Actually, I have just realised that the headline of this article is not correct. It says that the ‘Australian Government’ is establishing the inquiry into the excess deaths, whereas in fact, the Australian Government is OPPOSING the inquiry. It is actually the Australian Senate that is establishing the inquiry (at least the majority thereof), and the negative vote from the Government senators seems to indicate that the Government will not act on the inquiry's conclusions – whatever they may be.
Good spot Lapun! I have amended to be more accurate. I was thinking gov as in elected officials in the parliament but you’re right that that party IN government voted against.
Disgracefully, for more than two years the main corporate media outlets and the two government owned media networks in Australia have remained silent about this flood-tide of excess deaths that commenced within weeks of the roll-out of the experimental Covid injectable genetic products in 2021. The many speeches in the Australian senate about this crisis by Senators Gerard Rennick, Ralph Babet, and Malcolm Roberts, have been ignored by these media organisations. Those three senators are from different political parties, and yet, for over two years the liars of the media chose to ignore the evidence they presented.
The fact is that 80% of the general public rely on the corporate media to understand what is happening in their communities and the wider world. The result is that the media effectively shapes the political views of most of the population, and therefore the government. The senior managers of these deceitful media organisations need to be subjected to intensive investigation – starting with the police - to find out what motivated them to hide the shocking data about the soaring ‘all-causes’ death rates due to non-Covid medical causes. The people who run those media organisations should not be allowed to get away with this.
To be fair, in 2022 the media did give the excess deaths issue, with a little blast again in 2023. But they consistently played up the Covid factor (Feat. Karen Cutter from the Actuaries Institute) and either didn't mention or played down vaccines, and they only glossed over other government interventions, like lockdowns.
Ohhhh... I thought it was " excess debts".... Now I see why they have decided to do an enquiry! Mmmm... I better pay my council rates and some other non constitutional tax's and by-laws. Being a servant to the public service is hard work...
If we are to come up with the money for this inquiry, I guess we better tighten our belts....I mean, this mystery is not going to solve itself...
We need fully unqualified experts to arrange the fucts in a way that the common useless eater can understand... That's just bogical isn't it?
Actually, I have just realised that the headline of this article is not correct. It says that the ‘Australian Government’ is establishing the inquiry into the excess deaths, whereas in fact, the Australian Government is OPPOSING the inquiry. It is actually the Australian Senate that is establishing the inquiry (at least the majority thereof), and the negative vote from the Government senators seems to indicate that the Government will not act on the inquiry's conclusions – whatever they may be.
Good spot Lapun! I have amended to be more accurate. I was thinking gov as in elected officials in the parliament but you’re right that that party IN government voted against.
Disgracefully, for more than two years the main corporate media outlets and the two government owned media networks in Australia have remained silent about this flood-tide of excess deaths that commenced within weeks of the roll-out of the experimental Covid injectable genetic products in 2021. The many speeches in the Australian senate about this crisis by Senators Gerard Rennick, Ralph Babet, and Malcolm Roberts, have been ignored by these media organisations. Those three senators are from different political parties, and yet, for over two years the liars of the media chose to ignore the evidence they presented.
The fact is that 80% of the general public rely on the corporate media to understand what is happening in their communities and the wider world. The result is that the media effectively shapes the political views of most of the population, and therefore the government. The senior managers of these deceitful media organisations need to be subjected to intensive investigation – starting with the police - to find out what motivated them to hide the shocking data about the soaring ‘all-causes’ death rates due to non-Covid medical causes. The people who run those media organisations should not be allowed to get away with this.
To be fair, in 2022 the media did give the excess deaths issue, with a little blast again in 2023. But they consistently played up the Covid factor (Feat. Karen Cutter from the Actuaries Institute) and either didn't mention or played down vaccines, and they only glossed over other government interventions, like lockdowns.
eg: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-14/fact-check-matt-canavan-craig-kelly-excess-deaths/101527734
https://theconversation.com/thousands-more-australians-died-in-2022-than-expected-covid-was-behind-the-majority-of-them-196281
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/thousands-more-aussies-dying-as-excess-deaths-rise/news-story/2e6d46659884d19d9a8d27c52808cf61
Ohhhh... I thought it was " excess debts".... Now I see why they have decided to do an enquiry! Mmmm... I better pay my council rates and some other non constitutional tax's and by-laws. Being a servant to the public service is hard work...
If we are to come up with the money for this inquiry, I guess we better tighten our belts....I mean, this mystery is not going to solve itself...
We need fully unqualified experts to arrange the fucts in a way that the common useless eater can understand... That's just bogical isn't it?
Haha maybe we should have an investigation into excess debts too.
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Good news, of course. But let’s hope the inquiry is both independent and competent. The same forces that opposed it will be keen to nobble it.