The role of SAGE is likely to be reviewed when the pandemic is over. Some Government insiders have already admitted to having “bowed to” the advisory group too often over the past year. The Telegraph has the story.
A future independent inquiry into the handling of coronavirus is expected to scrutinise SAGE and consider whether such a monolithic body should hold so much power. Members of SAGE have themselves expressed concern that the group holds too much sway over ministerial thinking and prevents alternative views being given equal weight.
One possibility is that the Government sets up a so-called “red team” structure to challenge and check SAGE’s advice and the evidence behind it. Ministers could also demand more say over membership of the largely autonomous body, which changes with almost every meeting depending on who is invited by Sir Patrick Vallance, the Chief Scientific Adviser.
Matt Hancock has made it clear during the pandemic that SAGE’s role is kept “under review”. Formed under the last Labour Government, SAGE had, until the Covid crisis, been a largely obscure committee of scientists that was convened a handful of times each year. It was first called into action to advise on the 2009 Swine Flu pandemic, and went on to advise the Government on the 2014 Ebola outbreak, the 2016 Zika Virus outbreak and the 2018 Salisbury poisonings.
In 2019, SAGE met just once, to discuss the feared collapse of the Toddbrook Reservoir dam in Derbyshire. However, over the course of 2020, it met 74 times.
Of particular concern is the extent to which Government officials have “bowed to” the body over the past year of madness, and the lack of a “red team” to challenge its advice, insiders say.
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‘The Science’, what went wrong and how to improve things when the next pandemic occurs.’
That failure won’t be corrected in a hurry if ever. And yes there will inevitably be another pandemic coming along and probably fairly soon at that. Cuddly Bill Gates has already warned us about it and what’s more he says we won’t be laughing next time, even though he was, when he issued his warning.
Australia is a lost cause. A certain ingrained stupidity has taken hold at all levels of society, infecting politics, media, culture and yes, medicine. The vaccination rates tell the story. Now the excess deaths begin.
Unfortunately it’s been that way for several decades now. One of the reasons I left.
Excess death is one name for it. Improving the gene pool might be another.
If you ‘improve’ the gene pool by dropping breeding pairs below some critical level, you are going to lose your species….
Is stupidity ever “ingrained”? If so, what does that mean? Are all Australians stupid? All English stupid? All Scots stupid? Where do we stop with these manifestly unreasonable and offensive insults?
I know there are people who delight in sneering at others in this way. Perhaps it makes them feel superior: I’m not like that, because I wasn’t born there (in the inferior place); or, I was, but I left.
I was born and raised in Australia and live there still. By the time I read this comment, 38 people had agreed that my country was “a lost cause”, where “ingrained stupidity” had “taken hold at all levels of society”. Only one had disagreed.
I have disagreed, strenuously, with many actions of other Australians – particularly in the last few years. Foolishly, I believed that I had found here many who were just as concerned by the actions of people in their societies: in the fields of “politics, media, culture and yes, medicine”. I thought that I had found shared concerns.
Perhaps someone can advise one of those born and raised in a nation of “ingrained stupidity”, where I might humbly seek admission to the company of the wise – begging forgiveness for my wretched origins, of course – so that I might sit at the feet of my superiors and seek wisdom.
Let the ethnic hatred now pour forth. I await your scorn and God knows how many down-ticks for an Australian who is not ashamed of being Australian, however angry I am with my government and with certain institutions.
