Official Launch Children’s Health Defense Ireland
Children’s Health Defense Ireland hosted an Official launch of the Chapter on Thursday, March 9th in Naas, Co Kildare. On the night, Board Members of Children’s Health Defense US/National, Kay Sullivan, vice chairperson under Robert F. Kennedy jr., and John Sullivan made a special trip to Ireland for the launch and Kay Sullivan shared encouraging and inspirational words to everyone present. The speakers on the night were Dr. Kirsten Fuller McCarthy who spoke about health, Tracey O’Mahony BL who spoke on legal rights and free speech and Melissa Ciummei who spoke about economics and how it is linked with the ongoing attack on all our health and freedoms. We are very grateful to have such brilliant speakers who are all very passionate, knowledgeable and experienced in their respective fields.
The event was opened by Elaine Mullally of CHD Ireland who gave an introductory talk. This was followed by a talk from Donagh Healy also of CHD Ireland on the origins of the Irish Chapter. We had a great surprise of a personal video welcome message of support and solidarity from the chairman of Children’s Health Defense US/National, Robert F. Kennedy jr., to all the people of Ireland. Dr. Kirsten Fuller McCarthy spoke next in depth on medicine and medical mandates sharing a huge amount of critical data and insights. As the line up for the night was a full one, we didn’t show the full movie of The Real Anthony Fauci, instead we showed a shortened clip and we hope to hold a screening of the full film in the future. Tracey O’Mahony talked on legal rights and free speech and how essential it is for us to be aware of these issues.
As this was also a fundraising event, we had a raffle with some fantastic prizes which were donated by our parent organisation CHD in the US, some local businesses and also supporters of CHD. Our last speaker, Melissa Ciummei who spoke about economics, threats to our human freedom and the spiritual nature of this war we are engaged in, left us all on a hopeful note while reminding us of the importance of educating our children in these matters and to remember we are together in this. Lauren Dolan from CHD Ireland closed the evening thanking the organisers, speakers and all attendees.
There was a very broad spread of people at the event including prominent activists, CHD members and supporters from all over Ireland and the UK, non-mainstream media people, local business people and a number of doctors. According to feedback, this first event for CHD Ireland was engaging, informative and encouraging with many remarking that it lifted their spirits and gave hope and also expressing the wish for more such events.
