The Health Professionals with Charles Kovess, Anna McLoughlin, Vibeke Manniche, Meryl Dorey and Kara Thomas - 21 July 2024

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GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Vibeke Manniche is a danish MD, Phd, scientist and author . She is a part of a small group of scientists who has looked into and published about batch-dependent safety issues with Pfizers coronavaccine. Also, Vibeke Manniche spoke publicly against lockdowns, maskmandates, vaccinemandates and covid-passport. For that she was and still is censored in the Danish mainstream medias and were smeared, defeated and personal harassed. The smearing was lead by Danish politicians close to the government. Times and data has proved Vibeke Manniche was right. About everything . There was never any medicial evidence for lockdowns, maskmandates, vaccinemandates and covidpassports. And still isn´t. Vibeke Manniche calls the corona-handling the big coronascam and remains loyal to her Hippocratic oath. First do no harm. Vibeke Manniche is the author of 35 books including 6 crimes and many books about childrens and womens health.

GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Meryl Dorey was born in America but living in Australia. The AVN was strted in 1994 by a group of health professionals and parents who were concerned about the lack of scientifically based information on the other side of the vaccination debate. Meryl Dorey is the founder and past president of the 'Australian Vaccination~risks Network'.

GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Kara Thomas is the secretary of the Australian Medical Professionals Society, a society offering employment services and giving a voice to health practitioners across the country.

Prior to starting her role with AMPS Kara specialised in perioperative nursing. She has a passion for research to seek evidence-based policy reform and has written multiple submissions to all levels of government and been published by the Centre for Independent Studies and The Spectator. Kara believes truth and transparency in policy development are critical to ensuring we build a health care system that creates Public confidence and safety. Trust in practitioners and our institutions relies on professional integrity, open scientific discourse, and accountability.