WA Labor Premier McGowan jabbing un-vaxxed at gun point ?

You think that McGowan and his family have had any shots of the same poison as us. LOL

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Dear readers,
If this is true, Then this is potential murder by Mr Mark Mc Gowan who does not know that The Nuremberg Code of 1947 forbids all medical experiments on humans without these peoples full and free informed consent. This also makes any policeman and Mr Mc Gowan’s orders tantamount to the same evil that wicked Nazi Dr Joseph Mengele exacted on his victims when Dr Joseph Mengele was in charge of the evil Nazi Medical Experiments on the Jewish and political prisoners in Hitler’s 2nd World War Death Camps. In Dachau in Germany and in Marionblad in Poland, and in hundreds of other Nazi death Camps both in Germany and Poland.
Sincerely,
Richard Leschen,
Student of Common Law, Medicine and Human Ethics. 🧐

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The Australian Constitution is Inalienable as is the Nuremberg Code. Both these documents are being totally ignored by federal and ALL state governments. These should be published regularly so people get the chance to read them. That will wake up the fence sitters and a LOT of sheep.

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All politicians, health bureaucrats, and public should familiarise themselves with the century old and still valid Farrs law on viral pandemics, it IS FINISHED except in the ones striving to hold power over the people.

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I’m in Perth, WA, this is bullshit, yes, the amendments to the Emergency Management Act were passed, but coppers are not force injecting anyone in Armadale now, Abbos or anyone else. That’s not to say they won’t have a crack at it at some stage, but coming out with bullshit like this does nobody any favors. The Freedom Movement’s strongest trait is adherence to Truth! I got a call from a mate in Armadale who’s confirmed it’s bullshit. He did say that the coppers are regular visitors to the area mentioned and so on occasion, drag people from houses.

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Common law sheriffs drove around the area and saw nothing

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And I posted the population statistics because if you look at the data supposedly Tasmania’s population has grown by approx 60,000 in 6 years. Yet average increase around 3,000 a year. In 2016 was estimated again word estimated around 519,000. 6 x 3 = 18. So at estimate Tas population should be approx 537k. Where did the others come from???? Also close to 1.5 million doses supposedly in Tassie, for those categorised as eligible. (Including 30+ . Fourth doses) Yet percentage doesn’t equate to those age groups. Check out your own state. WA is lying plain and simple.

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Yes but nail guns are legal. So are machetes! Oh and Roundup!! Cloves are natural the oil/spray is numbing.
Just saying!!

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I asked a friend in Perth and this was the reply ”
‘Recorded message doing the rounds yesterday was untrue, no one was removed from their home in Armadale and forcibly vaccinated in Rotary Park, however beginning on Thursday 13th October a group of govco employees were door knocking at selected homes and units in the streets around Rotary park, intimidating and coercing vulnerable people to allow them in to their homes to be jabbed, under the threat of centreline payments being stopped if they and children in their care were not up to date with shots. Several people were jabbed in their own home due to the harassment, intimidation and coercive measures by these so called health dept workers, so no guns or police but might as well have been as their mode of intimidation and coercion got the same result’ and more “The new Bill passed in WA is appalling and allows anyone authorised by the police commission to force entry without a warrant into anyone’s home or vehicle, to take whatever property they like, to remove persons and detain them indefinitely and to perform ‘a medical procedure’ on them! “

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And breakdown of population by age groups they are here can’t copy and paste. ABS data.

https://explore.data.abs.gov.au/vis?fs%5B0%5D=People%2C1%7CPopulation%23POPULATION%23%7CEstimated%20Resident%20Population%23ERP%23&pg=0&fc=People&df%5Bds%5D=PEOPLE_TOPICS&df%5Bid%5D=ABS_ANNUAL_ERP_LGA2021&df%5Bag%5D=ABS&df%5Bvs%5D=1.0.0&pd=2021%2C&dq=.3..1%2B2%2B3%2B4%2B5%2B6%2B7%2B8%2B9%2BAUS.A&ly%5Bcl%5D=AGE&ly%5Brw%5D=LGA_2021

Does not add up with their vaccinations. Of course qualifier is all estimates.

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Maybe it is because they have been lying all along about vaccination rates and just tweaking the figures all the time.

From the Department of Health.

