by Rebekah Barnett, Activist Post:
Three years after it became universally acknowledged that Covid vaccines provide negligible protection against infection and transmission, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has finally dropped its Covid vaccine mandate.
AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw announced the change in a letter to staff, which was obtained by Senator Gerard Rennick and reviewed by the Epoch Times.
The decision to drop the mandate as of Monday 24 February comes after an “extensive review of public health advice,” which apparently took place at such a snail’s pace as to trail the rest of the country by several years. The mandates were dropped by most state and territory police forces by mid-2022.
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But though the mandates are now over, AFP employees pushed out of the job are still living with the effects. Former officers describe feeling “shunned” and “treated like a criminal” by the AFP, with the loss of their careers, livelihoods, and homes taking a devastating toll.
AFP Knew the Vaccines Didn’t Work as Promised but Continued with the Mandate Anyway
The double-dose Covid vaccine mandate was brought in by the AFP in November 2021, with a booster dose requirement added in May 2022 after it became apparent that two doses were ineffective against Omicron.
Internal AFP records released under Freedom of Information (FOI) relating to its 2022 Covid Safety Risk Assessment indicate that the AFP was well aware that two or three doses offered little-to-no protection as the pandemic progressed.
The documents cite numerous studies showing waning effectiveness of the primary series post-Omicron, acknowledging that “protection after booster vaccination also decreased quickly,” as early as two to five weeks after a booster shot.
A review of the Covid vaccination policy addressed to the Executive Leadership Committee (ELC) acknowledged that “the current boosters are not proven to materially protect the AFP’s workforce by reducing transmission,” and that “vaccination is increasingly a matter of managing personal risk rather than collective protection.”
Yet at the same time, the AFP physically isolated unvaccinated staff members and pushed them out of employment under the false premise that they threatened the safety of the workplace.
