Introduction

We are placing in your hands the third edition of the Nuremberg Notebooks. Its contents reflect the work of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry operating under the chairmanship of MP Grzegorz Braun in the period from 8 April to 8 July 2022. Let us remind you that the Commission functions in the Polish Parliament within the framework of the Parliamentary Group on Abuses and Violations of the Law in connection with Covid-19, and its popularised name is - Nuremberg 2.0. This name is not a bit exaggerated when it comes to the scale of the crimes, still certainly far smaller than during World War II, but already certainly massive. It is also appropriate because of the ideological sources from which the genocidal actions flow. These are: the deification of the omnipotence of the state originating in Protestantism, pragmatism completely subordinating spiritual aims to temporal ones and, of course, atheism in its many forms, from a hateful denial of the laws given to mankind by the Creator to their arbitrary bending to one's own needs in various forms of pantheism. All these degenerations are subject to today's science and medicine.

            Against this background, the figures of doctors and teachers, whose story of attrition against the system of sanitary segregation is presented below, emerge as peculiar Davids against the globalist Goliaths. They did not lose their lives because of their resistance, although of course they could have lost their lives too: after obediently accepting the genetic preparation offered as a vaccine by the so-called Minister of Health. Nevertheless, let us remember that we are learning about their adventures in the context of more than two hundred thousand so-called excess deaths in Poland, in the face of the drastic accumulation of suicides among children and adolescents and the cascading growth of mental problems among the general population.

            Nuremberg for those who commit crimes, both in Poland and in the world - from those who can speak up for the dead and the injured!  

                                                                                        Piotr Heszen

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