First, just to calibrate. I’m Australian. Lived there until a decade or so ago. And I love my country, Dennis Lillee and all that. But Australia has a problem. I don’t know if stupidity is the exact word, but it’s not far off if that’s not quite right. And sure, I haven’t had a chance to chat with each and every one of the 25 million Strayans. But I do interact with a representative sample of family, friends and professional colleagues. And they’ve lost their minds over COVID in a way which, even allowing for the insanity here in the UK, is way over the top. Maybe not quite at New Zealand level, but let’s not get distracted. I get forwarded emails from Australian universities grandly dictating that one may not set foot on campus if one has not been fully vaccinated. You can defend that, if you like, but to me, a university, a seat of learning, to come up with that policy, is stupidity personified. Another colleague, a microscopist with a PhD and decades of experience, sends around an email of a Sydney policeman with his mask slipped below his nostril, and she hyperventilates that this is why we are all going to die. A PhD in microscopy and she has no concept of the size of the virus versus the size of the mask. They line up like lemmings to get the vaccine. Now look, some of the Aussies are lovely. The coffee is good in Melbourne etc. I get it. But something has happened in Australia and they have collectively lost their mind, whether its about carbon, or gender, or whatever, they are a nation that has gone over the edge together. My nation. Ingrained? Yes, ingrained, when I cannot even have a conversation with them about these things without any of them losing their mind, yes ingrained. Got a better word? Are they stupider than others, the scots, the portuguese? I have no idea. Not for me to say. I’m entitled to say my own people have lost their collective shit, but whether its at a faster or slower rate than the others who knows. Ok, I concede that Australia has not been quite as stupid as New Zealand, but not for lack of trying. So, no I don’t think this is a manifestly unreasonable insult, but an accurate if tragic portrait of a nation gone to the dogs.
I get forwarded emails from Australian universities grandly dictating that one may not set foot on campus if one has not been fully vaccinated. You can defend that, if you like, but to me, a university, a seat of learning, to come up with that policy, is stupidity personified.
You’ve never read anything I’ve written obviously – which is fine – but I have attacked the mandates which have denied me and others to countless places (including universities), and have done so repeatedly.
If you think Australia is alone in this policy you are sadly mistaken. If you think Australia is the only country where people have lined up “like lemmings” and scientists have disgraced themselves, you really need to read more widely.
I don’t know if you live in the UK – but there are plenty of examples there, even within the families of people who post on this site.
Thank you for suggesting that some Aussies might be “lovely”. When you say that we have “collectively” lost our mind, are you telling me that the thousands (actually hundreds of thousands) who have demonstrated against all this, braving brutality from police in Melbourne, have also lost their minds?
I cannot even have a conversation with them about these things without any of them losing their mind
Are you saying that every Australian you have met or spoken with in the last two years “loses their mind” when you discuss the situation with them? Do you mean that everyone you meet agrees with what is happening in Australia?
Perhaps you need to move in wider circles. Polls here (and yes, I know polls cannot be relied upon) indicated that over 40% of Australians “vaccinated” said that they did so only to keep their jobs. (That was quickly hushed up, by the way).
Since you are Australian and presumably don’t regard yourself as stupid, perhaps what was “ingrained” can be removed by emigration.
But if you suggest that all 25 million of us living here have lost our “collective shit”, you are not only out of your country, you are out of your mind. With respect.
As for “a nation gone to the dogs”, there are plenty of us fighting to stop this and we will never give up. We know that we can’t rely on your support of course, because you hold us in contempt.
But we’ll go on “giving it a go”. If you don’t understand this you have forgotten everything you might ever have understood about Australia so completely that I doubt you could ever have lived here: mentioning Dennis Lillee or Melbourne coffee won’t cut it.
I must admit that I was very surprised at the Ussies succumbing to the state and government diktats. I always thought of Australians as being very gung-ho about life. Having said that the impostion of the ‘fines’ for rule breaking were excessive to say the least, so I can understand the compliance.
Yes I did see all the demonstrations that took place in Melbourne and Perth – sorry if I have left other cities out.
I saw an aussie friend last week who had the jabs in order that he could work. As a self-employed person he was not entitled to any government help and this was the only way he could put food on his table. He did not want the jabs but really had no choice in the matter.
Good luck with your fight against the stupid requirements.
I thought universities were supposed to ‘seats of learning’?
Thank you, Judy. Most of the requirements have gone now in most of Australia; but the mandates remain for some professions, and they affect many people.
Australians, like people everywhere, were taken by surprise. The first lockdowns were imposed at about exactly the same time as those in the UK, with the same story: “to flatten the curve”.
As elsewhere, the shock produced the compliant and the defiant. The tactics to deal with the defiant varied from state to state (health issues are largely controlled by the individual states in Australia).
Universities, here as elsewhere. have produced the defiant and gung-ho advocates for the harshest of measures. Seats of learning don’t produce anonymity, and rightly so.
But the serious concern, opposition and defiance in many Australian universities – where thousands have lost their jobs – has been grossly under-reported or ignored.
