We’re publishing a guest post by Steve Waterson, Commercial Editor of the Australian, about the absence of any debate about the country’s catastrophic mishandling of the coronavirus crisis during the recent federal election campaign.
It’s a testament to human resilience that we can push traumatic memories out of our minds and eventually carry on with life; it’s how we recover from the tragedies that can strike at any moment.
And oh my, how the wretched politicians who orchestrated the carnage of our pandemic response must be hoping that mechanism will kick in soon; but to protect them, rather than their subjects.
Judging by the silence about the coronavirus during the election campaign, you might wonder if the past two years actually happened. (You may similarly wonder if there has been proper debate about the economy, defence, foreign policy, education, productivity, health or aged care, but perhaps I haven’t been paying close enough attention.)
Yes, the most extraordinary, most ridiculous, most expensive peacetime catastrophe in this nation’s history passed unremarked upon. And this when Covid cases are soaring way beyond the numbers that saw us terrified and confined to our cages less than 12 months ago.
It’s churlish, but irresistible, to note that the surge is occurring primarily in Western Australia, whose fantastically arrogant premier lectured the rest of the country on the perfection of his quest for zero Covid. Perhaps he should seek advice now from China, which is helping his fellow hermit kingdom of North Korea as the virus sweeps through its benighted population.
If we allow ourselves to forget the horror, our new Prime Minister will gladly sweep it all under the carpet, into the forgettery, as a former Prime Minister, now rarely seen, once put it.
So let’s pause briefly to remember social distancing, closed borders (I thought they’d reopened, but last week some bloke on the telly said they hadn’t), daily updates by funereal-faced health mandarins, “the science” (where have we heard that before?), sycophantic media, contact tracing, density limits (other than on politicians’ intellect), taped-off parks, golf courses and beaches, police firing on and beating the people we naively thought they were paid to protect, and the monstrous overreach of idiotic, brutal lockdowns and the byzantine rules and regulations by which they operated.
Other things, such as masks, remain mandatory on public transport and similar areas under state control, poignant reminders of the madness, like the fading arrows that now only whisper where you should stand or sit; and while we’ve known for some time that the virus isn’t transmitted through surface contact, even by the deadly vectors of pizza boxes and Sherrin footballs, timorous masked shoppers still scuttle about our supermarkets, polish their trolley handles with antiseptic wipes, hold their trembling hands beneath the holy-water gel dispensers and rub them together like Dick Dastardly plotting another wicked scheme. Elsewhere, the memories are fainter. We all know people who joke now about catching Covid but just months ago were cheering our vicious rules and gorging on the delicious taste of fear that made them feel so edgy and alive. Things are getting back to normal for them, and that’s another tragedy in the making. Here’s why.
The only way we could compound the disaster we’ve suffered at the hands of our worthless politicians and bureaucrats, the state-sponsored oppression that hid their woeful incompetence, would be a failure to hold those responsible to account. We had opportunities while the damage was being done to challenge it, but we wasted them. The media must shoulder much of the blame, attending press conferences to parrot and amplify the already exaggerated and incontinent fearmongering.
What misery might our journalists have averted had they spent a fragment of their time researching the facts, questioning authority and informing their audience – you know, doing their jobs?
Instead they, we, were complicit in normalising the excessive response to what some of us then suspected – and most of us now know – was a disease nowhere near deadly enough to justify the panic. The tiny figures for excess deaths recently released by the World Health Organisation make that case very eloquently.
The only brilliance shown in the whole fiasco was how the authorities were able to make it socially unacceptable to question the wisdom of their palpably stupid mismanagement.
Dissenters were vilified; all over the world eminent epidemiologists who questioned the orthodoxy were ridiculed and silenced; anyone who expressed concern at our near-compulsory vaccination program was made to feel as though they were cheerleaders for polio and Ebola.
Governments promoted the credo that if you didn’t embrace even their most absurd restrictions you were irresponsible: if you’re not lounging uselessly at home you’re out spreading.
The virulence of Covid, though, was thankfully nowhere near as severe as we were told to expect, by which I mean the direct medical impact of a Covid infection. The real, lasting damage done by Covid, or, more accurately, by our reaction to it, is only now beginning to emerge.
We have learned this week, for example, that the predictable damage done to our children by the two-year gap in their schooling is quantifiable – and utterly devastating. Research here and in other Western countries indicate markedly higher levels of disengagement and despair over their education, of self-harm, of attempted and completed suicide.
