Australian senate votes against looking into excess deaths.

a reply to: kwakakev

I think that they have moved in to control the number of deaths and injuries reported, they acknowledge a small amount which they can explain away by the various BS. All the relevant information even on Bitchute is over six months old. There is no way if you read the comment sections that the numbers reflect the official narrative. Also, I can't find anywhere where it says that the spike protein eventually leaves the human body, If it stays for fifteen months then it might stay as a permanent fixture. Any future damage control would have to take this into account, like a supplement that targets the spike protein like NAC. But if they cant admit to injuries then they cant start to fix it.

originally posted by: 13Kiwi20qYes
Well explained, simply stuff, the break is ineatable, if you know then it is not as painfullll as not knowing at least.

They all know. That is their biggest problem from their perspective. Every person who bent the knee to Big Brother and took the injection is under a potential premature death injunction. To face that is to face a very real existential threat and most people are not capable of it.
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originally posted by: kwakakev
For another angle into why the Australian Senate is nuts, a lot of these senators are jabbed up and do want to confront in being wrong.

New Clif High: Peaking Over the Barrier! May 2023

Time will tell in how this one plays out.

Have any of them got "side effects" other then showing signs of "true" dementia ?

a reply to: musicismagic

Have any of them got "side effects" other then showing signs of "true" dementia ?

There where reports that Greg Hunt, the federal health minister was in hospital for 2 or 3 days after his first jab as it started to roll out. Something to do with his legs, similar to shingles. He was pretty quite on the topic after that.

Dr Karen Phelps, former Australian Medical Association president and federal MP has spoken out about vaccination damage to her partner and herself.

a reply to: kwakakev

This analysis Aust. and NZ. compared with Papua New Guinea, which just about says it all with its vax rate at about 4% compared to Aussi. and NZ with over ninety percent rate. No wonder they want to forget all about it.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: kwakakev

This analysis Aust. and NZ. compared with Papua New Guinea, which just about says it all with its vax rate at about 4% compared to Aussi. and NZ with over ninety percent rate. No wonder they want to forget all about it.

the poms are fine and they got mass poisoned, dunno what you folks are on about

a reply to: anonentity

Australia has the largest gambling debt in the western world...Suicide?

Enter a room full of people, you can point at any one and ask them if they know of anyone that has died from alcohol abuse...Cirrhosis?

Deaths due to spousal abuse...same as above, usually related to alcohol as they go hand in hand.

And many of us see the anti-smoking campaigns and throw caution to the wind...cancer?

A good Aussie is as good as a person you will ever meet, sorry for the bias but we are. We will bend over backwards for people, even for causes that aren't remotely close to our hearts. It's our vices and that "she'll be right mate" stubborn mentality that cripples us.

And don't bring politics into the equation as they are crooked all over the globe.

a reply to: Thecakeisalie

relax holmes, the WHO has got it all under control

a reply to: Emit1

Wow.......The British Heart Foundation is now saying that 1 in 45 people in the uk are living with atrial fibrillation.....

a reply to: Itisnowagain

That probably is the same for all the countries which participated in the Vax. Let's hope that the thing that caused it wears off in time.