Australian National Review – ABC’s coverage of Covid infections at Paris Olympics is downright ridiculous – www.cairnsnews.org

The Australian Labor Party and the Greens are using the ABC to push their twisted social justice policies for Aboriginal industry and promote their globalist, free trade, deregulation and decarbonisation agendas, pushing the Liberal Party in its wake.

ABC’s television and radio ratings have fallen to historic lows and senior management can’t seem to find a way out. Despite a $1.15 billion taxpayer-funded budget, most of its traditional audience has turned away.

https://www.adh.tv/articles/abc-radio-and-tv-suffers-a-major-ratings-flop-whats-it-going-to-take

More ABC’s muddled coverage of Covid during the Games:

“Indeed, there has been little, if any, concession to the existence of COVID during these Games — it is barely mentioned anywhere.

It is being treated like any other respiratory illness after years of masks and social distancing. Paris is alive and the Games are in full swing.

And yet COVID was still lurking.

PCR test pulled from market by CDC manufacturer because it is “inaccurate and ineffective for Covid testing”

The first confirmed case – a phrase that is probably traumatic in itself – involved the Australian women’s water polo team in the days leading up to the official start of the Games.

The virus struck the Stingers, but probably at the right time.

By the time the Olympic finalists first entered the pool, all athletes who had contracted the disease had negative PCR tests and were fit and in top form.

The Aussies seemed to have dodged a bullet. But it didn’t stop there.

British breaststroke champion Adam Peaty tested positive just 24 hours after winning silver in the 100m on the first Sunday of the competition.

He returned to the pool for the relays but told Reuters: “This is probably the worst week of my life in terms of my body.”

The following day, a number of coaches were seen wearing masks on the pool deck, some from Team GB, Netherlands and Germany, and one from Australia.

This was simply a response to the COVID cases that were emerging in the village. But despite these precautions, Lani Pallister had to withdraw from the 1500m a day later, on Tuesday 30th July, after it was confirmed that she had contracted the virus.

Later in the competition, Ella Ramsay withdrew from the 200m individual medley final due to COVID-19, while 200m breaststroke silver medallist Zac Stubblety-Cook had only completed a five-day course of antiviral drugs for COVID-19 the day before his final.

Even Saya Sakakibara was struck by COVID and admitted she thought it was all over before the antiviral drugs kicked in and gave her a beautiful and emotional BMX gold medal.”

There you have it, readers. It fails to mention that all the athletes at the Games were vaccinated with mRNA toxins—Pfizer, Novavax, or Moderna—before leaving their countries. It’s surprising that there weren’t more reactions, but Cairns News recently reported that many athletes had been killed or injured by the vaccine in the previous three years, and the Paris players had the youth on their side.