That’s been the fate of the defiant globally. I saw the magnificent marches in London, and read the complaints about how they were scarcely mentioned or dishonestly mocked.
What a gloopy response. Gosh, I thought you were even going to wheel out the ultimate insult there and call me “UnAustralian”. Well, in response, I’m going to double down. Yes, of course, there are a couple of taxis full of Aussies who have protested, but for the vast blithering majority, its how fast they can get to maximum stupid. And this article lays it out better than I could with my hit-&-run style. It’s become institutionalised in the medical establishment, baked in, or ingrained you might even say. And the same goes across the board. There’s a certain brittleness about Australia, which frankly comes across perfectly in your posts, all bent out of shape about 2 lines of criticism on some random blog. Like a teenager who can’t handle the slightest amount of criticism, Australia is the country that doesn’t quite cut it at the big kids table. And this has been part of the reason for the Australian insane covid response, a juvenile sense of ‘here, let us show you how it should be done’. So they maxxed out every stupid thing, and now, excess deaths, covid through the roof, etc, but still, Aussies are loving it. How does it go again, ‘Aussie Aussie Aussie, oi oi oi’. I rest my case.
Oh dear. A couple of taxis full? Hundreds of thousands? There’s enormous amounts of evidence, and it has been posted here before.
I don’t use the expression “un-Australian”, because I think it’s ridiculous. There are all sorts of Australians, with all sorts of views – obviously.
Some of them sneer at people because of their nationality; others regard that as ridiculous and wrong.
I was born in the UK and emigrated to Australia almost 40 years ago. Both countries have changed hugely and not all to the good.
I have been deeply dismayed by the long-lasting over-reactions to Covid in both places. As an unvaxed person, I was banned from many places for months. I meet regularly with 4 other friends (3 Australian-born). Two of us are sceptical and unvaxed (1 Australian-born). The other 3 have swallowed the narrative hook, line & sinker. Over the last 2 years, our discussions have changed from interesting to heated to unpleasant so that Covid is now taboo. None of us are stupid but we have always had differing levels of trust in authority and this has played out in how we have viewed the mainstream narrative.
I have been saddened by my realisation that the majority can be conned into living in fear and distressed that very few appear to be waking up to the lies we have been told. Although in my mid 60s, I have never been afraid of Covid but I am afraid for the future, afraid that good people will give away their freedom for false security.
Someone cheer me up for pity’s sake!
Company of the wise – well, look for them in Florida, South Dakota, and Sweden. Otherwise, Alt, the rest of the commenters here are no more or less wise than you or I.
That footage of Melbourne cops certainly left a lingering impression. As did the measures taken by Danfuhrer and Masky Mark. I wonder though how much was different in the UK or most of the US. Gavin Newsom for my money is just McClown with slightly better looks. Boris just seems to have done a Scott Morrison and let things happen while he flapped about.
Commenters here look down on Australia and then relate the covid cult idiocies they see among their own friends and family. Overall, I don’t see that things happened that much differently in Australia than anywhere else.
The whole Covid disaster exposed weaknesses at an international, national, and local level; weaknesses in insitututions like care homes, hospitals, schools and police forces; weaknesses even within families and friendship groups.
It’s what disturbed people so much. It seemed you could take nothing for granted any more; so you were either forced to look at everything with new eyes, or close them and hope it would all go away somehow.
Take the difference between the brutality of Melbourne police and the completely different behaviour of Western Australian police. Both had Labor premiers who took extreme positions; but they had different Police Commissioners.
In Australia and elsewhere, some care homes, hospitals and schools behaved humanely and decently, while a few kilometres away conditions were monstrous.
The point is that individual behaviour and leadership made the difference. Florida owes much to Ron DeSantis – one of the very few governmental figures anywhere who has emerged from this with respect. Republican governors in other states behaved nowhere near as well.
If we come out of this with nothing but generalised abuse and contempt – for nations and peoples – we are part of the lost.
I don’t want to spend the rest of my life hating and blaming people, and I know you don’t either. You’ve shared your ideas regarding the forthcoming election – and they are concerned with making things better.
With regard to this site, I’m not sure there are many here who care about that. For too many, they just want to maintain and share the rage. I sympathise with that – I’ve been angry enough myself, and I still get angry.