Oncologists in Britain warn of a cancer crisis that will produce a death toll several times that of Covid, and it won’t be restricted to the elderly. Martin Kulldorff, until last year a professor of medicine at Harvard, said this month that lockdowns won’t influence short-term prognoses but will cause, for example, “those who would have lived 15 to 20 years to die from cervical cancer three or four years from now”.
Further afield, the World Bank says 100 million people in the developing world have been thrown into poverty through lockdowns, which were manageable for those who could work from home. The UN has estimated a quarter of a million children have starved to death in South Asia alone.
So how do we avoid a repeat of this man-made destruction next time a pandemic or other crisis comes to town? First, let’s find out what went wrong, why the poor decisions were made, who were responsible for them, and what they should have done. Let politicians and bureaucrats explain every incremental step in their shameful assault on our liberty.
In Australia we regularly hear cries for a royal commission into all manner of egregious behaviour, but they are established only in “rare and exceptional circumstances” to examine matters relating to federal responsibilities. Has there been anything in our peacetime history that better meets these criteria? We weren’t allowed a say in what restrictions were imposed on us when this pandemic arose, so let’s open the discussion before the next one.
I’d like to know, for a start, why we abandoned the long-established principle of focused protection, a feature of pre-Covid pandemic plans that would have identified and directed protective measures towards the vulnerable: in the present case the very old, the infirm, those with comorbidities such as diabetes and obesity.
I’m sure many would ask why our elected leaders delegated their responsibility to unelected bureaucrats, or why the federal government outsourced much of its decision-making to the simpletons of state politics.
Some must be curious about the health advice that supposedly guided the raft of crazy rules that told you how many people could be on Bondi Beach, or why the virus couldn’t travel below head height in bars. Call me cynical, but I don’t believe any such advice existed, although I’d be delighted to be proved wrong by the production of a sheaf of convincing, carefully argued documents.
Then lockdown, the quintessential blunt instrument. A sensible person would think carefully before closing down the pig-based barter economy of a village in the highlands of Papua New Guinea, but we, panicked by the scenes in China, switched off our advanced Western economy apparently without performing the most rudimentary cost-benefit analysis or anticipating the catastrophic consequences.
But no, easier to borrow and blow half a trillion dollars, then boast about the world-beating magnificence of our handling of the crisis. It’s deeply depressing to think what might have been bought with that money – the dams, the rail lines, energy security, the hospitals, the submarines, the friendship of our Pacific neighbours – and no surprise that the mainstream politicians who created or tolerated this waste are held in such low esteem: how diminished must you be to drive people to squander their votes on the cretins of One Nation, the halfwits of the United Australia Party, or the insufferably smug marionettes of the teal co-dependents?
Of course the likelihood of a serious public inquiry into our Covid response is remote; but we can dream and, for so long as it’s permitted, keep agitating for one.
If not, we might as well join Winston Smith in kowtowing to a system that is already hard at work rewriting history.
Steve Waterson is the Commercial Editor of the Australian. This article first appeared in the Australian.
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Perhaps the inmates of the penal colony have become institutionalised
Not all of us. Not yet.
For the last two years of insanity, I’ve been looking around the world to try to find a place of sanity … and, in this insane world, the sanest place seems to be … Russia. Indeed, the sanest place these days is probably some flee bitten town in some remote jungle I’ve never heard of … except not in Australia.
There was also that tiny island somewhere that is an old French colony that kicked off big time after they tried to lock them down.
There’s a South Seas island called Tokelau. Unfortunately, it’s a NZ dependency and its ‘administrator’ is Jacinderella’s father. No ‘covid’ cases – but guess what? (See the Daily Examiner .co.nz)
Florida.
Too many sink holes & that’s not as in too many Labour controlled council estates but actual holes in the ground.
Florida’s looking pretty sane.
So long as Governor DeSantis remains in post.
Judging by the silence about the coronavirus during the election campaign, you might wonder if the past two years actually happened. (You may similarly wonder if there has been proper debate about the economy, defence, foreign policy, education, productivity, health or aged care, but perhaps I haven’t been paying close enough attention.)
Yes, the most extraordinary, most ridiculous, most expensive peacetime catastrophe in this nation’s history passed unremarked upon.
What a superb article. Waterson is absolutely right. There was no serious debate on critical issues; there was just quibbling in the face of a disaster that has had a terrible impact upon our society.
