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It is deeply concerning and profoundly disheartening to learn of the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)'s admission that it does not consider itself to have a duty of care toward the Australian public in regulating vaccines. This revelation points to a severe conflict of interest for an agency that is 96% industry-funded while masquerading as a government body responsible for public health. One cannot help but feel a profound sense of shock and dismay that the very entity tasked with ensuring drug safety and efficacy appears to prioritize vested interests in government health policies over the well-being of the people.

Dr. Melissa McCann's efforts to shed light on vaccine-related injuries and excess deaths are commendable, as they address the critical need for transparency and accountability. The reported injuries, disabilities, and lack of proper acknowledgment by the government and TGA only underscore the importance of pursuing justice through initiatives like her class action lawsuit.

Equally alarming is the TGA's passive surveillance system for adverse vaccine events, which seems wholly inadequate for determining causation or assessing long-term health impacts. When juxtaposed with their active monitoring of infectious agents, even in asymptomatic individuals, this lack of vigilance on vaccine outcomes raises serious questions about priorities and integrity.

This situation demands an urgent, independent investigation into the TGA's role, funding structure, and regulatory practices. Australians deserve a public health system rooted in the public good, one that values independent science and acts decisively to protect the nation's health without corporate influence.

Kudos to you Dr. Judy Wilyman and other voices, for relentlessly pursuing the truth and exposing these troubling realities. It is vital that these revelations reach every corner of the public sphere so that Australians can demand accountability, fairness, and health policies that truly serve their interests.

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Jane 333's avatar

Corporations masked as government bodies - hence no responsibility for people’s health because profit is their purpose.

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