But sneering at Australia or the Scots or “the sheeple” anywhere will accomplish nothing positive.
The desire to feel superior to others (by belonging to a “better” nation) or by complaining constantly about how stupid other people are, will do nothing to stop this from ever happening again.
For too many, they just want to maintain and share the rage
I’ve been reminded recently of Kurt Schlichter’s piece from last year about the people who love the pandemic. There is a danger that we are now turning into those people.
Spot on. Thanks for the link.
Please don’t forget Alaska – they have always done their own thing there and just ignored the state diktats.
I wasn’t aware of that. Thumbs up to Alaska!
‘Is stupidity ever “ingrained”?’
Yes,
Stupidity, simply put, is doing something that has a cost to others with no benefit to yourself, even harm to yourself.
it is a group feature, transmitted through the group from maybe one or small few. Peer pressure, desire to belong aids that process.
By contrast, people who tend to be more solitary, independent minded, are not affected by the herd and tend not to be stupid.
Look at climate change, war on plastic, war on fossil fuels has spread through society from a small focus, the need to ‘save the Planet’ is ingrained. That is demonstrably stupid.
It is stupidity as it confers a cost on others – those who cannot pay their energy bills, for example – and is no gain, in fact a loss to the stupids from the economic ruination which will fall on them.
The CoVid mantra, everyone at risk of death, masks, vaccination as a sacred social duty to protect others, was ingrained – conferred a cost to others and had no benefits for the stupids and an overall cost to them now becoming apparent.
So yes, propensity for stupidity is ingrained and that is deliberate and the function of State education.
Very well put.
I think the signs have always been there that something was afoot in Australia – meek acceptance of harsh covid lockdowns and almost totalitarian rules has been the result of a creeping almost authoritarian attitude towards health and safety over the years – safetyism grips many parts of the country to the point where it has became paralysed by fear – fretting over a virus with a 99%+ survival rate would not have been heard of 20-30 years ago but today Australia is a land where Crocodile Dundee would be required to wear a safety helmet if out jogging …
Thankfully, those signs were fake.
In my social circle there is one GP, two parents of GPs and one recently qualified doctor who is thinking of moving into general practice.
The three former are all reported as being slavish Covid regulation followers, but they all quote statistics and data from the first outbreak, and have read no further since. They vehemently reject any possibility of side effects. In terms of Covid they are dinosaurs.
The recently qualified one is a different kettle of fish, qustions everything and reads deeply and extensively, and you might think that would give us hope for the future generation of doctors. However he has to keeps his thoughts and his views to himself as he is in a minority of one in his peer group.
What you thought health advice should look like versus what it does look like:
A fair assessment. What Dr Anon says politely, I will say bluntly.
Covid regulation in Australia is a cat’s breakfast. The states have applied their own regulations with little to no coordination across borders. Canberra has stumbled along like a blind drunk; National Cabinet was a joke. Whatever got said in those meetings, the state leaders just kept on doing what they were doing. When its proceedings were declared accessible via FOI, Prime Numpty whipped up legislation to lock the records away.
The doctor identifies several medical bodies, but AHPRA – Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency – stands out for its efforts to silence any voice that wasn’t in tune with the chorus. They have as much to answer for as the politicians.
Agree completely.
Adding to our woes was the fact that two Premiers had been re-elected with enormous majorities – and they proved to be the worst.
McGowan won the 2017 WA election with a swing of 12.8%, to take 41 of 59 seats. Andrews won the 2018 Victorian election less comprehensively, but still took seats that were regarded as blue-ribbon Liberal.
Politicians have big enough egos at the best of times. Those two became – well, what we have seen: convinced that they were infallible.
McClown is still at the game of giving with one hand and taking with the other. Last week every household was promised $400 towards their electricity bill, then he brought down a budget that raises charges across the board. That extra 400 won’t go far.
He’s proud of his $7B surplus. Just don’t ask him why the hospitals are still a mess.
