Yesterday in the Senate, Malcolm Roberts moved an amendment to the IR Bill that would have prevented people being discriminated against on the basis of their Covid-19 vaccine status.
I spoke to the amendment and as you can tell I was pretty fired up because I knew we didn’t have the numbers.
This amendment would have allowed unvaccinated people in the private sector to go back to work.
What was despicable however was that while I was speaking I was being heckled by Green Senators Larissa Waters and Sarah Hanson Young.
To mock people who have been injured by the vaccine is the lowest of the low and tells you everything you need to know about the greens party.
In fact after I spoke Hanson Young moved a motion to shut down the debate on the amendment which got up.
The next time a change to the IR act is introduced by Labor I will move the amendment again.
Special thanks to Malcolm and those who voted for the bill.
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Chamber: Senate on 1/12/2022
Item: BILLS – Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Secure Jobs, Better Pay) Bill 2022 – In Committee
Senator RENNICK (Queensland) (17:17): Here we are at the end of 2022, and we’ve had over 10 million cases of COVID. The Australian health department, of course, stopped counting around September sometime because, I think, it was getting too embarrassing to admit that, despite over 20 million people having been vaccinated, over half the country had caught COVID. Whatever happened to protecting you? But we don’t want to talk about that anymore. We’ll just pull it off the website and we’ll not discuss it. Then we’ve got the excess deaths that Senator Babet talked about before. We had 8,706 extra deaths last year, despite the fact that New South Wales locked down for three months. So, in theory, the deaths should have been lower, like they were in 2020, but let’s not count 2021 in the ABS figures—sorry, it’s 2020 they’re not counting. Let’s pretend nothing happened there.
There were almost 140,000 jab injuries—more than all the injuries reported from vaccines since 1971 and more than all the injuries put together. You’ve got an injury rate that’s three times higher, yet the TGA don’t want to look at the signal. The whole point of having a database where doctors report these injuries, where they tick the box ‘suspected’—and, as the doctors say, they don’t fill these forms out because they don’t have the spare time. They don’t have a lazy 20 or 30 minutes sitting around, filling these forms out, if someone fell off a bike. No, no—they’re ticking these boxes because they believe that the vaccine caused the injury that they are reporting. Yet the TGA want to pretend that there’s nothing to see here. And why wouldn’t they? Professor Skerritt is head of an organisation that is funded by big pharma. If you want to talk about a conflict of interest, that’s it. These guys have no idea what they are talking about.
I asked Professor Brendan Murphy, who was the chief health officer at the time, whether or not he’d actually read the non-clinical report into the Pfizer vaccine. Guess what? He hadn’t read it. Despite that, he had been saying for a couple of days prior to that that the spike protein wasn’t in the blood. Had he read the report, he would have known that they never even tested the spike protein.
And they would have also known that, when they did the animal trials, that the report said there was no difference in lung inflammation between the placebo group and the vaccinated group after nine days. There was not one skerrick of evidence that showed that that vaccine was effective. But did anyone in this chamber right here, right now, actually read that report? I bet not, but you all went out there and said it was safe and effective, when you didn’t have a clue what you were talking about. Shame on you. Because the law in this country, in the Australian Immunisation Register, says, No. 1, you cannot be coerced into taking a vaccine, and, No. 2, you need to be properly informed about what is in the vaccine.
You’ve got to dig very far to get to the bottom of this stuff, but that spike protein in the vaccine isn’t even the same as the spike protein in the virus. No. They’ve actually changed one of the nucleotide and they’ve actually got a synthetic gene in the vaccine. They’ve added 17 nucleotides to the poly(A) tail, which is designed to make it last longer. It’s designed to last longer.
The mRNA in the trials was shown to last for up to nine days. The lipids were shown to last at least two days, and they stopped the trials. Despite the fact that it doubled—
Senator Hanson-Young interj ecting—
Senator RENNICK: Listen to this, Senator Hanson-Young: despite the fact that the concentration of the lipids that are cationic would double in the ovaries from day one to day two, do you know what they did? They stopped the trial. They stopped the trial and they went and told everyone that it just stays at the site of injection. That was a blatant lie. If you want to talk about misinformation, go and check out page 44 of the Pfizer non-clinical trial report. It was released on the TGA FOI disclosure log 239-6. I’ve read it numerous times. Guess what, you should also read the top paragraph of page 8, that says, ‘The study suggests that the spike protein can be either inserted into the membrane or secreted from the cell.’ What does that tell you? I’ll tell you what that tells you. It tells you that rather than killing the actual pathogen, which is what a normal vaccine would have done, this particular vaccine goes inside your cell, takes over the reproduction—the ribosomes, which are what produce the protein—and then starts producing more of the toxic substance. That is not the name of the game. You want to actually kill the virus; you do not want to reproduce it. And, of course, Brendan Murphy, the then chief health officer, claimed that there was nothing to worry about. He never read the document.
