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1 month ago | 
dailydeclaration.org.au | Kurt Mahlburg |Julie Sladden |Rod Lampard |Bill Muehlenberg
7 March 20254.6 MINSOver 100,000 patient records show that those undergoing surgery face significantly higher rates of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. Australian authorities and media outlets have remained silent on the bombshell finding. People who undergo so-called “gender-affirming surgery” face a significantly elevated risk of mental health disorders, according to a groundbreaking study published in The Oxford Academic Journal of Sexual Medicine last month.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
spectator.com.au | Julie Sladden
In 2024, I finally checked off a major bucket list item: travelling west across the continent by train and returning east by road. It was fabulous, and I promise to write about it later, but today’s piece is about something I noticed on that journey that was hard to ignore.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
intellectualtakeout.org | Julie Sladden
It was one of those conversations you never forget. We were discussing – of all things – the Covid injections, and I was questioning the early ‘safe and effective’ claims put forward by the pharmaceutical industry. I felt suspicious of how quickly we had arrived at that point of seeming consensus despite a lack of long-term safety data. I do not trust the pharmaceutical industry.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
spectator.com.au | Julie Sladden
Long-standing Member of Parliament, Russell Broadbent, has written an urgent letter to the Prime Minister calling for an immediate suspension of all Covid mRNA vaccines in Australia, pending further investigation. The letter, counter-signed signed by a group of 26 doctors, lawyers, scientists, and academics, details the recent release of a study reporting alarming levels of synthetic DNA contamination in Australian-sourced Pfizer and Moderna Covid vaccines.
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Sep 12, 2024 | 
todayville.com | Julie Sladden
By It was one of those conversations you never forget. We were discussing – of all things – the Covid injections, and I was questioning the early ‘safe and effective’ claims put forward by the pharmaceutical industry. I felt suspicious of how quickly we had arrived at that point of seeming consensus despite a lack of long-term safety data. I do not trust the pharmaceutical industry.
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Sep 11, 2024 | 
childrenshealthdefense.org | Julie Sladden
By Dr. Julie Sladden It was one of those conversations you never forget. We were discussing — of all things — the COVID-19 injections, and I was questioning the early “safe and effective” claims put forward by the pharmaceutical industry. I felt suspicious of how quickly we had arrived at that point of seeming consensus despite a lack of long-term safety data. I do not trust the pharmaceutical industry.
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Sep 11, 2024 | 
brownstone.org | Julie Sladden
It was one of those conversations you never forget. We were discussing – of all things – the Covid injections, and I was questioning the early ‘safe and effective’ claims put forward by the pharmaceutical industry. I felt suspicious of how quickly we had arrived at that point of seeming consensus despite a lack of long-term safety data. I do not trust the pharmaceutical industry.
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Jul 1, 2024 | 
spectator.com.au | Julie Sladden
Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is the definition of insanity attributed to Einstein. This quote returned to me on Budget night as the government unveiled its Covid-related spending for the year ahead. As we head into what feels like the hundredth wave of Covid, Australians are encouraged, once again, to roll up their sleeve and get their booster because ‘it’s our best protection’ against infection and serious disease.
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Apr 11, 2024 | 
spectator.com.au | Julie Sladden
There’s nothing quite like cold water swimming, and for this ‘extreme’ sport, Tasmania is the place to be. Getting in is a shock to the system which is why I prefer to gently ease myself in, wading slowly to mid-thigh, putting my hands in before venturing further. By the time I’m waist-deep, my body knows what is coming and has already started shuttling blood into the core.
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Feb 5, 2024 | 
spectator.com.au | Julie Sladden
It was a dinner table conversation imprinted in my memory. The date: September 2021. Topic: Covid injections. Discussion: robust. With the mandatory vaccination deadline looming, I argued that mandates violated someone’s ability to give their consent because there was pressure, coercion, and manipulation. Also, people couldn’t give fully informed consent to a product that had been around for less than a year as the risks were not yet entirely known.
