Just remember that the TGA sat in the senate enquiry and claimed that two children aged 7 and 9 - who died of cardiac arrest straight after COVID vaccines - couldn't have died from the vaccine because "heart attack wasn't a listed effect of the vaccines".
7 & 9 year olds don't get heart attacks.
How evil do you have to be to lie about this just to keep the narrative and the money flowing in?
@RefugeOfSinner5@DrJulieSladden@SenatorAntic@TonyNikolic10
Buy tommorow's The Australian. And forward it to all your mates. There will hopefully be a compelling article by Matt Cranstone that will finish off the awful economically illiterate vandal Jim Chalmers once and for all. Please Retweet.
Grok is this true:
The post from @ozcrimenews claims the Australian government pays Indians $50,000 in taxpayer funds to study in Australia, highlighting a video alleging this occurs at the University of Queensland.
• The attached video features a commentator reacting to an Indian student discussing government financial support, with overlaid text framing it as a major “cover up” of payments to international students.
• Australia Awards and university scholarships like those at UQ and Macquarie provide selected international students, including from India, with tuition coverage, living stipends (~A$1,323 fortnightly), and establishment allowances that can total over A$50,000, aimed at education diplomacy rather than direct cash incentives.
“Grover remained defiant in her response to The Star Observer, stating that “Men who claim to be women are men. That is reality. No court decision will change that reality. They were men yesterday, they’re men today and they will be men tomorrow. I will remain a woman, something men who claim to be women will never be. That’s how reality works.”
Andrew Hastie has now been formally challenged over a remarkable response to independent commentator Chris Katelaris, better known as Big Chocky, after effectively telling him his opinion might carry more weight once he had enlisted and put his body on the line for Australia. Hastie then signed off with a sneer, calling him “Little Chocolate” and telling him not to melt under the heat.
Katelaris had already made clear he was criticising Hastie’s political record, not his ADF service. Hastie answered by reaching for the uniform anyway. That is an extraordinary position for an elected MP to take with an Australian civilian questioning his conduct. Parliament is not a veterans-only debating chamber and Australians do not need military credentials before politicians are required to take them seriously.
Chris has now sent Hastie a formal request to withdraw the remark and apologise publicly, not to him personally, but to Australians who have never served in the ADF. The letter gives Hastie seven days to respond and argues that military service does not confer greater democratic standing over the people Parliament exists to represent.
It is particularly rich after days of political outrage demanding Australians show special restraint when criticising Hastie because he served. His service deserves respect. It does not become a shield when Hastie is under attack and then a measuring stick he can use to dismiss civilians challenging his politics. You cannot demand equality before political scrutiny while telling ordinary Australians they have not sacrificed enough to be taken seriously.
Hastie wanted to make the argument about who had worn the uniform. Katelaris has now dragged it back to where it belongs. An Australian citizen challenged a federal MP over his political decisions and was answered with his lack of military service and “Little Chocolate”. Now the MP has seven days to decide whether he stands by it.
@HastieRblx resign now you incompetent flog