Then we’ve got Professor Kelly. He came out and made the bold statement that it stops transmission. He was lying, because the FDA came out in December 2020 and said that there was no evidence that the vaccine stopped transmission. When I pressed him on it, there are no trials to show that there’s any IgA in the mucosal system. You don’t have to take my word for it. Go and speak to Robert Clancy, Australia’s foremost immunologist and vaccinologist. He’s retired. You can trust this guy. He’s not on the take from big pharma or the big universities that aren’t actually interested in research; they’re just interested in lining their own pockets.
Then, of course, we’ve got the vaccine injury scheme, which is just a joke. Today, and last night, and day after day for the last 15 months, I get contacted by people who have had their lives destroyed by this vaccine—a vaccine that the government said was safe and effective. And if isn’t bad enough that these people—I’m looking at you people in this chamber here today—didn’t read the documents, this took over someone else’s body because it suited your narrative, your command-and-control narrative. You showed no humanity—no humanity. There are people out there who are not only injured; they have lost their jobs, and they cannot get medical support to help them. There are husbands and wives who had to quit their jobs to stay home and look after those people who are injured and are in an incredible amount of pain.
Senator Hanson-Young interjecting—
Senator RENNICK: The fact that you’re interjecting, Senator Hanson-Young, just goes to show the type of person you are.
The CHAIR: Senator Rennick!
Senator RENNICK: How dare you come into this chamber and start mocking the vaccine injured!
The CHAIR: Senator Rennick, please sit down.
Senator Waters: My point of order: reflecting on another senator, as well as being odious and tedious.
The CHAIR: Not the second part. Senator Rennick, just withdraw to the extent that you made an adverse inference.
Senator RENNICK: I withdraw. The fact is that the Greens Party can sit in that corner over there and mock and laugh at the vaccine injured. These people aren’t antivaxxers. They believed what the government told them, as I did when I first came to this place. But I can tell you what: there’s nothing but a cesspit of lies in this place. The fact is that the Greens Party think that they can just sit there and mock the injured. These people believed in the government.
Senator Waters interjecting—
Senator RENNICK: You want to talk about trust and transparency. Oh, yes, there’s Senator Waters again, mocking and going, ‘Come on.’ Maybe you should pick up the phone. Maybe you people should pick up the phone and talk to some of these people who have been injured.
When we go to the basis, the substance, of this act, the Fair Work Act, this is a public health issue. The idea that businesses in this country can be responsible for the transmission of an airborne virus is just as absurd as the billions of dollars that are getting wasted on the idea that you can control some tiny trace gas in the atmosphere. We are living in the land of the unicorn farmers and intellectual pygmies who are just chasing the impossible dream. Like Sancho Panza chasing the windmills, it is absurd. Yet we stand here today, almost three years after the virus broke out in China or whatever, and we still have these ridiculous mandates in so many places, particularly in private industry, which is what this amendment will address.
They are still being coerced into getting a vaccine. I’ve literally had three messages in just the last hour about people who are losing their jobs, not in the health sector but in sectors that are outdoors—they have nothing to do. It is absurd, and it needs to stop, because the state of emergency, even at the state government level, has been retracted, yet these people here today do not want to grant people their autonomous right to control what goes into their bodies.
And I might remind members of the LNP that one of our values is the dignity and worth of every individual. We don’t believe in multi-patent bargaining, because we recognise that every business is unique, and we think that the employer and the employee should have the first right in deciding what’s best for them. That is what we believe in. We believe in empowering individuals to make the decisions that suit their needs the best, and only the individual or the parent of the child can make that decision.
But what we’ve got here today is typical command and control. We’ve got the Labor Party and the Greens protecting their own narrative that the government can save us. ‘Govern me harder, Daddy!’—that is what these people believe in.
Senator Hanson-Young: To stop this rubbish, I move:
That the question be put.
The CHAIR: The question before the committee is that the question be put.
The CHAIR (17:35): The question is that the amendments on sheet 1768 moved by Senator Roberts be agreed to.
