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Angus Black's avatar

The real question, “Did they...

1. Not know (They were grossly negligent)

2. Know and not understand (They were criminally stupid)

3. Know, understand but believe the virus was worse (They might just feasibly be able to share the blame with other governments around the world offering wonky data...but if they argue this way (and I wouldn’t advise it) they must also take their share of the blame for the adverse events throughout the world. (They were part of an evil international conspiracy)

4. Know, and understand the harm they were doing and still carry on *mandating* the vaccines any way (They were unutterably evil - there is simply no adequate punishment for such a crime against humanity)

I can’t think of another possibility.

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Antipodes's avatar

Your report is comprehensive and very well researched. A big thankyou from me, and those damaged by these injections.

I think the delay by WA in releasing the report very much is a case of them knowing this makes their covid policies bad, not look bad, but actual bad.

“undermine the Government’s efforts to keep Western Australians safe.” I think their actions undermined WA peoples safety.

Correct me if I am wrong, but your analysis is the first to state women more than men (including young boys) were more damaged by this injection in a large group of people.

The first graph is terrible in its visual clarity - that the injections resulted in not just a massive peak in adverse events, but an actual consistent surge, almost like a plateau.

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