Truth Be Told

Andrew Brigden's speech outlining vaccine concerns to a nearly empty parliament showed the true nature of our so called representatives. Politicians scurried out like cockroaches abandoning a sinking ship, and any interested in remaining were shooed out of the chamber. They are running from the truth, pretending not to hear and not to know, and yet their guilt is obvious to all. Shame on them, but the greater shame is on our shoulders. We must not let this be. If they do not perform their sole function of representing their constituents, they are unfit for duty and must resign. Why is it that when there is a debate on war, mass killing, or mobilising weapons, money, and resources, the house is packed with politicians, like sardines in a tin, and there is more than a whiff of fish, but there is only standing room only? Nobody wants to know about a debate investigating vaccine injuries and preventing deaths. Andrew Brigden may be a lone voice in the wilderness, but he is strong and true, and he has a lot of people behind him.