-- Romana Didulo CULT Decree Protection of Bodily Sovereignty As read by Stinkey Prime on QRTRV News "Koffee with kween" video stream. 30 May 2026 Thanks to @SMetharp.bsky.social for these transcripts! PDF: https://xxxxxx -- Page 0 - 05/30/2026 - Protection of Bodily Sovereignty Protection of Bodily Sovereignty and Prohibition of Unauthorized Technological Implantation [Note: HRM Queen Romana Didulo The First reading is the official issuance of this Royal Decree] So the Royal Decree issued today, May 30th, 2026. By the authority vested in me, I, Her Royal Majesty Queen Romana Didulo The First, Queen and Commander-in-Chief of The Kingdom of Canada and the World under Natural Law, Living Crown and Custodian of Earth and Humanity, Commander-in-Chief of The United Armies of Earth, under Natural Law, I issue this Royal Decree. Whereas, every man, lady, and child possesses inherent and invaluable rights to bodily autonomy, privacy, dignity, and informed consent. Whereas the preservation of human sovereignty, free will, and physical integrity is essential to the security and well-being of humanity. Whereas emerging technologies involving implanted devices, biometric operating systems, neural interfaces, tracking systems or internally integrated digital technologies may present risks when deployed without fully informed, voluntary and transparent consent. Whereas no corporation, private contractor, foreign entity, government agency or affiliated organization shall possess authority to impose technological integration into the human body through coercion, deception, force and disclosed conditions, employment pressure, medical discrimination or economic compulsion. Therefore it is hereby Decreed, Section 1, Protection of Bodily Sovereignty. No corporations, institution, government agency, employer, insurer, health care provider, contractor or technological entity shall inject, implant, install, embed, integrate, or otherwise place within the body of any person, any technological device, operating system, neural interface, biometric tracking, mechanisms programmable material or digitally interactive system without the freely given and fully informed consent of that individual. Section 2, Prohibition of Coercion. No person, no person shall be denied, employment, housing, education, medical care, banking services, travel, public participation, or access to essential services for refusing any implanted or internally integrated technological system. Any attempt to pressure, manipulate, deceive, threaten or coerce individuals into accepting such technologies shall constitute a violation of fundamental human rights and bodily sovereignty. Section 3, Full Disclosure Requirements. Any research institution, medical authority, technology corporation or contractor involved in the development or use of implantable or internally integrated technologies must provide complete disclosure regarding, 1] purpose and function of the technology, 2] health and safety risks, 3] data collection capabilities, 4] surveillance or tracking capabilities, 5] remote access or remote control capabilities, if any, 6] duration of operation within the body, 7] removal procedures and long-term biological effects. No consent shall be considered valid if obtained through, concealment, misinformation, intimidation, or incomplete disclosure. Page 1 - 05/30/2026 - Protection of Bodily Sovereignty Section 4, Protection of Children and Vulnerable Persons. No implanted or internally integrated technology or technological system shall be administered to minors or vulnerable persons except where medically necessary; lawfully authorized and supported by fully informed consent from lawful guardians and independent medical oversight. Experimental, non-essential or commercially motivated implantation upon children is expressly prohibited. Section 5, Medical Ethics and Human Rights. All healthcare practitioners, researchers, corporations, and institutions operating within The Kingdom of Canada shall uphold the principles of informed consent, medical ethics, bodily autonomy, and international human rights protections. Nothing within this Decree shall prohibit lawful emergency medical treatment, pacemakers, prosthetics, medically necessary devices, or voluntary therapeutic technologies chosen freely by competent individuals. Section 6, Enforcement and Review. Relevant authorities, tribunals, and oversight bodies are directed to review corporate, governmental and institutional practices to ensure compliance with the protection established herein.Any agreements, policies, employment conditions or contractual clauses inconsistent with this Decree shall be subject to review and nullification under applicable law and Natural Law Principles. Section 7, Right to Examination, Removal, Deactivation or Disconnection. Any person who reasonably believes that an implanted embedded integrated or internally operating technological device or system has been placed within their body, without their freely given, expressed and informed written consent shall have the right to, 1] request independent medical examination and diagnostic review, 2] obtain full disclosure concerning the nature and function of such device or system where identifiable, and 3] seek lawful removal, deactivation, disconnection, or termination of the operation of such device or system under appropriate medical supervision, 4] refuse continued participation in any program, monitoring system, experimental protocol, or technological integration process, 5] access records, documentation, and data associated with any such procedure or device subject to applicable privacy and evidentiary laws. No corporation, institution, contractor, government agency, healthcare authority, insurer, employer, or affiliated entity shall, - obstruct, - penalize, - intimidate, or - retaliate against any individual seeking examination, removal, deactivation or independent review of any implanted or internally integrated technological system. Where removal is medically feasible and requested by the affected individual, qualified medical practitioners shall act in accordance with established medical ethics, patient safety standards, and informed consent principles. Section 8, Interpretation. For greater certainty, this Decree shall not be interpreted to prohibit lawful and voluntary accepted medical technologies; including pacemakers, prosthetics devices, insulin pumps, neurostimulators, cochlear implants, or other therapeutic medical device chosen through informed consent and administered in accordance with recognized medical standards. Effective date, this Decree shall take effect immediately. Dated today, 30th, 2026. So ordered, Her Royal Majesty Queen Romana Didulo The First. Page 2 - 05/30/2026 - Protection of Bodily Sovereignty I am a shit, nothing more than a shit, who decrees all day, to no avail. Page 3 - 05/30/2026 - Protection of Bodily Sovereignty