Pro-Putin councillor’s COVID vaccine contamination motion revealed ahead of special council meeting

Pro-Putin Town of Port Hedland councillor Adrian McRae’s COVID vaccine contamination motion which he attempted to table at the September council meeting has been revealed ahead of a special meeting to consider the motion on October 11. The motion, based on a recent report by Canadian virologist Dr David Speicher and letters from MP Russell Broadbent to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, alleges DNA contamination in Pfizer and Moderna vaccines and claims it could lead to cancer or alter human DNA. The claims have been debunked by health authorities including Health Canada and the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration, who say inactive DNA fragments do not pose a risk of genomic integration or cancer. Cr McRae’s motion calls on the Port Hedland council to send a letter to Mr Albanese supporting Mr Broadbent’s call for the immediate suspension of Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. It also requests the council to circulate a letter to all registered health practitioners and clinics in Port Hedland, urging them to share the findings of Dr Speicher’s report with their patients to ensure legally valid informed consent. The motion also asks the council to send the letter to all local governments across the State, encouraging them to take similar action. The town’s chief executive is also tasked with sending a letter to the WA Health Department, the Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care, WA Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson, Commonwealth Health Minister Mark Butler, Health Secretary Blair Comley, and Deputy Health Secretary Professor Tony Lawler, requesting public responses and advice for both health practitioners and patients considering further COVID-19 vaccinations. Drafts of the letters included in the special council meeting agenda cite Dr Speicher’s recent report, which has not undergone peer review. “In light of these findings, the Town of Port Hedland joins Mr Broadbent and the multitude of global experts in urging the immediate suspension of these vaccines and calling for a thorough investigation into how this contamination has gone undetected by our regulatory agencies,” the letter reads. “...we are gravely concerned about the health implications posed by synthetic DNA contamination, including the dangers of genomic integration, cancer, hereditary defects and immune system disruption.” Independent fact-checkers such as PolitiFact, Factcheck.org and the Australian Associated Press have also confirmed there is no scientific basis for claims that DNA contamination in the vaccines can lead to cancer or alter human DNA. It comes after a recent string of controversies have plagued the north-west council.