The catastrophe he perfectly describes was not remarked upon, because both major parties were complicit and the overwhelming majority of the media had no interest in holding either of them to account.
People, wherever they are, who were and are horrified by the insanity that swept much of the world, need to work together on this.
Insulting and sneering at each other’s nations, cultures and people (as a whole) is a pointless and possibly even harmful distraction. It’s an understandable but fundamentally wrong-headed expression of an anger that needs to be directed at those, all across the world, who really are responsible for all this.
I want to go to the UK again, and to France and Italy, and many other countries I enjoyed visiting in the past.
Johnson, Sturgeon, Drakeford, Macron and Draghi don’t define those places or their people for me.
I want to visit so I can find and meet my allies, the sort of people I march with in Australia; the ones I’ve only met online. I want to work with them to do whatever can be done to make sure that this never happens again.
I for one would love to meet up with you AE, and very many, many more who post honestly and sincerely on here.
That’s very kind of you.
It’s been a fucking nightmare living here in the last couple of years – and I don’t care it that’s profanity.
But I won’t spit on my country and I won’t spit on the entirety of the Australian population; not even the ones whose compliance exasperates me immensely.
I’m trying (I don’t always succeed) to focus my anger against the liars and the bullies who trashed my country and other people’s countries, too.
how diminished must you be to drive people to squander their votes on the cretins of One Nation, the halfwits of the United Australia Party, or the insufferably smug marionettes of the teal co-dependents?
Who’s spitting on who?
It sounds as though it’s YOU who are doing the ”spitting”.
It’s been exactly the same here in the UK, with politicians and media consumed by “partygate,” whereby the occupants of Number 10 ignored the rules they imposed on everyone else, just as various leaders around the world did.
The other big topic is Ukraine, of course.
What they won’t seriously discuss are the effects of lockdowns and the harms caused. And absolutely, definitely not go near the harms caused by the vaccines.
i also want to travel, before age and health prevent me. But I’m not vaccinated, so my options are limited.
As an unvaxxed, I can now leave Australia and (theoretically) return. But who can trust these abominable excuses for governments not to shut us out of our countries – unless we take their god-awful jabs?
I think of all the travelling I’ve done, and not just to the standard tourist destinations for Australians: but to places like Egypt, Russia and Turkey.
All I needed was my passport, enough of my hard-earned, and that was that. At first, I needed a smallpox and cholera vaccination – but once you had one jab for each of them, you were done.
Now we’re not citizens – we’re pin-cushions.
Well said. I dream of travelling again, but I’m afraid that these vile creatures who call themselves ”government” will close the door on those of us who are unjabbed, and that at the drop of a hat.
Fair comment: “The catastrophe he perfectly describes was not remarked upon, because both major parties were complicit and the overwhelming majority of the media had no interest in holding either of them to account.”
I actually joined and campaigned for United Australia Party precisely because of the complicity of both major parties.
I was pleased with the standard of my fellow party members and found Waterston’s insults of them to be unnecessary and inappropriate.
AE. Let me know if you ever get to Somerset. I am one who would love to meet you, along with numerous other like minded in our groups in this area
In Australia, as everywhere else, there are the institutionalised. By the way, for the sake of historical accuracy, Australia was not a penal colony. There were states that began that way, and states that were never penal colonies. One of the latter was Victoria, the most savage of the lot as far as lockdowns and policing were concerned.
Another of those states which was not originally a penal colony was… well, have a guess.
Irony, eh? The universe would fall apart without it.
Yep: the free Swan River Colony!
Apologies. I sacrificed accuracy for a little humour! Certainly there is as much institutionalised behaviour amongst the UK population as in Australia.
I have been to Perth a couple of times. Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe it was an established colony before choosing to accept convicts, many of whom went on to make a great contribution to tbe area.
That’s right – Perth was founded by free settlers in 1829, but began taking convicts about twenty years later: a total of almost 10,000 over about 18 years.
Amongst other contributions, they built the Perth Town Hall.
When New South Wales was a penal colony (Sydney) Victoria and Queensland were both part of NSW…
Doesn’t sound any different from the UK. We have nothing to boast about.
Could be worse they could be in Wales
Covid in Wales: Thousands wrongly given spring booster – BBC News
What does it matter? Just keep topping them up with spike proteins until they all keel over – isn’t that the plan?
They will never work it all out if they haven’t by now.
Superb Welsh efficiency. as usual. No wonder the DVLA is in that country.
