BATTLE OF GRACEY: Fighters for Medical Freedom Take to Mayor's Mansion

July, 27, 2021

On the same day that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a health care requirement mandating all city workers to provide either a one-time proof of vaccination or weekly COVID-19 tests beginning September 13th, a group of freedom fighters focused on the moment descended upon his mayoral mansion in Carl Schurz Park above Hell Gate in the Upper East Side.

There they were met around 6 p.m. by the NYPD, including one Community Affairs officer, all whom represent some of the tens of thousands of city workers that will be affected by this mandate, whom this group of protesters were there to support the rights of. They made this clear via megaphone to the surrounding police and any passerby on the street. Barricades kept the crew a block away from the front door of Gracie - a block lined with notable newly installed smart car plug-in stations that could be seen leading to the mansion's front door where more police and security awaited.

The fellowship of ten or so freethinkers were fully charged, fresh off participation in the New York City chapter of the World Wide Rally for Freedom & Democracy that began with a rally at Bethesda Fountain in Central Park at noon this past Saturday and led to a march celebrating human choice, creativity and expression, and calling for an end to any vaccine mandates such as those announced by De Blasio on Monday. According to reports, 230 countries participated in solidarity in this rally on July 24, many of which saw massive crowds at their respective centers of government, and none of which were covered by the U.S. mainstream media.

So here they were, a seemingly true grassroots movement doing what they can to stand up for the right of all people to have a choice as to what enters their body, at one point comparing the right to choose whether to take the COVID-19 "vaccine" as no different than the choice to get an abortion via the popular chant, "My body, my choice!"

They brandished homemade signs including one that detailed the fate of a teenager who had died after taking the "vaccine," that caught at least a few eyes, some looking as if they had learned something, with one saying the teenager could have killed members of her family had she not gotten the "vaccine." This ignited passionate disbelief from some of the more vocal activists there, and the passerby quickly scurried off, unable to deal with the verbal barrage of rebuttals that followed.

To paraphrase what came from the mouths of many who took turns brandishing their lone bullhorn as they shot videos of passionate pleas, they worry that many workers who refuse to take the vaccine will lose their jobs despite the option to take a weekly test. They called the PCR nose swab test unreliable just five days after the CDC announced that it will discontinue using the PCR test as its standard test for COVID-19 testing by December 31, 2021.

The group warned the "vaccine" has killed many already, and may end up being more dangerous to humanity to the virus itself. It asserts that the mayor is a fascist, and playing into an agenda of depopulation by those he is beholden to who believe in eugenics, or, "the study of how to arrange reproduction within a human population to increase the occurrence of heritable characteristics regarded as desirable." One protester said the "vaccine" itself violates the Nuremberg Code, saying it wrongfully makes all of humanity part of a science experiment. Another spoke of nanoparticles within the "vaccine" that can move from the shoulder to the brain and break its blood barrier, allowing it to link up to WiFi. The general theme was that losing the right to choose one's medical treatment, or lack thereof, equals enslavement.

One passerby who worked for the United Nations but declined to give his name or be videoed said he believes everyone should have a choice as to whether to get the vaccine. Based on observations there were at least equal amounts of passerby cheering on the protesters as there were others who laughed them off, plugged their ears as they walked by, or gave them the middle finger. There was honesty in the air as they spoke their truth to power like soldiers in the Army of Love, as they allowed us to interview many of them, the videos for which can be found via Bitchute below.

First a look at a protester railing against the mayoral vaccine mandate for all city workers as it poses a risk of death can be see here.

Later, upon learning of Governor Cuomo's plan to go door-to-door and take the unvaccinated to get their shot, he shared a personal story of what its like to ride in a cattle car, as seen here.

Another protester, seen here, warned we are headed toward "1945 Nazi Germany" likening the ordeal to an "experiment."

Here a woman shared her father's war story that inspires her to protest, encouraged others to not be afraid to do so, and to protect those who do.

One of the more vocal female protesters sounds off here on how men need to "find their balls again," and feels the current feminization of men in American society to a depopulation agenda from eugenicists who want less men forming families and reproducing.

A young woman here says mandates are coming from Rothschilds and banking elites who own and enslave us.

Click here to hear a musician share his views on De Blasio mandates, and his struggle to live up to Christian ideals of forgiveness in a world so currently ridden with corruption.

The World Wide Freedom Rally 4.0 is scheduled for Sept. 18, 2021, with the time and place to be announced. The group is looking to hold many more protests between now and then, to stand up for city (and at the time of this article, now state and federal) worker rights to choose what is done with their bodies.

To join up, follow @Newyorkfreedomrally on Instagram. Any donations to Army of Love can currently be Venmo'd to armyoflove@protonmail.com and are greatly appreciated!

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