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Well done, Judy. Vaccination is a government-enabled/facilitated/mandated attack on the captive populace, aimed at weakening/sickening it to enhance control (on behalf of its uber-evil world parasite masters)...and at certain times, to cull it. Certainly its actions are unlawful, which makes it, along with its Harma appendages, AHPRA, the TGA, AMA, etc, a CRIMINAL ORGANISATION. For example, the Covax has killed an estimated 200 million people plus to date worldwide, and the government is still promoting it!!! "Safe & Effective"...satanic inversion doesn't get any "better" than that!

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Thank you, Dr. Wilyman and Dr. Altman, for putting this together. This is excellent and necessary work, especially because it brings the discussion back to the place where it should have remained from the beginning: informed consent, coercion, long-term safety evidence, and the right of parents and doctors to ask hard questions without punishment.

For me, the strongest point here is not only the vaccine question by itself, but the structure around it. When a government links childhood medical decisions to financial penalties, school/childcare access, or social participation, the issue is no longer simply “public health.” It becomes a question of pressure, consent, ethics, law, and trust.

A parent cannot give meaningful consent if the choice is attached to punishment. A doctor cannot fully serve the patient if discussing risk is treated as professional misconduct. A regulator cannot expect blind public trust while being financially dependent on industry cost-recovery structures. And no medical product given repeatedly to healthy children should be protected from deep, independent, long-term scrutiny.

The public deserves more than slogans like “safe and effective” or “adverse events are rare.” We deserve transparent evidence on the full combined schedule, proper long-term follow-up, honest adverse-event investigation, true risk-benefit discussion, and protection for families who ask reasonable questions.

This is not about rejecting science. It is about refusing to let authority replace evidence, and refusing to let coercion replace consent.

Thank you again for doing this work and for keeping the ethical question alive.

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