Australian Senator Calls Out Fmr. Prime Minister Over Country's Covid Response

[Webster]

(The Guardian) Hanson renews calls for royal commission into pandemic response
The case for a Covid royal commission has been strengthened by explosive revelations about Scott Morrison’s secret ministry positions, One Nation’s Pauline Hanson says, renewing her calls for a probe into Australia’s pandemic response.

Labor members of a Senate committee into Covid recently backed a royal commission, but the prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has stopped short of explicitly committing to such an inquiry. Hanson on Tuesday accused Morrison of an “overreach of authority”.

“I’ve always said Mr Morrison was arrogant, but this well and truly takes the cake,” Hanson said. -- It beggars belief he appointed himself to several ministerial positions without notifying parliament, the people or even his own cabinet ministers. Yet it’s part and parcel of the culture of secrecy and arrogance that was fostered by all Australian governments at the height of the pandemic.

Hanson said Australians “have the right to know everything about” how governments managed the pandemic.

Asked about a royal commission earlier today, Albanese said he supported an inquiry but didn’t explicitly endorse a royal commission. “I’ve said consistently that once we were through the pandemic, it would be inconceivable, regardless of who won the election in May, that you would not have a proper examination of the circumstances around the handling of the pandemic,” he said.

 

[WHO IS SERAFIN]

World leaders enjoyed the power and misery they forced upon people. And the weak pussified drones in the public and law enforcement went along with it except for a islands of freedom like Florida. We all truly got the misery we deserved for allowing these people to act the way they did.

 

[Webster]

We all truly got the misery we deserved for allowing these people to act the way they did.

78,939 Floridians would've loved to have argued that point, sir....

 

[WHO IS SERAFIN]

78,939 Floridians would've loved to have argued that point, sir....

No what they needed was someone to tell them change your lifestyle. It was something like 87% of people who died or almost died in hospitals were fat. Being fat was the number one reason you died.

And a couple hundred million people who don’t have businesses or lost their homes or child from the epidemic in suicides and drug use would like to talk to you.

 

[Webster]

No what they needed was someone to tell them change your lifestyle. It was something like 87% of people who died or almost died in hospitals were fat. Being fat was the number one reason you died.

Oh, so it was their fault they died?

That's cold as fuck.