You don't have to be a member of any particular group to get involved with Sovereign People. Many are members of multiple groups and some prefer to work on their own initiatives. Here are just some of the individuals involved in the Sovereign People movement...
Dr Vincent Carroll is a medical doctor with a higher qualifying in public Health medicine.
He worked as a senior public health doctor in the Irish health service for many years. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and an acupuncturist who founded and directs an acupuncture training college.
Dr Carroll feels strongly that globalism threatens national sovereignty and undermines our countries identity and core historic values.
He regularly posts social commentary videos to his bitchute channel with a particular focus on health and medical issues.
Dr Anne McCloskey worked in Community Paediatrics in Altnagelvin hospital and has been a GP in Derry for the last 30 years.
She was elected as a Councillor to Derry and Strabane District Council in 2018 but resigned her seat in September 2020 as she refused to be part of an administration which locked up healthy people, denied children their education, deprived people of their right to earn a living and to a family life on the basis of a flawed laboratory test.
Dr McCloskey in recent years has campaigned against lockdowns, for free and informed consent to medical treatments and for an end to medical apartheid.
Dr. Gerry Waters is a general practitioner based in Celbridge county Kildare.
As a bus driver’s son from a Dublin housing estate he put himself through medical school while living in a mobile home. He initially trained in surgery and worked in various hospitals before switching to general practice and setting up his practice in Celbridge.
A married man with four children and grandchildren he immediately saw through the hoax of Covid and the assault of mRNA, when he voiced his concerns about this he was suspended from the Irish Medical Register by the Irish Medical Council and still awaits his day in court.
