Nothing to hide QLD health then there shouldn’t be a problem!

Virtual guilty plea..

Gee I wonder why

Destroying samples = admitting guilt

They want to hide what we already know, we just need that evidence!!!

as bad as Fauci's pardon!

I think we all know the reason! Same reason alot of politicians will go to jail for one day!

Running scared!!

Raymond Evans Christine Sorensen

So when things are inforced governments can throw their hands up and say it's not us locking you down or out.. It's beyond our control!! Crafty plan indeed

Treason ide call that crimes against humanity!!!!!

Big secrets

But it proves they knew the dangers

That's part of the OWO plan

Looks like we are stuck with labour forever.

Death of Australia

Watch all the wana bee LNP try hards e list the tie wearing August shorn hats into thr fray

It may be an opportunity for a true conservative political party, such as One Nation, to fill the void.

Gone woke with WETs, so go broke.

Net Zero = Cart and Donkey Economy rebranded. No way back for capitalism. Keeping people down like in a bad 80s scifi series called the Tripods.

You are so right. Just keep fighting mate. We APPRECIATE YOUR WORK

Eureka stockade

Perhaps we need an Australian Reform Party especially when both of the Major parties can't get even 35 per cent of the primary vote. Both parties really stand for nothingness.

While Australia doesn't have a single, comprehensive bill of rights like some other countries, it does uphold the principle of freedom of expression through a combination of common law, implied constitutional rights, and specific legislation. Here's a breakdown of how this works: * Implied Freedom of Political Communication: The High Court of Australia has recognized an implied freedom of political communication within the Constitution. This means that laws cannot unduly restrict communication about political matters. * Common Law: Australian common law has long valued freedom of speech as a fundamental right. Courts interpret legislation with a presumption that Parliament did not intend to infringe upon this freedom unless explicitly stated. * Human Rights Legislation: Some states and territories, like Victoria and Queensland, have human rights acts that explicitly protect freedom of expression. For example, Section 15 of the Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities and Section 21 of the Queensland Human Rights Act guarantee this right. * International Treaties: Australia is a signatory to international human rights treaties like the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which includes the right to freedom of expression. However, this right is not absolute and can be subject to certain limitations. These limitations are generally in place to balance freedom of expression with other important societal interests and the rights of others. Some common limitations include laws relating to: * Defamation: Protecting individuals' reputations from untrue and damaging statements. * Incitement to Violence or Hate Speech: Preventing speech that could lead to harm or discrimination. * Racial Discrimination: Laws like the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 prohibit speech that is reasonably likely to offend, insult, humiliate, or intimidate someone based on their race. * National Security: Restricting the disclosure of information that could harm the country's security. * Obscenity and Sedition: Laws against offensive or rebellious speech. * Copyright and Confidential Information: Protecting intellectual property and sensitive business information. Therefore, while the Australian government cannot arbitrarily stop people from expressing themselves, there are legally established boundaries on freedom of expression to ensure a safe and respectful society. These limitations must be reasonable, necessary, and proportionate to the legitimate aim they seek to achieve.

Richard Solomon I agree with Malcolm !

Soft same as labor

52nd state 🍻 sovereign nation

We're fast becoming a communist country

All the small parties should join together !!!! The only way in the future

We're gone ...done for

It's all part of the plan for Australia to be taken over by 2040. Also the reason for the onslaught of divisive politics.

How true, have a leader that's been in politics for 24 years, never heard of her or whats she's done. No support for Nuclear and will not leave the green deal, another puppet of the back room boys Turnbull etc. ONE NATION for me now....

Irrelevant as the coalition split today in yet another smoke and mirrors stunt.

Be Good to start a Fresh clean slate remove all parties and then people like yourself organise & administer the foundation of righteousness. Elected groups dealing with truth, justice, virtues with honesty to establish Sovereignty rule.

Conservative politics in australia need a person like Margaret Thatcher , someone with conservative principles ,tenacity and brains. There's no point in conservatives trying to be small S socialists, the labor party and the greens have that covered. Australian people need a clear choice of what government they want .

Should have been Jacinta instead of Turnbull in a dress and Canavan instead of the WEF puppet

Why don't you and Pauline sit down with Senator Gerard and make a stronger relationship!

My doctor knew. He had 1 shot and his lens dislodged. Only saved his eyesight because he knows how to work the system

Have you watched “Witness Statement” yet?

I guess we've got a new breed of 'smoker'..... for long awhile !

Aseem Malhotra isn’t respected in the UK, he’s seen as a clown…

Trying to avoid prison lol

Comparing vaccines with smoking, there is an age limit for smoking but they will vaccinate a new born baby.

You have to respect a person who is honest and has integrity. Admitting mistakes shows humility and that any one of us could be deceived. Telling his story is inspiring. What a champion.

My GP father, after losing his pipe-smoking GP father to pneumonia after bronchitis just after WW2, spent his entire practising life counselling against smoking. He even shunned meetings with groups of colleagues because of the sometimes stinking atmosphere. We shouldn’t fear unpopularity in our quests to “get it right”, and I admired my dad for that. The Profession, in general, are not good at apologies for error, and I think of egg consumption and statin drug use as classic examples.

Also… Dr Aseem Malhotra says statins are being far over prescribed. A change of diet would be much better. I read his book, The Piopi Diet. Brilliant! I also watched his 45 min address to the UK Parliament re ‘My Plate’ being upside down. The diagram explaining how much carbs, fats, protein etc should be on our plate.

It's about money. It's always, always, always about the money

Dr. McCullough is not just any doctor: He has broadly published on a range of topics in medicine with more than 1000 publications and over 685 citations in the National Library of Medicine. This was before politicians and the politically ever-so-loyal mainstream media started discrediting and denouncing him.

This needs to go on TV for all to see, instead of all the rubbish they show

Two of my friends (dentists) - one lost his eyesight in one eye and the other hearing in one side after the injection - both reported (after the comprehensive tests) to the TGA ….. and ….. nothing

No it's the money. It's always the money

Hows that LAB LEAK bruh

met these guys 2 years ago.

No we don't...we should nt trust anyone now

Dr Aseem must lead the way !

Dr Aseem Malhotra is the best!

Maybe you gain integrity and courage after a tragic incident. Changes things immensely unfortunately

That’s all we ask. Just to be honest with us

Honesty is not something Politicians know how to do . Drs surely can unite and tell the truth

We will not stop until Justice is Served!

This is an anecdote not scientific proof.

Yet, it was no mistake