Air travel

Domestic
Our In/Unalienable Rights:

Freedom of:


 * Speech
 * Thinking
 * Association
 * Assembly
 * Bodily Integrity
 * Access to Justice
 * Travel

It is important to know that Governments cannot introduce any statutes, regulations, guidelines, rule etc that infringe on our in/ unalienable rights.

For no reason can they stop you travelling within your own country. Travelling between countries does bring into the equation visa systems etc.

Dolores Cahill discusses the freedom to travel nationally

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2857102047892269

Freedom Airway, being established to allow travel free of discrimination or medical mandates: https://www.freedomairway.com/

Instructions:

Firstly and most importantly, never sign any form such as departure, customer location etc for travel, neither online nor in print, in doing so you are contracting with the corporation, accepting their terms and conditions and voluntarily giving away all of your in/ unalienable rights.

You may be asked repeatedly, consistently refuse. If you re approached by police/ AFP etc refer to the following script.

Script:

“Are you acting under your oath?” (The officers swear an oath to uphold the constitution(s))

If they try to ignore you/ avoid answering then ask “Yes or No?”

If they threaten / try to arrest you say “I am going to video/ record you”

They may say you cannot do that in an airport, if so say “Yes I can video/ record you because you may be committing a crime as a civil servant of the government which pays your salary”.

They may continue to say no you cannot because we have all these guidelines and you say “'''No, guidelines cannot infringe on my rights. If you stop me or touch me I do not consent, if you try to put hand cuffs on me that is the crime of battery. If you touch me or stop me travelling that is outside of your oath, if you try to handcuffs on me that is a crime of battery which is 5 years in prison'''.”

If a police man does something unlawful they go outside of the protection of the police service and become personally responsible.

If a policeman admits to committing a crime by stepping outside their oath, that is punishable by up to 20 years in prison.

If they then try to put handcuffs on you, record what is happening say “You are now entering into a contract with me, my rate is $4000 / hour”. If there are several police officers this charge is per officer. After a few hours tell them the total charge No. officers x No. Hours x $4,000.

Also let them know you will not pay any fine because it is unlawful (note the fine could be something like $10,000 plus prison time). Let them know you will charge every hour to them including all the hours to prepare the case. Let them know it will go to the High Court and to the Supreme Court and that you will win because what they are doing is unlawful and includes unlawful detention, kidnapping and battery. Also advise that the police are acting outside of their oath while being dressed in police uniform

Need to check wording/ penalties for Australian laws

Singapore
For the case of travelling to Singapore, one needs


 * 1) Approval from the Australian government, which requires "compelling or compassionate reasons", to leave the country
 * 2) Obtain an air travel pass from the Singapore government before departure
 * 3) Pre-purchase travel insurance, which is required by the Singapore government, with a minimum cover of $30,000 to cover any medical costs in Singapore.
 * 4) A PCR test 72 hours before departure (if positive you will need to quarantine for 14 days and will not be allowed to board the plane, ticket will need to be changed at your expense, as well as obtain new insurance and air travel pass for Singapore)
 * 5) Submit your health, travel history, and accommodation plans electronically via the SG Arrival Card e-service before arrival
 * 6) Download the Singapore government tracking app (TraceTogether app) before departure, so that you can be contact traced while in Singapore.
 * 7) Wearing a mask at both airports and on the plane at all times, unless a medical exemption is provided.
 * 8) A PCR test on arrival (cost to passenger around A$190, paid before departure) and a 2 day quarantine in a pre-booked approved hotel while the test is being processed. If a positive test result is returned a 14 day quarantine will be required at an approved hotel in Singapore (approx. minimum A$100/night).
 * 9) Similar process on returning to Australia, a PCR test before boarding plane and a PCR test on arrival in Australia, with possible 14 day quarantine required.