Well, it wouldn’t be fair to disappoint them would it?
You know how it is, you are told you are due to get something “for free” and then your “free” thing fails to materialise, and you feel cheated and just won’t be satisfied until you duly receive your “free” thing…
If they had any wit at all they’d say they escaped a booster.
Or, to be blunt:
TFFT.
In Gulag Wales, at the height of the covhysteria, warning letters were sent out to ‘vulnerable’ ex-miners, telling them to hide under the bed.
To the wrong names and wrong addresses.
So they sent another batch of letters. To the wrong names and wrong addresses.
Par for the course in Dungfordland.
Next we’ll hear those people are now fully vaccinated against cat flu
Reading that BBC article is torture. It’s probably a literal translation from Welsh, hence indecipherable.
I think we can afford to forget Australia – it appears to all be over.The promised Cavalry never did arrive, did they?
No it isn’t. It isn’t “over” anywhere – not until the last person gives up. I want to encourage people; not tell them that their resistance is futile. If everyone believes that we are indeed finished.
Btw, who was this cavalry? Nobody mentioned them to me! If you’re referring to the election, the most that I hoped for was some dissidents in the Senate to make things awkward. That might yet happen.
I agree. Defeatist talk is infuriating. It ain’t over till it’s over. And it ain’t over yet.
In a few years from now, you can bet your house on it that the people who demanded lockdowns will delete all evidence they said what they did. They will try and deny lockdowns ever happened one day.
What? Like Jeremy *unt
And Vine!
James Whale.
A bit like the French after WW2. Paris fell without a shot being fired but after the war all Frenchmen were in the resistance.
They declared Paris an open city, to be left undefended so that it wouldn’t be bombed flat.
We did the same with the Channel Islands.
If we get invaded we must defend London to the last woman.
I’d prefer to defend it to the last Khan.
But on 28 June 1940 – the harbours of Guernsey and Jersey were bombed, and 43 people were killed.
Perhaps like the bloke who wrote this article. Was The Australian publishing attacks on lockdowns in the spring of 2020?
If they were good for them. If they weren’t then this sort of article is a good way to cover one’s tracks.
It’s especially galling coming from Steve Waterson. Some years back he wrote an excellent piece for Time magazine excoriating the popular trend of the time for apologising for long past events.
The CCP theme continues…
Steve Waterson has been a beacon of enlightenment in the morass of Australian journalism during Covid.
Unfortunately he mars his article by denigrating One Nation and United Australia Party members.
Some of these (Mark Latham, Craig Kelly, Malcolm Roberts) have been exceptional and fearless in bringing the evils of Covid policy to light. They have endured the slings and arrows of outrageous media commentators and deserve respect.
Australian dinosaur media avoided mention of the heroes you mention and their parties like vampires avoiding daylight. The generic term was ‘independents’, into which bucket Liberal Democrats, One Nation, United Australia and others were tossed along with the Beetches of Teal.
‘So how do we avoid a repeat of this man-made destruction next time a pandemic or other crisis comes to town?’
Should read
So how do we avoid a repeat of this man-made destruction next time a pandemic or other crisis doesn’t come to town?
“So how do we avoid a repeat of this man-made destruction next time a pandemic or other crisis comes to town?”
This, sadly let’s the whole, otherwise excellent article down. It suggests the author has already bought in to the next Scariant i.e. the moneypox that Billy and Pharma are pushing.
This is worrying because despite his comments claiming to be wide awake Mr Waterson still seems to be labouring under the fog of Covid1984 propoganda.
I don’t quite understand your point here. Could you explain?
Billy is constantly warning of “the next pandemic” as if these things came round like buses. Actually, there is no clear evidence of any pandemic in the last two hundred years. The ‘flu pandemic of 1918 is questionable with some suggestions that it was an “accidental” leak from the USA.
So by referring to ‘the next time a pandemic comes to town’ the author indicates that he has already bought in to the moneypox propoganda currently being pushed.
Nice to see you call it moneypox HP.
Didn’t they do well to get the scary word “pox” into this one!!!
A pox on them all!
At its very crudest the new Scariant is simply C1984 on Rinse and Repeat. Another exercise in transferring money to the perceived elites. So yes it really is MONEYPOX.
Or more honestly further fearmongering and theft from nation states.
