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Missfit Infinitum's avatar

Bravo Alison., great work! When they revised the excess deaths down, I wondered how they pulled it off. Eye-wincing attention to detail is needed to unravel this, which was beyond me. Why are other political parties, apart from the few who are speaking out, not screaming about this in Parliament? In front of the press every day? For example, as the opposition, the Liberal party would have dozens of statisticians, scientists, PhD researchers etc at their disposal to check some of this out and ask questions in the House. Their silence is deafening. Criminals, the whole bloody lot of them!

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There can be no amnesty or any deals of ANY kind. The prosecution must be relentless and the punishment for those convicted must be FINAL, even if they are a sitting Premier or even a sitting state governor (who used to be a CHO and whose husband was a highly paid consultant to one of the manufacturers of the death shots).

I object STRONGLY to the suggestions for a royal commission! What we need is special tribunals for crimes against humanity and IMMEDIATE repeal of the Death Penalty Abolition Act 1973.

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