THE NEVER AGAIN IS NOW GLOBAL
DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE
FEATURING DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR, VERA SHARAV
Producer, Holocaust Survivor
Never Again is Now Global Documentary Series
The series addresses the many parallels between the [years that preceded the] Holocaust and the last three years of lockdowns and coerced medical procedures. It’s rooted in Sharav’s experiences both as a survivor and as the mother of Amikhai Sharav, a young man who died as the result of taking a prescribed medication whose risks had not been disclosed to the public.
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About Vera Sharav
Mrs. Vera Sharav is a public advocate for human rights. Her odyssey as a child survivor of the Holocaust gave her insight about the deadly consequences that follow when medical doctors join
forces with government. Such an unholy alliance led to the perversion of medicine from its healing mission to a mass murderous apparatus.
Vera is the founder and president of the Alliance for Human Research Protection (AHRP), whose mission is to uphold the humanitarian values and ethical standards of medicine and the universal human right to voluntary, informed consent to medical decision-making. Sadly, medicine has been weaponized once again. Our freedom and God-given human rights are being trampled in the name of public health. Doctors have once again become partners in crimes against humanity.
PAST EVENTS:
HAMILTON DINNER WITH VERA
featuring with Special Guest Appearances:
Children's Health Defense
Award Winning Journalist
German MEP
Pastor
Lawyer, Livestreamer
Journalist, Author
Thanks to all who attended the Dinner Event with Vera Sharav!
What a historical event! All dinner guests, please check your email for the recording of the speakers for the dinner event.
Thanks to all who came to the Hamilton Premiere Screening.
Please check your email for information about accessing the FULL 5-part documentary online or download the series.
Vera Sharav Updates
Tammy Peterson Fireside Chat with Vera Sherav
From the Holocaust to Now: An Urgent Warning for Our Generation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90bbjAG-VuY&t=57s Mrs. Vera Sharav, a Holocaust survivor, advocates for human rights, drawing from her history to caution against the dangerous alliance of doctors and governments, which distorts medicine’s healing...
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Speaker: Vera Sharav – New York
Vera Sharav Director, Holocaust Survivor Tour: New York | New Jersey Mrs. Vera Sharav is a public advocate for human rights. Her odyssey as a child survivor of the Holocaust gave her insight about the deadly consequences that follow when medical...
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Special Guest: Eddie Cornell – Ottawa
Eddie Cornell served 22 years in the Canadian Armed Forces as a Gunner in the Combat Arms. He joined the military as a very you man of 18 years old and served in several places within Canada and Europe during...
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Vera Sharav’s Historic Nuremburg Speech: Eugenics Then and Now
On the 75th anniversary of the Nurembuerg Doctor’s Trial, holocaust survivor Vera Sharav warned of the myriad parallels between our world today and the one she barely escaped. Here is our illustrated version of her historic speech.
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Tish Talk: Christine Anderson returns to Canada with Vera Sharav-Event details
In this episode of TishTalk, Tish speaks with Judy Stinson and Bethan Nodwell who organized the incredibly successful “What would Christine Anderson do” event in Canada. They are now organizing an incredible 2nd event with Christine and Vera Sharav to...
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Brownstone Institute – Never Again Is Now
Never Again Is Now BY FAYE LEDERMAN FEBRUARY 2, 2023 Throughout the past three years a number of documentary films have sprouted up, which critically dismantle the adoption and enforcement of harsh global covid policies. But first-time director Vera Sharav’s...
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