Jackson, the son of Shane Warne speaks out about the cricket legendโs untimely death.
He blames
The government and believes his death was connected to the Covid vaccine !!
Also confirming Shane had taken a booster prior to that fateful trip to Thailand.
Legacy media did their best to cover up this story but now finally the truth is breaking free.
Full interview : @2worldsPodcast
This is goldโฆ.. a must watch
2020 @Albo criticising the government for not having 90 days fuel ๐คฃ๐๐๐คก
Jesus he has aged 20 years in the last 6.
This is goldโฆ.. a must watch
2020 @Albo criticising the government for not having 90 days fuel ๐คฃ๐๐๐คก
Jesus he has aged 20 years in the last 6.
@7NewsSydney@amy_clements7 Australia committed to 90 days of fuel security โ then walked away when it came with a ~$20B price tag.
Where is the media pressure on the Govt...All parties are to blame.
@9NewsMelb@heidimur Where is the media pressure on the Govt.
Australia committed to 90 days of fuel security โ then walked away when it came with a ~$20B price tag.
All parties are to blame for this inaction.
@7NewsMelbourne@telester Australia committed to 90 days of fuel security โ then walked away when it came with a ~$20B price tag.
All parties are to blame for this.
@crikey_news Australia committed to 90 days of fuel security โ then walked away when it came with a ~$20B price tag.
When both major parties fail to deliver something this basic, surely it warrants investigationโฆ or am I going mad?
@SkyNewsAust Australia committed to 90 days of fuel security โ then walked away when it came with a ~$20B price tag.
Apparently, national resilience matters less than votes.
@7NewsBrisbane Australia committed to 90 days of fuel security โ then decided itโd cost ~$20B and didnโt follow through.
National self sufficiency is less important than VOTES!
@9NewsMelb@izzy_quinlan Australia committed to 90 days of fuel security โ then decided itโd cost ~$20B and didnโt follow through.
National self sufficiency is less important than VOTES!
For the first time in 20 years, ABC staff have walked off the job to fight for greater pay and job security, a move that Simon Beaumont finds perplexing.
Hear about the strike: https://t.co/4t2HC9b1mX