Also this week he introduced legislation into the lower house that will extend the SOE into 2023. Went through in short order – still being thrashed out in the upper house. That happened just a day or two after the latest development in the judicial challenge to the vaccine mandates, allowing the plaintiffs to rely upon affidavits from Professor Nikolai Petrovsky. Coincidence? I doubt it:
Professor Petrovsky’s evidence at trial will call into question the scientific credibility of the WA government’s decision in October of last year to impose vaccination mandates on a large proportion of WA’s workforce. His evidence was a critical factor in the judicial review by the High Court of New Zealand, where Justice Francis Cooke struck down the police and defence force vaccine mandates.
StateDaddy’s feeling some heat.
“With clear evidence that significant risk factors for adverse outcomes in Covid cases are obesity, low Vitamin D levels and diabetes,”
In the UK the most significant risk factor (co-morbidity) for adverse outcomes has been learning difficulties.
Has anyone looked at why that is? Learning difficulties alone wouldn’t seem to explain this. Is there a range of other conditions which many people with learning difficulties may suffer from, which would put them more at risk.
Look more closely at how many people with learning difficulties had DNR notices signed on their behalf by an NHS apparatchik and/or were given Midazolam.
Because they were left to die of neglect when their families couldn’t intervene in their interests. Or just flat out murdered.
In the UK the most significant risk factor (co-morbidity) for adverse outcomes has been learning difficulties.
Is this true? Do you have any evidence for this please?
Yes, this puzzles me. Since when has ‘learning difficulties’ been a disease or medical condition? It may well be a risk factor in a statistical analysis, but, in terms of contributing to or exacerbating the effects of the Covid 19 disease on a physiological level, then I would want evidence.
As i read it, the learning difficulty aspect was of people being unable to learn that all of the NPI’s and jabs were useless.
I’ve looked into this briefly, and it does appear that people with learning disabilities/intellectual disabilities (ID) have suffered proportionally more during covid. From my limited research, however, I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s because they received less than ideal healthcare during the ‘pandemic’ rather than anything pertaining to actually being otherwise-abled. That is, it is the fault of the healthcare system that people in this group suffered more. In short, they were written off.
“Conclusions There have been significant disparities in healthcare between people with ID and the general population during the COVID-19 pandemic, which may have contributed to excess mortality in this group.”
https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/10/e052482
It’s a misery, Doc — you’re a grownup, you’re deploying the acronyms, you’re grappling with the organizations. But what you want to do is examine, diagnose and treat patients, I’m guessing…? Well, tough titty. In Canada as in Oz and the UK, the High Holy Aura of Public Health inserts itself between the ill/ wounded subject and the skilled healer. Nb; the clinical truth is that SARS-2-Covid knocks off males at something like a 54 – 56% overage. Ain’t no headline: so there’s no research. We men are the vulnerable population Doc, but you know — stoicis.
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These excess deaths can easily be forgotten about if another “pandemic” appears in the 2nd half of this year to complete the 30-40% depop fall off. Thought experiments that feature a Marburg Virus (hemorrhagic fever) have been doing the rounds. Especially as PCR test kits have been readied.
The current “Booster”
marketingpropaganda campaign in Australia shows just how out of touch their gov/nudge unit is.They have a bunch of people who were double jabbed and still “nearly died” from covid, all lining up to get their booster because the jabs “saved them”. You couldn’t make it up…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1Qm5OuNYxs
Reposting from last night.
Dr Flynn discusses the potential for adenoviral vectors to cause hepatitis in young immunologically naive children. She believes that adenoviral vector in ChAdOx may have recombined with wild adenovirus and that the UK government must be aware of this risk.
From about 35 mins onwards.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-the-covid-tyrants-created-a-cycle-of/id1065050908?i=1000560606756
We are joined by Dr. Lynn Fynn of the Global COVID Summit, who explains how everything Big Pharma has done has backfired and created a cycle of chronic viruses. The infectious disease doctor believes the adenovirus-vector vaccines are responsible for the recent cases of hepatitis among kids.
I am struck by the rapidity with which researchers have noted the possibility of de-attenuation of the AZ adenovirus, compared with the official line.
