04/09/2026
This is a wake up call to all Australians, and to our Government and bureaucracies. Australia, we do have a problem. Next Thursday there will be a raft of highly qualified experts speaking about the pressing and urgent need for a Royal Commission into the mishandling of C*vid 19 and Australia's response to it.
There will be professors, doctors and researchers who were suppressed and silenced because they knew the truth, as well as some of our most patriotic politicians presenting. Please make an effort to attend this event. It will be an eye-opening and explosive reveal of the corruption in our midst.
Medicine has a word for what happens when the first answer doesn't sit right.
A second opinion.
Australia never got one.
We had an inquiry. Its terms of reference excluded the decisions of state governments — the mandates, the border closures, the lockdowns. The most consequential calls of the whole period sat outside the scope of the only review that examined it.
You wouldn't accept that from a specialist. Diagnosis delivered, questions ruled out of scope, file closed.
On Thursday 10 September, AMPS is sponsoring the second opinion.
Emeritus Professor Robert Clancy AM, clinical immunologist. Professor Charlie Teo, neurosurgeon. Professor Angus Dalgleish, immunologist and medical oncologist. Dr Melissa McCann, who instigated the class action for the vaccine-injured. Dr Phillip Altman, former TGA regulatory consultant. And our own AMPS President, Dr Duncan Syme.
Alongside 25 other doctors, academics, lawyers and parliamentarians.
Six questions on the table: the science behind the policy. Media coverage. AHPRA and the doctor–patient relationship. The TGA and vaccine safety. Injury and compensation. Informed consent.
📍 The Juniors, Kingsford — 558A Anzac Parade, Sydney
📅 Thursday 10 September — doors 5.30pm, from 6.00pm
🎟️ $20 — thejuniors.com.au/product/australia-we-have-a-problem/
🚊 L3 light rail to the door. Allow for peak hour.
Hosted by Graham Hood and John Larter. Livestreamed for anyone who can't be in the room.
Australia asked for a second opinion. On 10 September, it gets one.
