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VIDEOThere was a big lawsuit recently instituted in Australia against the federal government over Covid-19 vaccine injuries. However, shouldn't the lawsuit be expanded to include the mental case former Chief Minister of the Northern Territory who ranted like a lunatic about forcing vaccine mandates on everyone in his jurisdiction? This official, Michael Gunner, was forced to resign in humiliation in 2022 due to the vaccines NOT stopping the transmission of Covid nor preventing Covid in those who were already vaccinated.

VIDEOThe former Chief Minister of Australia's Northern Territory, Michael Gunner, has resigned from government forever. No wonder. He was best known to the world when he made a laughingstock of himself when he went Full Mental Jacket over enforcing authoritarian vaccine mandates.Good riddance, Gunner! Your mental meltdowns will live on for all eternity on the Web as your final legacy.

New lockdown in Northern Territory. Unvaccinated Australians in the Northern Territory have been put under a new lockdown during which they won’t be allowed to go outside to exercise or travel to work. Yes, really. The onerous new measures were announced by NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner in response to the detection of 256 new cases of COVID-19, including 27 cases of community transmission. “The fully vaccinated can continue as they were. For people who are not vaccinated, lockdown rules will apply to everyone aged 16 and above,” Mr Gunner said. The unvaccinated will be banned from traveling further than...

VIDEOWe have already seen the Tasmanian Devil aka Jacqui Lambie go full mental jacket. Now she is joined in the unhinged Aussie department by Michael Gunner, Chief Minister of Australia's Northern Territory. As you can see, Gunner has been served with papers charging him with malfeasance and misfeasance for going far off his rocker.

Australian authorities are removing COVID-19-positive patients and residents in the Northern Territory to a quarantine camp in Howard Springs, after nine cases were identified in the community of Binjari, according to a local official. Hard lockdowns were implemented in Binjari and nearby Rockhole on Nov. 20, according to Northern Territory’s chief minister. “Residents of Binjari and Rockhole no longer have the five reasons to leave their homes,” Chief Minister Michael Gunner said in a Facebook post dated Nov. 20. Australia’s five allowable reasons for people to leave their homes include going to work or school, buying food or supplies, exercising,...