vaccinated people get special rules when 70% of people are vaxed and no broad lockdowns at 80% says the Prime Minister, Scott Morrison

I thought the vaccinated were, actually, super spreaders. And now everyone is supposed to wear masks again because of 'the Delta variant', that the shot does nothing for, except spread it. So now Boosters are required, which will only cause more sickness.

what if you wear a mask? are you less of a health risk? less likely to catch or transmit the virus???

Everybody who like Scott Morrison should enjoy saying "Prime Minister Scott Morrison". They won't be saying it much longer.

you forgot the comma: should enjoy saying "Lie Minister, Scott Morrison". verrrry important that comma!!

The jab makes people special(innocent), those who don't take the jab are selfish ignorant fools(guilty) who need to be lock down until they serve their probation sentence with no trial or evidence presented to keep them "safe"(suitable for the new normal society)....:vlwc:

When that happens, I figure they will start offering the third shot, which shuts off the virus machine and lets it go dormant like Israel is doing.

Im did some research yesterday. Go look for yourself.. the world of the evil is small!! Queenslanders will have particular interest.

Dr. Jeanette Young’s husband is Professor Graeme Nimmo. He’s the Director of Queensland pathology and into Genomic sequencing (ie. variants, so that detail comes from his office) and also funnily enough he is a founding member of something called AGAR who are affiliated with Australian Society for Antimicrobials of which Prof Nimmo is a committee member and which Pfizer is a corporate sponsor.
He has served on advisory board for Pfizer before too, so the push for Pfizer is a blatant conflict of interest, the governors back pocket will be getting a filling. There are other names like Thomas Gottleib and Geoff Coombs in the same group that came up a few times through this. But I didn’t look into them - anyone else have any interest in delving further?
Next connection is Australian Philanthropist billionaire couple Andrew and Nicola Forrest who have ‘Minderoo Foundation’, and have direct ties to The Gates foundation, had hooked up through his ‘contacts’ for The Australian Govt to source millions of testing kits to come from BGI (Beijing Genomics Institute), direct from China. Guess who also has a business relationship with them? Henry palaszczuk - Anastacia’s father and Ex Qld MP, who founded a DNA storage company (trillion dollar industry apparently) called GTA foundation, and who held a conference on their strategy etc in Sept 2019 in China which is hush hush. I think he also is involved with Chinese company under his other name he uses ‘Beileqi’ who manufacture monitoring and electrical equipment and Smart grid stuff. Now Henry and Prof Graeme Nimmo are about the same age in their 70’s or there abouts, something tells me they’re close because they both have the Genomics interest.
Not only this, but BGI Australia have their lab in Herston, the same location as Qld pathology - the same place Professor Nimmo works!! (Is all DNA from the tests stored? - I think this is highly likely!) 😳
Bill Gates also funds BGI projects.. covid 19 and Genomics ones at that!!
This is only ONE fricken aspect I’ve looked into, I haven’t seen anyone else yet pick up the Prof Nimmo/BGI/minderoo association.
Greg Hunt did a media thing with The Minderoo billionaire that went south so they must have a relationship.
b o m b drop. ??!!!
We are being played fully played by an evil few. They are strategic, I will give them that!!
Interested to know other info some may have.?just going to keep saying t......

they get special rules alright..

it's called a short lifespan

Vaccinated Australians will get special rules to avoid some lockdown restrictions once 70 per cent of the eligible adult population have had two vaccine doses, and international border rules will be loosened to allow more people to come home.

Once the national vaccination total hits 80 per cent, broad lockdowns will not be used in major cities, caps on returning Australians will be abolished and all restrictions on vaccinated travellers leaving the country will be removed.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said national cabinet had agreed to the plans on Friday afternoon after considering scientific modelling from the Doherty Institute and economic advice from Treasury.

“So if you get vaccinated, there will be special rules that apply to you. Why? Because if you’re vaccinated, you present less of a public health risk. You are less likely to get the virus. You are less likely to transmit it,” Mr Morrison told reporters on Friday night.

Mr Morrison said lockdowns would continue to be used to deal with COVID-19, but the national plan would give Australians a clear path out of the restrictions. Under the plan, states will have to individually hit the target vaccination levels as well as the nation. The special rules for vaccinated Australians will be considered by a working group made up of the Northern Territory, Victoria and Tasmania.

The Prime Minister said the lesson from dealing with the Delta variant was that “early and stringent lockdowns” were necessary to deal with outbreaks, and that would be kept in mind during the suppression phase.

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Vaccinated Australians will get special rules to avoid some lockdown restrictions once 70 per cent of the eligible adult population have had two vaccine doses, and international border rules will be loosened to allow more people to come home.

Once the national vaccination total hits 80 per cent, broad lockdowns will not be used in major cities, caps on returning Australians will be abolished and all restrictions on vaccinated travellers leaving the country will be removed.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison said national cabinet had agreed to the plans on Friday afternoon after considering scientific modelling from the Doherty Institute and economic advice from Treasury.

“So if you get vaccinated, there will be special rules that apply to you. Why? Because if you’re vaccinated, you present less of a public health risk. You are less likely to get the virus. You are less likely to transmit it,” Mr Morrison told reporters on Friday night.

Mr Morrison said lockdowns would continue to be used to deal with COVID-19, but the national plan would give Australians a clear path out of the restrictions. Under the plan, states will have to individually hit the target vaccination levels as well as the nation. The special rules for vaccinated Australians will be considered by a working group made up of the Northern Territory, Victoria and Tasmania.

The Prime Minister said the lesson from dealing with the Delta variant was that “early and stringent lockdowns” were necessary to deal with outbreaks, and that would be kept in mind during the suppression phase.

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