Knucklehead admits mandates are scientifically fraudulent

6 Responses to Knucklehead admits mandates are scientifically fraudulent

1. Bruce of Newcastle says:

   23 January, 2022 at 7:25 am

   He’s mad as a hatter on bath salts.

   McGowan’s impassioned plea to residents as WA reports two mystery COVID cases (22 Jan)

   That’s the headline as it appears on Sky News website just now. He’s impassioned about two cases of the sniffles. This is just crazy. The whole world except maybe China now realizes this is like stopping the tide coming in, and he’s fortifying WA to not prevent a seasonal virus so mild that half don’t even know they have it.
2. Perfidious Albino says:

   23 January, 2022 at 8:02 am

   What a fool. His political fortunes are now tied to stopping the inevitable.
3. jupes says:

   23 January, 2022 at 10:17 am

   Very interesting is the fact that one of the three pillars* of the tyranny has turned on McCLown. The West Australian newspaper has called the dickhead a liar and ‘fact checked’ seven of the reasons he gave for remaining locked up. Eight pages worth apparently. Of course if they had done that early last year, the whole thing never would have happened.

   Also of note is that McClown immediately threw the CHO under the bus claiming that’s who gave him the ‘facts’. Things could get very interesting in the next few weeks, especially if the CHO starts using a different set of facts.

   *Government, press, health bureaucracy.
4. harrys on the boat says:

   23 January, 2022 at 11:20 am

   Interestingly under the tweet, one by Gemma Tognini, a screenshot of Josh Inglis’ scathing tweet of Mark McGowan. He was ordered to take it down. Inglis is a very good WA cricketer in all formats, pressing for Australia honours – pretty good for a pom!
5. Shy Ted says:

   23 January, 2022 at 11:55 am

   WA, times gone by, chap from our side – The John Hopkins document from 2015 may solve the sweet mystery of Section 158 of the Western Australian Public Health Act 2016 which states:
   If an authorised officer gives a direction to a person under section 157(1)(j) to undergo medical observation, medical examination or medical treatment or to be vaccinated, an authorised officer or police officer may use reasonable force to ensure that the direction is complied with.
6. Chris M says:

   23 January, 2022 at 2:32 pm

   Yes ST, also in SA the government can forcefully inject people against their will.

   Ok so there is the incarceration, silencing, seizures of assets and forceful injections.

   But at least they don’t strap dissenters down to perform labotomies or steal prisoners organs. Right…?