Covid has killed reason, trust and accountability
For sheer, idiotic inconsistency, this week’s Covid messaging really takes the cake.
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We’re attempting to appease a monster
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Fear requires zero skill and absolutely no effort
Leaders who stoke panic and division eventually reap the whirlwind. The unfolding tragedy of Victoria is evidence of that.
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Clueless keep-me-safe enablers sell all of us out
Fed a diet of fear, Australians have begged for a second serving. Who knew there was an entire cohort just gagging to be subjugated?
We’ve had enough. It’s time for courage and honesty
In a show of guts, Gladys Berejiklian is the only one of a motley crew of leaders who is willing to call out the big Covid lie.
Trust ripped apart by double standards
The audacity of politicians who have realised that accountability is at best, years away electorally, has reached truly breathtaking heights.
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