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Disclaimer: I am not giving medical advice. Do your own research, including with medically qualified people. I am expressing my opinions, and my assessments may be invalid, especially when I question the motives, ethics, and accuracy of Joe Spagnolo, Dr Andy Robertson, John Flint, and others.
There is a rule being followed religiously by Western Australia’s Sunday Times, this time in the 4th December 2022 edition, and that is, never let up with the fear-amplifying articles and reports about Covid-19. I critique 2 articles in this edition, one by Joe Spagnolo, and the other by John Flint. The clear desired result is to promote ‘vaccinations’, and compliance with ‘pandemic’ measures.