This kind of divergence does not build confidence, especially as it was pointed out prior to release in the Australian government’s risk assessment.
https://www.ogtr.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-06/dir180-full_risk_assessment_and_risk_management_plan.pdf
“Dr Flynn”
“We are joined by Dr. Lynn Fynn”
https://www.conservativereview.com/horowitz-why-there-is-an-urgent-need-to-study-effects-of-covid-shots-on-reproductive-health-2657257803.html
Nowhere is the principle of “unsafe until proven safe” applied more rigorously in the world of pharmaceuticals than products marketed to pregnant women and young children. Yet the shots and other COVID therapeutics were approved for pregnant women and children without running proper short-term, much less long-term, safety studies, regardless of the health status or risk factors of those people, including those who already had COVID.
In the FDA’s “Summary Basis for Regulatory Action on Comirnaty” – published nearly a year after the shot had already been administered and, in some cases, mandated upon pregnant women – the drug regulator stated plainly that proper information for use for pregnant and nursing women is missing.
It is in that vein that I present the latest report on stillbirths and infant deaths in Iceland by local daily paper daily Frettin, based on new data from Statistics Iceland. Given that Iceland is a small nation of just 366,000, it is easy to pick up on sudden shifts in health outcomes, which makes the fact that there has been a precipitous rise in stillbirths in 2021 all the more alarming. In 2021, there were 17 stillbirths and 35 first-year infant deaths reported in Iceland, up from just 9 and 19 respectively in 2020. In other words, stillbirths and first-year infant deaths nearly doubled.
According to Frettin, when you factor in the number of births every year, the average stillbirth per 1,000 live children for the last nine years (2011-2020) is 2 per 1,000. The increase for 2021 over the previous nine-year average was 75%. The increase in perinatal mortality (includes both stillbirths and children who die within the first week) is 82% in 2021 compared to the average of the previous nine years before that. The number of deaths in infants for the entire first year increased by 100% compared to the average of the previous nine years.
We don’t know the cause of the increase, but we do know there was no increase in 2020 when we only had COVID has a novel public health crisis but did not yet have the shots on the market. We don’t know if the shots had anything to do with this increase, but we do know the shots have caused a ubiquitous disruption in menstrual cycles, we do know that the lipid nanoparticles are deposited liberally in the ovaries, and we do know that the lipid nanoparticles are hyper-inflammatory.
I took a loratidine tablet today to ease my hayfever. As is usually the case, even though I try not to, I opened the packet at the leaflet end. For some reason, I skimmed through the leaflet. It states quite clearly not to take the tablet ‘if you are pregnant or breastfeeding’. How ironic that a hayfever tablet shouldn’t be taken but a highly suspect, noxious injectable substance, promoted as safe and effective, is rigorously pushed by the government, MHRA and medical staff to pregnant or breastfeeding women. It’s criminal.
“I have found many patients are significantly better informed about the research than their doctors.”
For some reason I don’t find that hard to believe.
What little faith I had in the medical profession has now completely vanished. The same can be said of science and politics, infact I would go as far as to say that earning my trust is going to take considerably longer, thanks to ‘Operation Covid’ and all the subsequent nonsense that filled the vacuum it created.
Are we financing our own demise?
By injecting mRNA gene therapy drugs into our bodies, are we now effectively part one of a depopulation program? If there is another explanation I’d like to hear it. It seems that the people who now say ‘things will get worse’, know damn well things will get worse, most on this site know it too.
“Early on after the advent of the Covid vaccination program, the TGA (Therapeutics Goods Administration) banned prescription of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for Covid infections, partly as they were seen as possible threats to vaccine uptake.”
That’s a perspective I’ve not really considered – a threat to vaccine uptake. TPTB are really determined – by force, fear or fraud – that everyone should be injected.
Everyone except themselves that is.
Oh, they, and the Royals, engage in theatrical PR shows, pretending to be ‘vaccinated’ in public view but nobody with any common sense believes they took the real stuff.
Imagine the blow to vaccination take-up if the Queen or Prince Charles had keeled over straight after being jabbed.
There is no ‘upside’ from reading medical papers and keeping yourself informed. It pays no extra money. So why do it?
There is, however, a huge downside in not following government guidelines. You can be struck off or lose legal cases. So everyone does it…
Australian Test cricketer, the all-rounder Andrew Symonds (26 Tests between 1999 and 2007), now joins the ranks of departed greats along with Shane Warne and Rod Marsh (who died ‘suddenly’ in March this year). Aged just 46, Symonds died Saturday night in a single vehicle accident outside Townsville in Queensland after his car veered off the road and crashed. Did he have a heart attack whilst behind the wheel?
