Topic: Australia Data

The Australian government is consulting with businesses to bring Digital IDs into the mainstream by next year, citing the need to protect personal data from hackers. Over 10.5 million Australians already use myGovID for government services, but the new proposal seeks to unify private and public systems. Officials claim the system will not be mandatory, though critics remain wary of future legislative mandates.

An analysis of the Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill 2021 in Australia. The segment claims this law allows police to break into social media accounts, delete data, and impersonate individuals to disrupt groups. It is presented as a tool for framing political dissidents and countering "COVID disinfo."

The manufacturing of COVID-19 vaccines is linked to defense contractors like Resilience, with Dr. Peter McCullough noting that products under Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) are not subject to standard FDA inspections. This lack of oversight is blamed for significant impurities and varying lethality between vaccine lots. Data from Australia is cited, showing that nearly 100% of COVID-19 hospitalizations occur among the vaccinated.

A $100 billion insurance company, One America, reportedly observed a 40% increase in death rates among the 18-64 working demographic in 2021. In Australia, the government is reportedly paying compensation to 79,000 individuals for severe vaccine adverse reactions. Additionally, the Manhattan DA has reportedly closed the investigation into former Governor Andrew Cuomo regarding nursing home deaths.

MP George Christensen joins the program to discuss the massive protests occurring across Australia against vaccine mandates. He explains that while the Prime Minister claims to oppose mandates, the federal government continues to provide the immunization data used by states to enforce discrimination. Christensen argues that pulling this data would end the "medical apartheid" overnight.