From 7 October 2022, we are updating the COVID-19 vaccination reporting. The updates will provide more accurate and timely reporting of the level of protection in the population.
The changes include:
using the latest release of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Estimated Residential Population (2021) in our coverage calculations for the general population
removing people who are no longer in the scope of the vaccination rollout from coverage calculations (for example, people who are deceased or who have permanently left Australia)
counting vaccinations by overseas brands that are recognised by the TGA and recorded in the Australian Immunisation Register.

Total national doses
Total COVID-19 vaccine doses administered since the start of the rollout in February 2021.
Data as at: 19 October 2022

63,865,635
Total vaccine doses administered nationally

58,438
Vaccine doses reported in the last week

Fourth doses
Australians considered most at risk of severe illness and those aged 30 and over are eligible to receive a fourth dose 3 months after their third dose. Coverage statistics and detailed cohort information can be accessed in the detailed reporting.
Data as at: 19 October 2022

4,967,069
People aged 16+ with 4 doses

Number of vaccinated people aged 16 or over at time of reporting.
Coverage percentages are calculated using Estimated Residential Population (ERP) for first and second doses. Consideration is given to timing and eligibility for third dose statistics.
Data as at: 19 October 2022

97.2%
People aged 16+ with at least 1 dose

95.8%
People aged 16+ with 2 doses

72.2%
People aged 16+ with 3 doses

20,044,208
People aged 16+ with at least 1 dose

19,763,651
People aged 16+ with 2 doses

14,255,612
People aged 16+ with 3 doses

19,743,730
Population aged 16+ eligible for a 3rd dose

People aged 5 to 15
Number of vaccinated people aged 5 to 15 years old at time of reporting.
Data as at: 19 October 2022

2,190,339
People aged 5-15 with at least 1 dose

1,887,061
People aged 5-15 with 2 doses

Vaccine coverage by jurisdiction – people aged 16 and over
Coverage statistics are calculated using residential information. The National total will not equal the sum of the listed states and territories due to a number of people residing in Other territories or with missing residential information.
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Jurisdiction People with at least one dose % People with at least one dose People with two doses % People with two doses People with three dose % People eligible with three doses People with four doses % People eligible with four doses (aged 30+)
National 20,044,208 97.2% 19,763,651 95.8% 14,255,612 72.2% 4,967,069 41.5%
NSW 6,305,705 96.9% 6,224,040 95.7% 4,365,654 70.2% 1,590,585 43.1%
VIC 5,159,480 97.7% 5,099,655 96.6% 3,786,988 74.3% 1,230,362 39.1%
QLD 3,863,518 92.9% 3,807,373 91.5% 2,478,649 65.2% 952,040 44.6%
WA 2,095,875 95.9% 2,070,024 94.7% 1,727,199 83.5% 507,790 35.8%
SA 1,372,513 93.3% 1,347,451 91.6% 1,023,631 76.1% 391,763 45.3%
TAS 442,591 95.1% 434,942 93.4% 324,355 74.7% 133,643 48.1%
ACT 352,759 96.7% 347,903 95.4% 280,321 80.6% 105,434 45.9%
NT 171,425 88.7% 167,557 86.7% 133,212 79.6% 25,783 24.5%

Jurisdictional data
Administration state and territory breakdown indicates the state or territory in which a vaccine dose was administered and may differ from residential location.
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Jurisdiction Doses administered Vaccine doses reported in the last week
National 63,865,635 58,438
NSW 19,806,526 16,782
VIC 16,627,915 12,504
QLD 12,059,809 10,414
WA 6,961,839 5,440
SA 4,452,489 5,340
ACT 1,885,425 6,352
TAS 1,452,012 1,205
NT 619,620 401

Now supposed population data from ABS. Again copied and pasted.

Australia’s population was 25,890,773 people at 31 March 2022.

Annual population change

All states and territories had positive population growth over the year ending 31 March 2022.
Queensland had the highest growth rate (1.8%).
Northern Territory had the smallest growth rate (0.4%).
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Population at 31 Mar 2022 (‘000) Change over previous year (‘000) Change over previous year (%)
New South Wales 8130.1 44.4 0.5
Victoria 6593.3 41.5 0.6
Queensland 5296.1 92.1 1.8
South Australia 1815.5 15.4 0.9
Western Australia 2773.4 32.2 1.2
Tasmania 571.2 4.1 0.7
Northern Territory 250.4 1.0 0.4
Australian Capital Territory 455.9 3.4 0.7
Australia (a) 25890.8 234.1 0.9

The way they are presenting the data is almost near impossible to get to add up. They just keep changing it. And their bloody qualifying notes to put you off the track of their accuracy or inaccuracy.

I will post links separately later.

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