[Solutions] Serene Teffaha – CoVision

Eugenics

Pfizer is a corporation that was established 176 years ago.

Pfizer wanted to introduce two things: the fusion between Germanic eugenicist ideology (and please don’t be offended if you have German origins – I love all things German, except for eugenics), and the ideology around eugenics, which is a belief in supremacy and the use of medicines or pharmaceuticals to try to eliminate the worst elements of people.

1. The eugenics society is what led to the inception of psychiatry and psychotropic drugs, which aim to medicate emotional problems with mental origins (a lie).
2. The eugenics agenda was established by the early 1800s and disabled people were often excluded from medicines.
3. Medical experimentation in eugenics is not a new thing and has been happening for a long time to vulnerable people, such as those institutionalized in mental health wards, prisons, and the military.
4. The medical establishment has not been established on nice grounds and has been based on deep experimentation on human beings who were seen as commodities or irrelevant from a eugenics perspective.
5. It’s only now that people are becoming more aware of these issues because they are being used on us, it’s only now we are impacted by them, but as a collective group, we have amnesia about the history of medical experimentation on vulnerable people.

“They look at us as irrelevant. They look at us as just commodities. They look at us as something inferior.”

We are all agreeing to this with our support

1. Serene discusses the intersection of large corporations that dominate every aspect of our lives.
2. If we think government or councils are the problem, we’re not looking far enough.
3. The real enemy is the corporations that establish corporate battles and hide the key players behind every agenda in our nation.
4. Emphasizes the importance of understanding history to understand what’s going wrong right now.
5. We are at the precipice of a complete corporate takeover, demonic, satanic, sinister – whatever you want to call it, that manifests “their dreams.”
6. Every single suburb has been infected by corporations, with takeout giants such as McDonald’s and KFC, and big retailers, Coles, Woolworths, Aldi, that undercut farmers and over-price consumers.
   • We are all agreeing to this and need to be repulsed by the idea of supporting these corporations. So in the retailers and the corporations, this is where we need to be doing the protesting. [By being conscious about where we shop – we’re agreeing to it, by shopping there].
7. More effective than writing letters to MPs or attending council protests.

Those in positions of power are often just puppets, not the true decision-makers.

1. Challenging the current paradigm legally or politically won’t bring about the change that’s needed
2. Decision-making is not made in Parliament, but rather by corporations and lobby groups
3. Lobby groups in Australia include mining, agriculture, and banking industries
4. Understanding where the power is coming from is crucial in order to attack it
5. Large corporations like Bunnings, Coles, Woolworths, and the big banks have taken over suburban areas and hinder progress towards change

The decision-making is not made in the halls of Parliament. They produce the statues, but you know who loves them to produce the statues? The corporations, the lobby groups! Who do you think the lobby groups are in this country?

Audience member: “Zionist Banking!”

Big mining, Big food. The big mining magnets and huge lobby groups in agriculture. If we’re not going to retrace where the power is coming from, we won’t be able to attack power. As long as we’ve allowed our suburbs to become taken over by Bunnings, Woolies, Coles and Aldi, by all the large agriculture, and by the large banks, then we are not moving any closer to change. No amount of protests, letters to ministers, we have to change the paradigm.

Paradigm Change through our collective choices

Serene emphasizes the importance of making collective choices to bring about change and remove hazardous corporations. Freedom is a revolution that involves understanding what we put into our bodies, how we live in society, and how we interact with each other on a core level.

1. The paradigm needs to change through collective choices and organized action to remove corporations from being big, hazardous providers.
2. Governments do not have control over individual choices, so we can make decisions for ourselves to support small farmers who grow food ethically.

CoVision

Co-vision is an organization that aims to take down every corporate master and put together a vision for change.

1. Importance of learning where our food comes from and caring for the farmers who provide us with it.
2. Many enterprising small farmers in Victoria who grow food biodynamically and organically.
   • She praises biodynamic farming and its spiritual aspect, as it doesn’t use pesticides and fertilizers and has a deep understanding of the soil.
3. Buy from small farmers who ethically prepare their food by slaughtering animals properly without causing suffering.
4. Join a state-wide food call to buy food directly from small farmers, prepay ahead of time, and take ownership of logistics and transport to take down retailers.
5. Small farmers have been abdicated of their rights to big corporations and calls these corporations “prostitutes”.