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Excess Mortality On 26 March 2024, the Senate referred an inquiry into Excess Mortality to the Senate Community Affairs References Committee for inquiry and report by 31 August 2024. Further detail about the scope of the inquiry is provided in the terms of reference. Submissions are sought by 26 April 2024. https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Community_Affairs/ExcessMortality47

One year and five motions is what it took for Senator Ralph Babet, of the United Australia Party, to finally get the go-ahead on the inquiry.

The successful motion, co-sponsored by independent Senators Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock, calls for the Community Affairs References Committee to conduct an inquiry into factors contributing to excess mortality in 2021 - 2023 and to make recommendations on how to address them.

Labor and Greens opposed this inquiry into excess deaths.
Vote tally here- https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Chamber_documents/Senate_chamber_documents/Divisions/Details?id=3227

Leading cardiologists and Oncologists are making submissions should be interesting.

Wii the vax be exposed for causing excess deaths?

"Will the vax be exposed for causing excess deaths?"

For the small number of deaths that the vax has caused?

Maybe. But no mention will be made of the many lives that the vaccines have saved, of course.

Will SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) be "exposed" for causing 24,360 Australian deaths (so far) and still causing between 50 and 100 Australian deaths every week (despite the best efforts of our spineless Federal and State governments to 'hide' the numbers and pretend the pandemic is over?)

This includes 6,377 aged care deaths. 251 aged care deaths so far this year - an average of 3 deaths a day since 1st January.

I doubt it.

"Will the vax be exposed for causing excess deaths?"

No wonder there's so much vaccine hesitancy these days, and not just for the Covid vaccines.


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One of the main factors leading to hesitancy towards COVID vaccines specifically has been concern that the vaccines were developed too quickly. However, we know that COVID vaccines are safe and effective. In our research on attitudes to COVID vaccines, my colleagues and I found that concerns over side-effects, distrust in government and a belief in conspiracy theories all increased hesitancy. And hesitancy around COVID shots could also lead to hesitancy “spillover” for other vaccines. The Unicef report similarly notes that reduced trust in authorities, as well as the proliferation of misinformation and conspiracy theories on social media, are growing challenges to public perceptions of vaccines.

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Over the course of the pandemic, we’ve seen widespread misinformation around the safety of COVID vaccines, which has unsurprisingly been linked to reduced confidence in the vaccines. The problem with misinformation is how intractible it can be. Myths, conspiracies or falsehoods about vaccines can be hard to shake. For example, the infamous 1998 study falsely linking MMR vaccines to autism – long since retracted and completely debunked – still has negative effects 25 years later. This can be seen in the conspiracy theories espoused by prominent anti-vax voices in high-income countries like the US, and in hesitancy felt by ordinary parents in much less wealthy countries such as Kyrgyzstan.

The antivaxxer nutters have a lot to answer for, including the many deaths caused by "vaccine hesitancy". Governments (including ours) are also responsible - especially in regards to Covid ("the pandemic is over", "Covid is now just like any other respiratory illness", etc., etc.).

Carl D wrote on Apr 5^th, 2024 at 8:34am:

"Will the vax be exposed for causing excess deaths?" No wonder there's so much vaccine hesitancy these days, and not just for the Covid vaccines. Quote: One of the main factors leading to hesitancy towards COVID vaccines specifically has been concern that the vaccines were developed too quickly. However, we know that COVID vaccines are safe and effective. In our research on attitudes to COVID vaccines, my colleagues and I found that concerns over side-effects, distrust in government and a belief in conspiracy theories all increased hesitancy. And hesitancy around COVID shots could also lead to hesitancy “spillover” for other vaccines. The Unicef report similarly notes that reduced trust in authorities, as well as the proliferation of misinformation and conspiracy theories on social media, are growing challenges to public perceptions of vaccines. [quote]Over the course of the pandemic, we’ve seen widespread misinformation around the safety of COVID vaccines, which has unsurprisingly been linked to reduced confidence in the vaccines. The problem with misinformation is how intractible it can be. Myths, conspiracies or falsehoods about vaccines can be hard to shake. For example, the infamous 1998 study falsely linking MMR vaccines to autism – long since retracted and completely debunked – still has negative effects 25 years later. This can be seen in the conspiracy theories espoused by prominent anti-vax voices in high-income countries like the US, and in hesitancy felt by ordinary parents in much less wealthy countries such as Kyrgyzstan.

The antivaxxer nutters have a lot to answer for, including the many deaths caused by "vaccine hesitancy". Governments (including ours) are also responsible - especially in regards to Covid ("the pandemic is over", "Covid is now just like any other respiratory illness", etc., etc.).[/quote]


If it were up to the Vaxers , humanity would be DEAD

Injecting unknown substances into your blood stream

Total imbeciles and retards and filthy mouth breathers .

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I'm sure Light will soon be telling us that the millions of Covid deaths worldwide since the pandemic started 4 years ago were all caused by the vaccines and not Covid itself.

Including the (approximately) 1.5 million deaths worldwide during 2020 before the Covid vaccines were even available.

I listened to Dr Norman Swan (usually a confident and eloquent speaker) stumbling over his words when speaking on vaccine risks and excess deaths even when treated softly, softly by the ABC.

Swan, the face of vaccine promotion in Australia, appears to be having a crisis of conscience.