Yeah. It's too late to talk about it now. Most people are just glad it's all over, and they don't want to know. When it was happening was the time to do something. Being wise after the event is a waste of time.

The tyrants were allowed to get away with what they did, and they will do it again at the the first opportunity that arises. All because people are sheep.

Murray Hunter has penned a skewed and misleading interpretation of the report he cites, while completely ignoring the broader context of it, to support the conspiratorial anti-intervention stance.

Hunter has cherry-picked the reports findings to make it sound like the vaccines were responsible for excess deaths. He does this by:

-assuming correlation equals causation;
-ignoring complexities in the context of a pandemic;
-misinterpreting and misrepresenting vaccine roll-out and mortality data;
-overlooking the stated limitations of the report.

The pandemic response in Australia was evidence-based and overwhelmingly successful. Only ignorant hillbillies, who think their so-called freedoms allow them to endanger the lives of others, think otherwise.

Covid being novel, how can anybody be called an expert on the, how to handle situation. The blame lies with China and associates. No vaccine was available, a very quick effort to put one together untested was the requirement. To blame anyone now is past. So what would change to handle a future outbreak of x. when nobody can predict it's makeup. It's pulling legs off flies.

There were a lot of lessons learned during COVID that were nothing to do with COVID and everything to do about the evils of humanity.

diver dan,
yes, particularly on the conspiracy saturated Academic Left & those who are hood-winked by these "experts" !!

If only there'd been some warning... http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=9129&page=0