Alliance of Indigenous Nations Tribunal Declares mRNA Injections Weapons of Mass Destruction

The Alliance of Indigenous Nations (A.I.N.) International Tribunal has issued a groundbreaking order declaring mRNA nanoparticle injections as biological and technological weapons of mass destruction. This marks the first instance of a governing judicial body worldwide making such a declaration, signaling a call to unite against what is described as global biowarfare, depopulation, and transhumanism efforts.

Background and Legal Action

This initiative was driven by activist and author Lisa Miron, alongside courageous complainants and prosecutors who presented hundreds of pages of evidence. The tribunal reviewed scientific studies and affidavits from medical experts such as Dr. Ana Mihalcea, Dr. Rima Laibow, Dr. Andrew Zywiec, Dr. Paul Alexander, and the late Francis Boyle, an expert who authored the U.S. Biological Weapons and Antiterrorism Act of 1989.

The tribunal’s order asserts that mRNA injections meet criteria under multiple legal frameworks, including the Biological Weapons Anti Terrorism Act (1989), Florida statutes, Canada’s Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention Implementation Act (2004), and the International Biological Weapons Convention. The declaration demands immediate worldwide recognition.

Key Findings and Statements

The tribunal’s order labels mRNA injections as:

• Biological and technological weapons

• Cellular, poisonous, genetic, and nanotechnology weapons

• Weapons causing intergenerational harm

Further, the tribunal alleges that colonial systems have perpetuated injustices, facilitating the deployment of such bioweapons against humanity. The order calls on humanity to unite to give this declaration the moral and legal force needed to halt global biowarfare and depopulation agendas.

Wider Responses and Related Actions

Similar declarations have emerged recently, including from the World Council for Health’s Florida chapter and several U.S. Republican county parties. The Minnesota legislator introduced the ‘Sansone mRNA Bioweapons Prohibition Act’ to prohibit such bioweapons at the state level.

Tribunal’s Recognition and Potential Impact

The A.I.N. International Tribunal holds nation-to-nation status recognized by the Canadian government, lending significant authority to its rulings. However, the global legal implications of this unprecedented declaration remain uncertain.

Source:
https://allianceofindigenousnations.org/

https://allianceofindigenousnations.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/AIN-Declaration-of-Bioweapons-8October2025-1.pdf