‌ including the COVID shots. She recently achieved a major victory in 2022, successfully challenging the nationwide federal travel mask mandate.

In a captivating interview with EpochTV’s ‍”American Thought Leaders,” Manookian shares her ⁢journey from Wall ⁣Street to becoming a defender of bodily rights. She discusses the dark side of business and her current work.​

The⁤ Dark Side⁢ of Business

Back⁣ in the‌ 1990s, Manookian worked on Wall Street and was⁤ later transferred to London. She‍ was involved in the investment industry at a company called Alliance ‌Capital. It was during this time that she had a shocking‌ encounter‌ with one of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical CEOs.

The CEO revealed that people had died during trials ⁢of ‍a new drug produced⁤ by his company. Despite⁣ the fatalities, he expressed optimism ⁣about making ⁣billions in sales. Manookian was appalled by his callous attitude towards human life ⁣and realized that there was more ⁣to the world of ⁣business than meets the eye.

A New Understanding

Manookian’s disillusionment with the corporate world led her to seek a new path. She⁢ decided to retire and ‍began ‍exploring alternative forms of medicine after her ⁣conventional​ doctor couldn’t help her.‍ This journey introduced her to homeopathy, which resonated deeply with her.

During​ her studies, she came across a book ‍about adverse effects of vaccinations, which prompted her to conduct her own research. In 2011, she produced a​ documentary‌ titled ‌”The Greater Good”⁤ that shed light on the negative effects of vaccines.

Manookian also uncovered the corrupt practices within federal health agencies, such as⁣ the National ​Institute ​of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) owning half of the Moderna vaccine patent. She exposed how legislation like the⁢ Bayh-Dole Act and the Prescription Drug ‌User Fee Act allowed the pharmaceutical industry to influence and profit from federal health agencies.

No Liability

In the late ⁣1970s and​ early 1980s, numerous children suffered severe injuries or ‍died from the DPT vaccine. In‍ response,‌ the pharmaceutical industry lobbied ​Congress for protection, leading to the passage⁢ of the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. This act virtually eliminated liability for ​vaccine manufacturers.

Furthermore, the‌ special court established to hear vaccine ‍injury claims is biased and lacks due process. The court ‌is funded by the federal government​ and a tax on vaccine doses, creating‍ a conflict of ​interest.

Legislation

Several pieces of‌ legislation have further eroded Americans’ rights. ⁣The PREP Act of 2005⁤ granted immunity to those producing medical countermeasures during public health emergencies, shielding ⁢them from liability. In 2012, state-funded propaganda was allowed to be disseminated ​to American audiences, blurring⁣ the ‌line between news ​and government propaganda.

Manookian highlights laws enacted in‍ 2009‌ that paved the way ⁢for ⁢the COVID campaign in 2020. California ​eliminated the philosophical⁢ exemption from vaccination, while New ⁢York granted the government the‍ power ⁣to indefinitely quarantine individuals without proof of illness.

Health Freedom Defense Fund

In 2020, Manookian realized ⁢that COVID was the event the state ⁤had been waiting ⁣for to push‌ mass vaccinations. She founded the Health Freedom‌ Defense Fund⁢ and filed numerous ⁣lawsuits⁤ against the federal government,​ school districts, ⁤and corporations like ‌Nike and Disney.

One of the fund’s significant victories was overturning the CDC’s federal travel mask mandate. This legal triumph gave hope to people and dealt a blow to the ⁤bureaucratic ⁤state.

Former Case Law

Manookian challenges the use of a 1905 Supreme Court case,‌ Jacobson v. Massachusetts, to‌ justify ‍the erosion of rights. She argues that this ruling, which allowed vaccine mandates during extreme public health emergencies, conflicts with other ​case⁣ law protecting privacy and the right to ‌refuse medical interventions.

The Health Freedom Defense Fund‌ continues ‍to fight for Americans’ rights and has received nationwide support. Manookian emphasizes the importance of recognizing that⁤ individuals have ownership over their bodies and should not have to ask the​ government for exemptions.

What are the potential risks associated with COVID shots that have been rolled ⁢out under emergency use authorization, according to Leslie Manookian?

Ased ‌on a⁣ no-fault system, ‌meaning that even if ‌it is proven that⁣ a vaccine caused injury ‍or death, vaccine manufacturers are not held financially liable. This lack of accountability has allowed pharmaceutical companies to ⁢continue producing vaccines with⁣ little regard for their ​safety and effectiveness.

Manookian⁤ argues that this lack of liability also extends ⁣to the COVID shots, which have been rolled out under emergency use⁣ authorization. She points out that these vaccines have not undergone the same⁣ rigorous testing ⁤and scrutiny as other vaccines, yet people are being coerced into taking them without fully ⁢understanding ⁤the ⁢potential risks.

Defending Bodily Rights

Through the Health Freedom Defense Fund, ⁤Manookian is fighting‌ for the ‌bodily rights of all Americans. She believes ⁣that individuals should have the ‌right to​ make informed decisions about‌ their own bodies, including whether or not to receive vaccines.

Manookian ‌emphasizes the importance of informed consent and transparency ‌in​ medical interventions. She asserts that medical decisions should be​ made based on unbiased information and‍ respect for⁢ individual autonomy.

In her interview with EpochTV, Manookian also discusses the nationwide travel mask mandate that she successfully challenged in court. She believes that⁤ mandates should be based on solid scientific⁣ evidence and should not infringe⁢ upon individual liberties.

The Road ​Ahead

Leslie Manookian’s journey from Wall Street to defender of bodily rights highlights the importance of questioning established norms and challenging the status ⁤quo. Her work in exposing the dark ​side of business and ​advocating ⁣for informed⁢ consent serves as a powerful reminder‍ of the need for transparency ‍and accountability​ in the ‍medical field.

As ‌the​ debate surrounding vaccination and bodily rights continues, Manookian ⁢remains dedicated to providing individuals ⁣with the information‌ they ‌need to make ⁣informed decisions about their health. Through her activism and advocacy, she strives to restore the rights and​ autonomy that ⁢have been eroded‍ in the ⁣face of pharmaceutical influence.

Leslie Manookian’s story serves as an inspiration to all ‍those who⁣ believe in the power of knowledge and the importance of individual freedom.‍ In a world where personal liberties are⁢ constantly ⁤under threat, voices‌ like Manookian’s are‍ essential in reminding us of our ‍inherent right to make ⁤decisions about our own ⁢bodies.