Our politicians’ latest silver bullet, near-universal vaccination, may well have a serious unintended consequence which we shall all regret. And given that in normal years the flu can sometimes kill over 1,000 people, why don’t the media during each flu epidemic also breathlessly report on how many people in each suburb have contracted influenza each day? So why is the news today filled with non-news? Is it to support the reigning brigade of tinpot dictators who wield power so capriciously?
In the meantime, it seems we were misled about the supposed labour market recovery.
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