Oldest Culture On Earth Was Lined Up Like Prisoners-Of-War During Covid And PCR-Test Positives Were Shipped Away Into Prison Camps 800 km Away

And When They Told The Austalian Covid-Enquiry They Were Censored Despite Specifically Requesting Publication

The Daily Declaration - Australia’s largest Christian news site - broke this story on 31/05/2024, titled Hundreds of Public Submissions to Covid Inquiry Censored by Australian Senate Committee,

Opened in October last year, the COVID-19 Royal Commission promised to look into how Australia handled the Covid pandemic and invited the public to submit submissions. And the Australians did. A total of 559 submissions were submitted.

But the Commission censored 477 of them. That’s 85%. They accepted the submissions but they don’t want the Australian public to read them. They are not accessible on the web page.

Only 82 of the submissions—or less than 15 per cent presented to the committee—are visible to the Australian public.

However, even those 82 can’t be downloaded at the moment. I tried to download four of them, including Senator Gerard Rennick.

In each case, I got an Error 500 screen

I gave up after that. Maybe it is just a temporary technical issue.

Among the 477 censored submissions was the Canberra Declaration’s lengthy report, which included whistleblower testimonies from Indigenous Australians who reported severe human rights abuses during the national COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

[…] the Canberra Declaration has confirmed that they specifically requested the committee to make their submission available to the public.

When The Daily Declaration enquired, Senior Research Officer Mervyn Piesse replied:

the committee decided to accept the submission from  [the] Canberra Declaration confidentially” and “accept but not publish it”.

Just like that. Because they can?

A representative from the committee overseeing the COVID-19 Royal Commission Terms of Reference Inquiry has said they are “not authorised” to explain why hundreds of submissions into the inquiry were censored.

So some of the whistleblowers from the Canberra Declaration decided to go public

Among the Indigenous whistleblower testimonies published in the Canberra Declaration’s submission was that of Professor Wanta Jampijinpa Pawu-Kurlpurlurnu an elder from the Northern Territory community of Lajamanu and an Honorary Professor in Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne.

The following selected quotes (full text here) are from the Professor. It gives a chilling eye-witness account of what happened to people of the oldest culture on Earth in one of the remotest areas of the world, the Australian Outback, under the excuse of “protecting them.”

Some younger people were scaring the living daylights out of people saying that if you did not get the needle, then you would not be allowed to go out, buy food or eat. Emergency rations were given out to make the whole thing seem like a serious emergency.

The roads were blocked. Those of us who wanted to go to our outstation to get away from the danger were threatened with a $10,000 fine. The place was like it was invaded by an army made up of doctors and police.

People were lined up like a prisoner-of-war camp. If you were found to be Covid-19 positive, then you were taken away from the community and put in a quarantine camp in Howard Springs (over 800 kilometres away) near Darwin for two weeks.

I asked the people in charge about how we knew that the community had Covid-19. I was told that it was in the sewerage water. Later, I made inquiries, and the people who looked after the sewerage treatment plant said that no one got samples of the sewerage water. It was all lies that they told us.

Everyone was scared into getting the needle, and now people from lots of communities are suffering heart disease, miscarriage, stroke and cancer. Some of the men who were close to me are now dead.

The whole thing was on purpose and was a deception. The community was frightened by evil ways that were disguised as a health thing. The government deceived us, using the medical profession and the police. These evil people need to be stopped.

No wonder some people don’t want the Australian public to read these submissions. It appears that 85% are not acceptable. This makes us wonder if the 15% we are allowed to read are only those that supported the Covid measures.

Will we ever find out?

Senator Paul Scarr chaired the enquiry - maybe we should ask him why 85% of submissions were censored.

Almost 250 years ago the first fleet with prisoners from England landed in Australia. With it came the mighty, all-powerful bureaucrats that managed the former prison colony. Ten generations later, they still seem to rule the continent.

In lack of his submission, here are two quotes from Senator Rennick, one of the few politicians in Australia who goes head-to-head with the mighty bureaucrats of Australia:

If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my 3½ years of being a senator it’s that if anyone thinks that this country is being run by the people in this chamber [Senate] or in the other place [Parliament, presumably], they are kidding themselves.

It [Australia] is run by the bureaucrats. Let’s be honest: that’s much too nice a term; they’re are really autocrats.

And if you wonder what autocrat exactly means:

a ruler with unlimited power, or someone who demands that people completely obey them

There you have the core problem. Everything else - especially politics - is just a distracting sideshow that enables the mighty bureaucrats to work in the shadows and out of sight.