Having had my favourable and traditional view of the sturdy Antipodean character now shown to be completely wrong, it’s probably worth pointing out that, with a few exceptions, the hysterical responses and now, cover-ups, have been rampant in many countries, which were supposedly democracies. Close at home, the constituent countries of the UK and the Republic of Ireland have little to be superior or self-congratulatory about, and a lot of nearby Europe was, and still is, a total disgrace.
Almost 50 years ago, I worked on recruitment advertising for most of the Australian State Governments, via the London Agents-General (brickies and boilermakers for WA, doctors and teachers for Victoria etc.), and I don’t think those that I dealt with then, were the sort to put up with the stuff now. It seems that a lot has changed in the time, but the same can be said for England.
“mishandling of the coronavirus crisis “
More like malevolence!
There certainly has not been any ‘mishandling’ of C1984. It has been handled precisely in the way that TPTB planned and gamed for.
Well said. People keep making excuses for these evil buggers – ”incompetence”, ”ineptitude”, ”mental deficiency”, ”ignorance” etc. As HP says below: there’s been no ”mishandling”. All has unfolded exactly as planned, and will continue so long as people are prepared to think the best of ”government”.intentions.
GRAND JURY DAY 7: PSYCHOLOGY & PROPAGANDA.
https://rumble.com/v15j8ur-grand-jury-day-7-english.html
Interesting article, which makes some valid points. However, Waterson doesn’t dare go near the thorny subject of the vaccines that aren’t vaccines. Covid was always about the vaccines and everything else was and still is window dressing designed to get the poisoned needles into as many arms as possible. Expect round two with the ‘arrival on schedule’ of monkeypox and much greater efforts to round up those science denying anti-vaxxers. These people are giving cuddly Bill Gates severe bouts of apoplexy and they will have to be dealt with on a once and for all basis.
Hands up all here who plan to take whatever big pharma “offers” for the moneypox?
No, didn’t think there would be too many takers.
Probably going to be the same for everyone else who has held out against the convid jabs and those who did take them but are now regretting it.
Its not working out the way TPTB thought it would is it?
Given the, erm, lifestyle of those apparently most at risk, why would they? When it crosses over, or when the BIT people come up with the propaganda that says it does, their tune will probably change, if the evidence from the past couple of years is anything to go by. Belgium (I think) is already enforcing 3 weeks self-isolation for anyone exposed to someone diagnosed with the monkeypox… and people are complying.
Some concerns expressed about the backdoor method of forcing the smallpox jab onto the world …the potential consequences of this have already raised a few virologist’; eyebrows .
Is it at all possible that some Dark Forces are trying to re-introduce smallpox ?
But then no-one would be evil enough to do that now , would they?
Nice to know that Tedros and Gates will have it all in hand to save mankind..
“Some concerns expressed about the backdoor method…”
An unfortunate phrase, given the apparent nature of transmission of the Monkeypox…
As a counter to Mr Waterson, this from Brian Marlow at the Australian Taxpayers Association.
If climate change was the driving force behind the Liberal loss, you’d think the electorates that actually suffered through extreme weather events would be the ones turning their backs on the Liberals and the Nats. That didn’t happen.
What caused the loss was something much more important than random carbon credit deals for the teals. Hard working Australians, sick of two years of economic hardship and brutal lockdowns, abandoned the major parties in droves and picked a third option.
It wasn’t just the brutal pandemic crackdown that caused such a huge swing away from the majors. They had no other reason to stay. There was no long term plan for Australia in this election.
We were told to back a “Strong Economy”, while in the background inflation continues to rise and the cost of living spirals out of control for working class families. Where was the long term vision for them? Nowhere to be seen…
The combined swing to One Nation, UAP and the Liberal Democrats was 4%. That’s 700,000 votes. Morrison only needed a 2% swing to lose.
Compare that to the fake climate change vote the media likes to push:
The combined Teal total in Sydney and Melbourne was 200,000. That’s it. Less than a third of the swing to the anti-lockdown parties.
Full text here.
At 3:02.00 JHB discusses the World Economic Forum….But she doesn’t really get into the crux of the issue:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PK5O0AtYEg
People need to wake up and realise that the elites
thinkknow that the masses are stupid, obedient and easily manipulated. We are being lorded over and it’s well past time that the people showed their anger. The problem is, of course, that most of the people are stupid, obedient and easily manipulated, and only direct anger at whom they’ve been instructed to dislike (unvaxxed, Russia etc). I fear we’ve well and truly lost to these idiots.They’re NOT ”elite” for crying out loud!
