Former Liberal Craig Kelly continues his lurch to the right to join One Nation

@anthony matheson

“One Nation is in my opinion not even right wing, they are centred”
At least you stated it was your opinion – to which you are entitled.

However, it seems you have a rather “interesting” perspective on what constitutes “centred”. but reading your analysis of the “rest of the political system” combined with your perspective on COVID and vaccination, it’s a lot easier to see where your ideas are coming from, and it’s not the (sensible) centre.

Based on voting proportions in the last Federal election, the opinion” that ON is centrist while the rest are unhinged anti-humans may come as a surprise to the >95% thus impugned.

You mean it doesn’t agree with your narrative?

@Capital Retro
Yes, CR, it doesn’t agree with my narrative – along with the narrative of the majority of the electorate, which obviously doesn’t include you.

Oh yes, the hydroxycholoroquine / ivermectin man who called masks child abuse. I trust he is still free of sheep parasites.

What is your research-based comparison of known harmful effects of Covid-19 with “potentially harmful side effects” of Covid-19 vaccines distributed in Australia today? To what “truth” was he remotely close, other than a truthiness that suits your self?

Hahaha Kelly is a loon and a conspiracy theorist that no thinking person takes seriously. Good luck in PHON, I’ve heard she gouges so much money out of candidates they all end up broke and resign from the PH pension generator party.

It is well known that generally healthy people should not be taking Covid vaccines, due to possible side effects like myocarditis. Look it up in the official ATAGI advice if you wish. You are aware of that, right?

Or perhaps you still believe that Covid had natural origins, as we were assured for years by the media and authorities?

Like him or not, Kelly was closer to reality on this stuff than you’d like to admit.

Good heavens! Had you read a mere two words further (into material with which I am quite familiar thanks) you might have discovered pericarditis as well! These non-fatal conditions (in vaccination records to date) occur at a rate of 2 per 100,000. Covid-19 has killed at a rate of 2,500 per 100,000 over 2020-2023 in Australia. Happily, the rate has fallen below 700 per 100,000 in the most recent figures from the AIHW, the health research body, after mass immunisation; you know, vaccines. Repeating, per 100,000 that was 700 deaths vs 2 instances of staying in bed a bit longer.

What a ridiculous tale you tell.

I consider the probabilities provided in public intelligence assessments, that the dominant likelihood (4 of 5 assessments) is natural origin with 1 of 5 suggesting accidental release of a non-engineered laboratory (natural or experimental) origin. What is your evidence otherwise?

Kelly’s personal relevance deficit is not evidence of anything else.

Your numbers are as precise as they are ridiculous. 2500/100000 is a rate of 2.5% – are you seriously saying that 2.5% of Covid cases ended in death? Surely you’re not that dumb. Or have you observed 2.5% of Covid cases around you resulting in death? Good grief.

100%, “vaccines and vaccine mandates that helped to control the spread of the disease”… This article still pushing misinformation and lies that were used to silence and coerce people into taking an experimental non-vaccine that was neither safe nor effective. Craig along with many of us could see all this from the outset, just as we see the CO2 fraud.

“Defining the “extreme right” … means different things to different people”

Yes, if you are in it, you think it isn’t.

It is not ‘popular progressive narrative’, it is conspiracy drivel, driven by right wing extremists. The only hidden agenda is grifting as much money out of suckers as possible.

In his case it’s only because he’s a loon, not because of what you said.