Given that, as the good Aussie doctor notes above, Covid ‘vaccination’ rates in Australia are phenomenally high (in the high 90% range, with two thirds ‘boosted’), and that the vaxxis still mandated for many professions (including much of the media of which Symonds did some guest commenting) there is a very high chance that Symonds had at least some of the magic elixir in his body and a vaxx-induced heart attack whilst riving did for him.
At the very least, we should be asking the question but no one in the regime media or amongst the cricket authorities, is doing that, of course.
Next time I fly as a passenger, I shall not be worrying about a terrorist bomb, engine rotor-burst, computer failures, or hydraulic system failure, but I shall be wondering if the vaxxed pilots are going to suffer an in-flight stroke or heart attack.
China has supplied certain materials to Germany for the highly-specialized manufacture of mRNA ‘vaccines’.
China and Russia let their own populations take non-mRNA (conventional) Covid vaccines.
Anyone else see a dangerous conspiracy here?
The countries which would like all Westerners to die off are enabling it to happen.
They don’t want their own people taking this mRNA shit.
Thwow him in jail.
In the USA HCQ and ivermectin were banned, because if effective pre-existing drugs were available to treat covid, emergency use authorisation could not be given for the experimental biologicals. How many, many people died due to the decision to ban these two treatments? Quite a few. How many people died from the use of remdesivir and ventilators? Many. And guess what. Remdesivir is still being used in the USA despite the fact we know it causes liver and kidney failure. How is this possible we keep asking.
What a sad state of affairs when you have most of the medics just following instructions sheep-like with no concern or seemingly interest in basic physics or virology. No longer do we hold doctors up as role models – either they are ignorant or stupid or both
In curious coincidence, as Sars-Cov-2 was circulating around the world in the second half of 2019 Australia suffered a record year for flu.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-11/early-outbreaks-to-blame-for-worst-flu-season-on-record/11949320
“World Health Organisation (WHO) influenza researcher, Ian Barr, said such aggressive seasons were generally a “one-in-every-10-year occurrence”, but early flu outbreaks had seen Australia go through two in just three years.
He said it is an issue that is hard to predict and one difficult to address with vaccines.
“Definitely in terms of influenza seasons 2019 was the biggest Australia has had … it was very unusual,” Dr Barr said.”
“Last year (2019) there were over 900 influenza linked deaths in Australia.”
Just because it happened at the same time as the novel coronavirus spread, causing all the same symptoms, at the same rate, it was obviously nothing to do with Covid, and definately shouldn’t be included in Australias Covid stats,and that 2 record respiratory death seasons in 3 years having cleaned out a lot of the ‘dry tinder’ shouldn’t be taken into account, and only thick, evil, far right, capitalist TERF homphobic Putin-apologist climate-denying conspiracy theorist racists would disagree.
Thank goodness they rolled out the inoculants in late Feb ’21.
The system sounds very much like Canada’s. The issue not being stated is this top down organization allows the influence of pharmaceuticals at the top levels to be very effective in directing policies. This includes influencing medical school curriculum. There is a revolving door between senior public health officials and senior positions in pharma companies. Many public health organizations are partly funded by pharma. Many public health officials have large investments in pharma. These companies are some of the largest in the world and have a public record of falsification and criminality. If anything needs to be independently investigated, it is the role of the pharmaceuticals in the whole governments reaction and policies to covid.
What has been Les Hiddin’s response to all this? Bush Tucker Man is one of my heroes and I need to know if he has succumbed to the big stupid.
As a GP in Australia I agree with every word in this article.
The complete lack of ethics shown by a large section of the Australian medical is very obvious.
There has been no effort to provide full information so the patient can give full and informed consent.
There appears to be a complete lack of appreciation of the real science describing Covid, the illness, the so-called vaccines, the risks and adverse effects of these chemicals, and the TRUTH.
If you say anything that contradicts the official narrative, you will be suspended at least, by an organisation that doesn’t even have doctors on its accusing body, no trial, no defence, you are guilty.
Free speech is no longer allowed in Australia and the truth has been laid to rest. RIP.