Date: July 3, 2024Author: Editor, cairnsnews 11 Comments
TWO prominent Australian medical professors copped an angry blast from a 7 News Spotlight studio audience when they tried to defend the Covid-19 vaccine rollout and claimed it was the unvaccinated were the ones suffering. Seven cut out segments of the show.
Robert Booy, professor of Child &Adolescent Health at the Sydney Medical School and The Children’s Hospital at Westmead, and Associate Professor Sanjaya Senanayake of the Australian National University sparked angry responses they defended the vaccine rollout.
Professor Booy said the people who have had Covid and have not been vaccinated “get more severe disease and they’re more likely to get long Covid”, which prompted audience accusations of “liar”, “bullshit” and “snake oil salesman”.
A woman in the audience, speaking on behalf of a group of people taking legal action against the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and the Minister for Health, said they gained evidence from the Koch Institute, a leading medical research organisation, on Aquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome showing up in vaccinated people.
Another audience member named Alison, referred to an inverted triangle symbol on vaccine boxes and inserts, which indicated that the contents were only provisionally registered and not fully tested.
She said these mRNA shots would have been illegal (to administer) in 2016 but authorities changed the law in 2018 to allow products on the market that hadn’t finished the testing required for full registration.
“This symbol meant your doctor or you were supposed to report any possible side effect to the TGA because they’re still building the safety profile of the drug. Because people didn’t know about this they didn’t report their side effects, so the TGA does not know the exact number of people who died and were injured from these products. That’s why you’ve got an audience of angry people. Thank you.”
Most of the segment was deleted by Seven’s producers, except for the part where Prof. Senanayake claimed that if authorities were going to see “really, really, really rare side effects – we’ve had 14 to 10 billion doses to see those and we haven’t heard of anything unusual at this point – but we will keep looking.”
Alison responded: “That is not true. You are not collecting data in a controlled manner, and that’s not a test, that’s just giving it to everybody.” “I disagree,” the professor shot back.
According to Health Impact News the European database of suspected drug reaction reports called EudraVigilance, verified by the European Medicines Agency (EMA), is now reporting 48,817 fatalities, and 5,107,883 injuries following injections of four experimental COVID-19 shots.
The Australian professors appear to be severely misinformed. According to a table posted on X, Prof. Booy has received more than $50,000 in research grants by pharmaceutical companies.
Meanwhile, the professors also appear to be out of touch with developments in the general practitioners community, that is beginning to openly question the safety of mRNA vaccines. The latest edition of the Australian Journal of General Practice has run an article headed “should we now discuss possible Covid-19 vaccine negative consequences”.
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