Alan Jones: Questions Still Linger Around Big Pharma’s Support for Regulators

Published on December 4, 2023

Commentary Vaccination, made compulsory, and denying employment to the unvaccinated, may well become an election issue.  There we were during COVID-19, forced to be vaccinated.  Let me say, I have been vaccinated since the age of two against everything.  But I wasn’t forced.  The former Morrison government, supported by the Labor Opposition, allowed vaccinations to become mandatory.  And they told us which vaccinations—AstraZeneca, Moderna.  I have done a lot of reading on the little tablet, ivermectin, which, taken with other recommended medicines, had, for years, been proven safe and effective.  But you weren’t allowed to mention the little tablet. ...

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