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‘A serious breach of duty’

Sofronoff, Drumgold and the presumption of innocence

12 August 2023

9:00 AM

12 August 2023

9:00 AM

This country, particularly in recent years, has developed a conceited, holier-than-thou mentality, the hypocrisy of which is subsequently laid bare.

We’ve been constantly told how Australia’s Covid response was ‘world class’ and that it ‘saved tens of thousands of lives’. That has been demonstrated to be nothing but horse manure, and the most recent Australian Bureau of Statistics figures certify that.

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