Scary anti-vax video

[Bobby]

Some doctors are complaining they aren't getting paid enough to give out the free jab and will pull out.

Doctors sound like they are more interested in money than health.

[Black Orchid]

Some doctors are complaining they aren't getting paid enough to give out the free jab and will pull out.

Doctors sound like they are more interested in money than health.

Too many are.

[Bobby]

Some doctors are complaining they aren't getting paid enough to give out the free jab and will pull out.

Doctors sound like they are more interested in money than health.

Too many are.

Did I tell you I went to a very large private hospital in Melbourne's East.
There was a car park near A&E signposted for doctors only.
It was full of super luxury cars:
Ferraris, Lamborghinis, BMWs , Mercedes, Porsche s.
There was no car there worth under $140K -
the average would have been $300K.
Those doctors do very well for themselves.

[Black Orchid]

My doctor recently retired due to all the paperwork, demands for information and restrictions placed on her by the bureaucracy due to 'Covid'.

She was one of a kind, would usually spend an hour with you and bulk billed everyone. I'll never find another like her.

[Bobby]

My doctor recently retired due to all the paperwork, demands for information and restrictions placed on her by the bureaucracy due to 'Covid'.

She was one of a kind, would usually spend an hour with you and bulk billed everyone. I'll never find another like her.

That's not good -
yes the Govt. makes more and more rules every day -
no one can keep up with it.
Even that doctor overdosed some senior citizens with the vaccine.
The most important advice is not getting to the doctors.


Some doctors are good -
I'm lucky to have the same doctor for over 25 years.

[Black Orchid]

I'd had mine for 20 years and I am really going to miss her. Doctors like her are a dying breed.

[sprintcyclist]

Some doctors are complaining they aren't getting paid enough to give out the free jab and will pull out.

Doctors sound like they are more interested in money than health.

Too many are.

Did I tell you I went to a very large private hospital in Melbourne's East.
There was a car park near A&E signposted for doctors only.
It was full of super luxury cars:
Ferraris, Lamborghinis, BMWs , Mercedes, Porsche s.
There was no car there worth under $140K -
the average would have been $300K.
Those doctors do very well for themselves.

' ..... Those doctors do very well for themselves. .........'

good, so they should

[Bobby]

[Bobby]

Doctors gagged.

Doctors, healthcare workers to be punished for anti-vax COVID claims

Kate Aubusson
By Kate Aubusson
Updated March 10, 2021 — 1.11pm

https://www.theage.com.au/national/doct ... 579dk.html


Doctors, nurses and pharmacists who spread COVID anti-vaccination claims will face harsh penalties, including being stripped of their ability to practise, by the medical watchdog.

The national medical boards and the Australian Health Practitioner Regulatory Agency (AHPRA) released a joint directive warning healthcare practitioners that they risk regulatory action if they spout false or deceptive misinformation to patients or on social media that could undermine the national vaccination program as the AstraZeneca vaccine rollout begins.


“There is no place for anti-vaccination messages in professional health practice, and any promotion of anti-vaccination claims including on social media, and advertising may be subject to regulatory action,” spokesman for the medical boards and Pharmacy Board chairman Brett Simmonds said.

The joint statement was supported by every national health professional board, including the medical, nursing and midwifery, pharmacy, dental, chiropractic, Chinese medicine, paramedicine and osteopathy boards of Australia.


In September, AHPRA and the boards confirmed they had received complaints about doctors and other healthcare workers spreading anti-vaccination messages and COVID conspiracy theories in semi-private social media groups in direct contravention of laws that prohibit them from spreading false, misleading or deceptive claims.

An AHPRA spokeswoman said in a statement to the Herald that practitioners who breached national boards’ codes of conduct might be subject to investigation and other action on a case-by-case basis.

[Bobby]