Those who do not learn from the past, will repeat it. & who wan’t to go backwards? Forward, always.
Do you know what the Nuremberg Code is, for those interested and interested you should be, continue reading.
The Nuremberg Code, established after World War II, sets forth ethical guidelines for human experimentation. It emphasizes voluntary consent, the necessity of beneficence, and the imperative to avoid unnecessary suffering. Allegations of violations of these principles continue to emerge in various contexts globally.
Here are some contemporary examples:
1. **Forced Organ Harvesting in China**: - There have been persistent allegations that China engages in forced organ harvesting from prisoners, particularly Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghur Muslims, and other minority groups. Reports suggest that organs are taken without consent, which would be a clear violation of the Nuremberg Code's principles regarding voluntary participation and informed consent .
2. **Medical Experiments on Prisoners and Detainees**: - Reports from various countries suggest that medical experiments are conducted on prisoners without their informed consent. For example, in 2019, it was revealed that ICE detainees in the United States were subjected to gynecological procedures without proper consent .
3. **COVID-19 Vaccine Trials**: - There have been concerns about the conduct of some COVID-19 vaccine trials, especially in low-income countries. Issues include inadequate informed consent processes and the exploitation of vulnerable populations for research purposes .
4. **Psychiatric Abuse in Russia**: - Reports have indicated that psychiatric facilities in Russia have subjected patients to inhumane treatments and experimentation without proper consent, a situation echoing some of the abuses that the Nuremberg Code aims to prevent .
These instances reflect ongoing challenges in upholding the ethical standards set forth by the Nuremberg Code. Continuous vigilance and international oversight are crucial to prevent such violations and protect human rights in medical and scientific research.
When will it become an issue for you? It already has (#3) and sadly, I don’t think it will stop here, there’s numerous examples, many not discussed. When will you become concerned... when we have forced organ harvesting? Did we not learn anything? These ‘rules’ were created for a reason: to protect all humans.
What we do not address will happen again, over & over & over.
I have read several incidents regarding the vaccine, people are winning in court, they should not have been fired for refusing, they are being awarded compensation (never enough) for illness they have experienced from the injections. People are exposing early & numerous 'mysterious' deaths from thousands of documented cases 'too young to die' - all around the world. Education (exposing) is key. Lessons learned AGAIN… until the next.
All lessons God will have us learn - never forget the gift God gave us all was the gift of CHOICE, most people are educated on the basic facts now, choose wisely… your life depends on it.
Do you know what the Nuremberg Code is, for those interested and interested you should be, continue reading.
The Nuremberg Code, established after World War II, sets forth ethical guidelines for human experimentation. It emphasizes voluntary consent, the necessity of beneficence, and the imperative to avoid unnecessary suffering. Allegations of violations of these principles continue to emerge in various contexts globally.
Here are some contemporary examples:
1. **Forced Organ Harvesting in China**: - There have been persistent allegations that China engages in forced organ harvesting from prisoners, particularly Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghur Muslims, and other minority groups. Reports suggest that organs are taken without consent, which would be a clear violation of the Nuremberg Code's principles regarding voluntary participation and informed consent .
2. **Medical Experiments on Prisoners and Detainees**: - Reports from various countries suggest that medical experiments are conducted on prisoners without their informed consent. For example, in 2019, it was revealed that ICE detainees in the United States were subjected to gynecological procedures without proper consent .
3. **COVID-19 Vaccine Trials**: - There have been concerns about the conduct of some COVID-19 vaccine trials, especially in low-income countries. Issues include inadequate informed consent processes and the exploitation of vulnerable populations for research purposes .
4. **Psychiatric Abuse in Russia**: - Reports have indicated that psychiatric facilities in Russia have subjected patients to inhumane treatments and experimentation without proper consent, a situation echoing some of the abuses that the Nuremberg Code aims to prevent .
These instances reflect ongoing challenges in upholding the ethical standards set forth by the Nuremberg Code. Continuous vigilance and international oversight are crucial to prevent such violations and protect human rights in medical and scientific research.
When will it become an issue for you? It already has (#3) and sadly, I don’t think it will stop here, there’s numerous examples, many not discussed. When will you become concerned... when we have forced organ harvesting? Did we not learn anything? These ‘rules’ were created for a reason: to protect all humans.
What we do not address will happen again, over & over & over.
I have read several incidents regarding the vaccine, people are winning in court, they should not have been fired for refusing, they are being awarded compensation (never enough) for illness they have experienced from the injections. People are exposing early & numerous 'mysterious' deaths from thousands of documented cases 'too young to die' - all around the world. Education (exposing) is key. Lessons learned AGAIN… until the next.
All lessons God will have us learn - never forget the gift God gave us all was the gift of CHOICE, most people are educated on the basic facts now, choose wisely… your life depends on it.
A future painting.. I think I'll save it for the winter.
