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Anonymous writer exposes MASS MURDER committed by Aussie gov’t during COVID-19 pandemic
Link: https://naturalnews.com//2023-10-17-writer-exposes-mass-murder-canberra-covid-pandemic.html
An article published on Substack back in September accused the Australian government of mass murder during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. | The Sept. 9 post by the writer under the pseudonym ExcessDeathsAU argued that Canberra's actions during the pandemic were tantamount to democide, the intentional killing of unarmed people. The author allegedly spent months researching the Australian government's actions during the height of the pandemic in the Land Down Under. They outlined a series of troubling allegations against the Australian government, complete with supporting documents.
First, the government allegedly collaborated with tech giants like Twitter and Facebook "to censor, digitally corral, de-platform and target Australian citizens." In turn, this collaboration infringed on the freedom of speech and access to information during the pandemic.
Second, the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) allegedly imposed restrictions on hydroxychloroquine prescriptions for COVID-19. The TGA is the country's equivalent of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Third, the government launched the "Arm Yourself" vaccine media campaign that tapped celebrities, sports stars and pastors to manipulate the Aboriginal group on COVID-19 vaccination. The said campaign ran from 2021 until 2022.
Fourth, public leaders like former Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan called people who refused the COVID-19 vaccine "drongos," "idiots," "morons" and "absolute cretins." Such coarse and derogatory remarks, ExcessDeathsAU noted, were seen as harmful to public discourse.
■ 2020-2022: Australia’s covid response (ExcessDeathsAU)
■ Covid democide: a primer (ExcessDeathsAU)
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