Professor Ian Brighthope, a retired but widely respected medical professional, delivered a sobering and heartfelt address.
The Pilbara’s Town of Port Hedland passed a significant motion on October 11th, demanding that the Prime Minister, the Premier, and their respective Health Ministers acknowledge and address the concerns raised by the Federal Member for Monash, The Honourable Russell Broadbent MP, through numerous letters to the Prime Minister.
This event, featuring politicians, scientists, and legal experts, focused on the Australian government’s handling of safety concerns regarding COVID-19 vaccines and called for increased transparency and improved public health policy.
Despite an invitation to attend, Western Australian Premier Roger Cook declined, further fueling public frustration with the government’s approach to these critical health issues, according to one of the speakers, Dr. Maryanne Demasi.
A key figure at the debate, Professor Ian Brighthope, a respected voice in Australian medicine, expressed his dismay and concern about the COVID-19 vaccination program.
Professor Brighthope, who initially gained recognition for his innovative approach to cancer treatment, noted the drastic shift in his career focus due to what he described as “the most uncontrolled experimentation ever on humankind.”
Citing the work of Dr. David Spiker, Brighthope revealed alarming findings of synthetic DNA contamination in Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
He described the risks of genomic instability, which could lead to cancers, autoimmune diseases, and other severe health issues.
The contamination levels, he stated, were up to 145 times the permissible limit, an oversight he called “a catastrophic failure of public health governance.”
He criticized the widespread administration of vaccines, citing severe health repercussions, including rapidly progressing cancers and other serious diseases emerging post-vaccination in younger populations aged 14 to 40.
Professor Brighthope:
Throughout the world, my colleagues and I are witness to a very disturbing trend that must be addressed. Patients who have been cancer-free for many years are suddenly relapsing with aggressive explosive cancers shortly after receiving booster doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. These cases show very rapid tumor growth following the booster administration.
Very rapid tumor growth. The nature of these cancers is extremely unsettling. They are not just slow-growing, progressive types we are accustomed to managing. They are aggressive, often presenting in advanced stages and affecting multiple organs by the time they are diagnosed.
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These turbo cancers are emerging faster and more virulence than what we would expect in patients, including in patients who had otherwise been stable for many years… The public health authorities are reluctant to acknowledge the correlation. This is happening across the globe where the mRNA vaccines have been administered.
Australia has administered more than 60 million doses of these vaccines to over 20 million people. Australia’s governmental health authorities have chosen not to monitor new or emerging cancer trends following the widespread use of these vaccines.
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This issue is a potential long-term health crisis waiting to happen. This matter must be taken seriously by every Australian. We must advocate for immediate public health responses. We need our health authorities to begin monitoring these trends. Without immediate action, we risk leaving Australians vulnerable to a wave of preventable diseases that may devastate families and strain our healthcare system.
After the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re all a little wary of biosecurity hazards, and the news out of Australia today isn’t too comforting. In 2021, 323 vials containing samples of deadly viruses went missing from a lab in Queensland, Australia. The breach wasn’t discovered until 2023, and for whatever reason — it sounds like red tape — an investigation is just now underway, over a year later. Health Minister Tim Nicholls announced the news on Monday.
The Australian government is downplaying the threat to public health. Nicholls said in a statement:
I want to stress that there have been no public health incidents linked to these materials, so we have no evidence so far of any event occurring as a result of the loss or the destruction of these materials. The department is taking all necessary steps to ensure that it does have the appropriate regulatory matters in place. It is liaising with the federal record-keeping bodies and the federal accreditation bodies, as well as our own Department of Agriculture. …it has taken a year to get that accreditation so that the investigations can take place. That investigation, an opening of the locked freezer, took place in 2024, where further review of the materials was kept, and a better record of what was supposed to be in there vs. what was found to be in there was able to be made… It’s important that we understand what went wrong. It’s important that we understand how it can be done better. And it’s important that we reassure the public of Queensland that there has been no evidence of any infection as a result of this breech…
Dr, John Gerrard, Australia’s Chief Health Officer, said that the viruses would “degrade rapidly” outside of a freezer that offered ideal conditions for the samples.
One hundred of the missing vials contain the deadly Hendra virus, two contain the hantavirus, and the remaining vials contain lyssavirus. All three of the viruses are zoonotic diseases, meaning they can be transmitted from animals to humans. According to Newsweek, Hendra virus is a “bat-born viral disease” that was discovered in the 1990s when it killed several Australian horses. While it’s rare, it has a high fatality rate of 57%. The World Health Organization reports that symptoms can range from mild and flu-like to severe respiratory and neurological complications. No treatment currently exists, though vaccines are available for horses.
Hantavirus is spread through rodents, and Newsweek reported earlier this year that it had spread to the United States, particularly in the Southwest region. A handful of people in Arizona and California have died from the virus this year. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that people who come in contact with a rat or mouse that carries the virus may experience hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS), which affects the lungs, and hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome, which impacts the kidneys. It has a 38% mortality rate.
Lyssavirus is a type of rabies specific to Australia that spreads through contact with bats, usually through a bite or a scratch. While rare, it’s almost always deadly to humans who contract the virus.
Nichols doesn’t believe that the vials were stolen and suggested that it was more of a “transportation” issue. “The materials may have been removed from that secure storage and lost, or otherwise unaccounted-for,” he said.
What characters these elites and highly regarded professionals are! Real masters of dark slapstick, every one of them.
