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Q Research AUSTRALIA #34: UNITED AGAINST THE INVISIBLE ENEMY OF ALL HUMANITY Edition

#33 - Part 12
Australian Politics and Society - Part 5
>>19936588 Doctors step up calls for gender care re-examination - The battle over gender-affirmative medicine in Australia has intensified with a call to arms by two experienced psychiatrists for their fellow doctors to resist the pressure of activism that has triggered the widespread "subordination of clinical governance to social and political goals" in the rush to affirm distressed children's chosen gender. The psychiatrists used an academic paper in a top psychiatry journal to urge the medical profession to heed the "cautionary tale" posed by the healthcare scandal that unfolded at London's Tavistock clinic and in British compensation cases they say are directly relevant to Australia. Monash Medical Centre child and adolescent psychiatrist George Halasz and Andrew Amos, an academic psychiatrist who has previously held a training role with Queensland's health department, went as far as to remind doctors of their obligation to observe the Hippocratic oath in questioning the evidence base of affirmative medicine.
>>19941040 Voice fallout: support for treaty plunges after referendum - Only a third of voters believe the federal government should pursue a treaty-making process with Indigenous Australians or establish a "truth-telling" commission, with support for the remaining ambitions of the Uluru Statement languishing in the aftermath of the Voice referendum. Exclusive findings from the Resolve Political Monitor, conducted for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, show that support for treaty processes has nosedived following the Voice defeat, plunging from 58 per cent in October to 33 per cent this month.
>>19941089 Minnesota governor 'surprised' at Australia's slow pace on cannabis legalisation - Minnesota Governor Tim Walz was not shy with his advice for NSW Premier Chris Minns. "You don't get elected to get re-elected," he said, suggesting the path to success for the first-term Minns government was in aggressively pursuing reform.
>>19941169 What the Secret Service agent saw - "Secret Service agent Paul Landis was with John F. Kennedy in Dallas when he was assassinated 60 years ago, and is one of the few surviving witnesses. His account up-ends the findings of the official verdict." - Troy Bramston - theaustralian.com.au
>>19941182 Q Post #703 - "Rest in peace Mr. President (JFK), through your wisdom and strength, since your tragic death, Patriots have planned, installed, and by the grace of God, activated, the beam of LIGHT. We will forever remember your sacrifice. May you look down from above and continue to guide us as we ring the bell of FREEDOM and destroy those who wish to sacrifice our children, our way of life, and our world. We, the PEOPLE." - Prayer said every single day in the OO. JFK - Secret Socities. Where we go one, we go all. Q - https://qanon.pub/#703
>>19946753 Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin resigns, having presided over two high-profile telco disasters within 13 months

>>19946776 Thalidomide survivors to receive national apology for pharmaceutical 'disaster' - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has invited thalidomide survivors and their families to Canberra on November 29 to say sorry. The national apology will be followed by a dedication ceremony that will unveil a monument at Kings Park in Canberra to recognise thalidomide survivors and their families
>>19952057 'Very important signal': Zelensky welcomes Fox chief Lachlan Murdoch's visit to Kyiv - Lachlan Murdoch, the new chairman of News Corp, has met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv in a sign his global media empire will continue to throw its weight behind the war-torn nation's struggle against Russia
>>19952193 John F. Kennedy's leadership legacy lives on, 60 years after Dallas - "The tragic and traumatic nature of Kennedy's death has shaped perceptions of his presidency. There also have been many attempts to sanitise his flaws and sentimentalise his achievements, not least the Camelot lore. We need to assess his legacy not through the prism of his death but by what he did in life. If we do so, his exalted place in history is earned." - Troy Bramston - theaustralian.com.au
>>19952195 Q Post #783 - Clown Agency>No Such Agency. RIP JFK - we will succeed. Pyramid will collapse. Think shell. Q - https://qanon.pub/#783
>>19952195 Q Post #2573 - "The times are too grave, the challenge too urgent, and the stakes too high - to permit the customary passions of political debate. We are not here to curse the darkness, but to light the candle that can guide us through that darkness to a safe and sane future." - JFK - Q - https://qanon.pub/#2573
>>19958277, >>19958280 JFK assassination 60th anniversary: How Australians heard the news about US president's murder