They keep calling themselves this. Surely we can find another word that’s more apposite. ”Scum” or suchlike.
We should not be reinforcing their own elevated view of themselves.
Just brilliant – sums up Australia’s gross stupidity and incompetence in a few paragraphs. Amazing that the Australian actually published all of Steve’s articles at all. No other MSM would have a bar of it I’m sure. And still the adverts on TV keep coming – ‘get your third jab now and you won’t die tomorrow’. This from the Australian government fronted by a supposed A&E doctor.
Just as there are here, there are many Australians who hate all this pantomime. But they’re lumped with the rest as ”Australia”. The evil buggers who’ve contrived all this to divide and rule certainly have done a good job – and by parroting their propaganda (”The Australians are stupid”) we don’t do ourselves any good. We MUST keep in mind that there are many who think as we (here) do.
Deleting memory is an essential part of tyranny. Delete the truth and fill the zombies’ head with fog.
‘Whoever controls the past controls the present, whoever controls the present controls the future’ (1984).
Looking around it is obviously now a ‘done deal’!
No. It ain’t over till it’s over.
Before covid, we were planning to visit Australia. Even if it weren’t for the appalling police state that has put me right off any visit, the simple fact is that any visit has to be planned a long time in advance, and in the present climate of insanity in Australia, there is no way to be certain any such visit could go ahead.
Worse: there is no certainty that if we landed, we’d be allowed to depart again … or wouldn’t be put into their concentration camps for refusing to comply with forced medication in contradiction of the Nuremberg code.
I’d always wanted to go there.
Now, all the wild horses in the world couldn’t drag me a step in that direction.
“Yes, the most extraordinary, most ridiculous, most expensive peacetime catastrophe in this nation’s history passed unremarked upon.”
How could they make “remarks” about this … without confirming how spectacularly wrong they were?
Every organization in the world is going to remain silent on this topic. At the top of this list is our “watchdog” mainstream press corps.
A marvellous article Mr. Steve Waterson, one of the best indeed.
To wit, very early on circa March 2020, Anders Tegnell worked it out, no bloody panicko. Gently Sweden showed how, the rest of the west in their infinite arrogance knew better, economies now further wrecked, the bell begins to toll but better not ask for whom. In cynical attention deflection strategy, no wonder they all weighed in against Russia and the scam continues not gone away – perpetuated and until heads roll, they’ll get away with it.
Same will happen here, the idiots will vote Labour in and things will be an order of magnitude worse, particularly for anyone who works for more than a desperate, basic existence.
And just like the 70s, all the high earners will naff off and leave them to take their 50% of nothing
Two tw@ts pushing the same globalist agenda.
Just like in the UK and USA.
Uncanny at predicting things is arch Globalist and “Epstien acquaintance” Bill eh?
Or more accurately, planning things.
Which translates as:
Bill announces that he has trained some dozy twats to release smallpox virus into public water supplies.
This guy is beyond evil but because he can buy whoever and whatever he wants he takes great delight in bragging about what he is going to do.
There’s been a couple of gripes about a phrase here or there, but in the main this is a superb article which mixes genuine analysis with pure piss take.
Love it, Mr Waterson.
There’s talk and signs the world is heading into more economic troubles, maybe even worse than that which the “pandemic” concealed from us in 2020…And we know more “pandemics” are on the way, Bill Gates says so. So more lockdowns, more restrictions – at least for the 100 days Bill expects it might take to invent a mandatory vaccine…
Sorry folks. Australia has sold its soul to the devil. There is no going back.
The media, which colluded in the destruction of civil liberties throughout the western “democracies” are never going to encourage the investigation of the authoritarian lunacy.
Governments and their so-called Oppositions decided to cover their own backs by agreeing on the “big calls” and arguing over the details to give a semblance of debate/opposition. And they then colluded in the brainwashing of billions to ensure they’d get away with it.
The “Awake” are too few to bring any of them down; and the sheeple simply don’t care.
Has Monkeypox reached Australia yet? Time for another lockdown.
Nowhere will there be a real and honest assessment of the damage done to nations because of the stupidity of the politicians and the illogicality and power mania of the so called experts( who in reality were no better than witch doctors). Unless there is a REAL people’s revolt nothing will be done and the criminals who have destroyed economies, psychologically damaged millions and condemned others to premature death from treatable illnesses will get off scot free. How to achieve a proper trial? That I don’t know. Any ideas?