I Do Not Consent: The Vincentian Chapter of the COVID19 Plandemic

I Do Not Consent: The Vincentian Chapter of the COVID-19 Plandemic Victims of a Deadly Jab & Satanic Mandate — Christian Convictions vs. Communistic Reasoning When a government declares war on conscience, the entire nation bleeds. In 2021, the government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines enforced one of the most extreme COVID-19 vaccine mandates in the Caribbean. Thousands of workers were told: take the jab or lose your job. This explosive, meticulously documented book exposes the human cost, the government overreach, and the spiritual battle at the heart of that decision. Written by educators Ann-Marie and Shefflorn Ballantyne, I Do Not Consent: The Vincentian Chapter of the COVID-19 Plandemic reveals what really happened behind the public speeches and official directives. Drawing from testimonies, legal records, medical reports, and eyewitness accounts, the authors uncover a story of forced vaccination, experimental COVID-19 vaccine injuries, and the trampling of constitutional rights and religious liberty. Inside this book, you will discover: The human cost of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate—teachers, nurses, police, customs officers, and public servants dismissed for refusing the jab. Shocking accounts of vaccine injuries, adverse reactions, and unexplained deaths following the experimental COVID-19 injection. How global institutions such as the WHO, CDC, WEF, and Big Pharma shaped local decisions during the so-called plandemic. The historic legal battle that exposed breaches of constitutional law, human rights, and protections for freedom of conscience. The courageous stand of churches, unions, attorneys, and ordinary citizens who refused to bow to coercion. More than an investigative exposé of pandemic corruption, this book is also a spiritual warning. It connects recent events to long-standing Biblical prophecy and shows why the struggle for liberty of conscience lies at the very heart of the Christian faith. As new global health policies and digital controls emerge, the questions raised in this book grow more urgent, not less. This book is for you if you are: Researching COVID vaccine injuries and forced vaccination policies. Interested in Caribbean politics and how international agendas affect small nations. Concerned about religious liberty, freedom of conscience, and government power. Looking for a documented, faith-based perspective on the global COVID-19 pandemic response. I Do Not Consent gives voice to the silenced, names the cost of compromise, and calls all to stand for truth, accountability, and genuine freedom. If you care about truth, justice, and the protection of God-given rights—this book is essential reading. Because conscience belongs to God. And we do not consent. View Less