A council has come under fire from the state’s premier for sending alarming letters warning of the dangers of receiving Covid vaccines, citing controversial claims they damage DNA.
Port Hedland Council, which covers the main mining town on Western Australia’s north coast, voted to send letters to the Premier and federal and state health ministers pressing for the vaccines to be withdrawn.
The motion was tabled by councilor Adrian McRae, 49, who told Daily Mail Australia on Monday he hoped writing to Australia’s 537 councils would have a ripple effect.
“When a motion is put forward by one level of government and passed, it’s not a court order, but it’s no slouch,” Mr. McRae said.
“We will be sending this letter to every council in the country and I guarantee we have one person on every council supporting us.”
The motion cited claims that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines damage people’s DNA.
On Monday, WA Premier Roger Cook insisted Covid vaccines were not dangerous and said the advice had “completely derailed”.
“The city of Port Hedland should move forward,” the Prime Minister said.
The council of WA mining export hub Port Hedland has written to all doctors in its borders urging them to warn doctors about the risks of Covid mRNA vaccines.
‘It should focus on the services and people in that community. “He should improve his game.”
McRae said the Prime Minister’s response was “pathetic”.
“He was health minister when this (vaccines) was launched, and he has a conflict of interest,” McRae said.
‘When this hits all WA councils I guarantee we will knock it down at the very least.
“There’s probably two or three in every WA council that support this and they’ll send this letter themselves and (say) ‘Shit guys, we’ve got to do something about this.'”
Port Hedland councilor Adrian McRae moved the motion to send letters warning against the Covid vaccine.
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook condemned Port Hedland Council’s actions and said they should “get on with what they do”.
McRae said that of the four other councilors who voted in favor of the motion, one suffered severe blood clotting after receiving the vaccine, while another said his health had not been as good since receiving the jab and was “horribly sorry.” .
“These are not a bunch of ‘anti-vaccine’ nuts, as they called me because I was leading marches, speaking at big rallies and traveling around the world,” Mr McRae said.
“Where we live, the vaccine mandates really destroyed the heart of our city, 70 per cent of the Pilbara and Kimberley did not want to receive these vaccines.”
Australia’s Department of Health and Aged Care and medical watchdog the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) have denied that Covid vaccines contain DNA that can be taken up by cells.
“The body quickly breaks down mRNA,” the Department of Health website reads.
“It never enters the nucleus and cannot affect or combine with our DNA in any way to change our genetic code.”
The TGA has been contacted for comment.
