The Final Call: What the TGA Reversal Really Means—and What We Must Do Now
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In this deeply reflective and emotionally charged episode, Adam Gibson reunites with psychologist and long-time ally Lindsay Spencer-Matthews to unpack a momentous but underreported shift: the TGA’s updated advice quietly walking back COVID vaccines for children under 18, stating that the risks now outweigh the benefitsFor those of us who fought, spoke out, and paid the price for questioning this agenda—this is the moment we’ve waited for. But it’s not the time for revenge. It’s the time to act strategically, compassionately, and effectively.
We discuss:
•The emotional toll of speaking truth during a time of mass delusion
•Why doctors and pharmacists still don’t know the advice has changed
•A practical final action: sending a respectful, curiosity-based letter to your GP or pharmacist
•The psychology of belief, and how to truly reach people
•Healing the dissident community and putting down the sword—for good
This is the full stop we’ve been craving. But we have to deliver it wisely.
Letters, not rage. Curiosity, not confrontation.
Heres how you can take action with us:
Step 1: Download and Print the Attached Letters
Letter to Doctor
Letter to Pharmacist
They have been written by respected psychologist Lindsay Spencer-Matthews, and carefully worded to invite conversation, not conflict.
Step 2: Mail It! (Yes, snail mail)
Look up your local GP and/or pharmacist, then handwrite the envelope:
Dr. [Name]
Mark it "Private & Confidential" (this helps ensure it will get opened by the right person)
Sign it in ink - no digital signatures. Remember, you are simply asking respectful questions about an official statement - so there is no risk of blowback on you.
Step 3: Share the Mission
If every PWQ supporter sends one letter? That’s 30,000 doctors and pharmacists who will think twice before jabbing another child (or even an adult)
If you send five, that’s 150,000.
And forward this to ask five friends to do the same?
Considering there are only around 130,000 medical doctors and specialists in Australia, we’ll become a force that cannot be ignored.
And finally, if you are part of a freedom based community group, a social media circle, or even a school P&F committee member, please ask them to help you circulate this message.
7 Big Takeaways From This Episode
1.The TGA Has Quietly Reversed Course on COVID Vaccines for Kids
The official advice now states the risks outweigh the benefits for those under 18—but few doctors and pharmacists even know this.
2.The Fight Isn’t Over Until Action is Taken
Without public visibility, kids may still be getting these injections daily. This is our opportunity to stop it cold.
3.Letters Can Be More Powerful Than Protests
A printed, respectfully worded, hand-signed letter sent directly to a doctor or pharmacist can bypass defensiveness and open real dialogue.
4.Anger is Understandable—But Not Effective
This is the time for grace and strategy, not vengeance. Letting rage lead now may cost us the final victory.
5.Most Professionals Still Haven’t Processed Their Own Cognitive Dissonance
Doctors were trained for compliance, not curiosity. The TGA’s reversal gives them an “off-ramp” from the narrative, but we must offer it gently.
6.This May Be the Moment to Finally Heal
Many in the dissident community are experiencing battle fatigue. This campaign offers closure—and a bridge to the next chapter.
7.Your Voice Still Matters
Whether it’s one letter or ten, your action could protect a child, shift a professional’s mindset, or close this dark chapter with dignity.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Personal Reflections on Vaccines
02:54 Government Changes and Parental Concerns
05:53 Psychological Perspectives on Vaccine Discussions
09:07 The Role of Doctors and Medical Authority
11:51 Navigating Conversations with Medical Professionals
14:50 Opportunities for Change and Advocacy
17:46 Emotional Intelligence in Disagreements
20:57 The Importance of Open Dialogue
24:11 Conclusion and Call to Action
33:25 Challenging Expectations in Medical Conversations
34:58 Emotional Responses and Effective Communication
36:32 The Role of Compassion in Medical Discourse
39:28 Understanding Human Fallibility in Medicine
42:01 Rethinking Medical Authority and Trust
43:48 The Importance of Genuine Compassion
46:20 Taking Action: Writing to Medical Professionals
48:34 Overcoming Battle Fatigue in Advocacy
50:44 Finding Strength in Adversity
53:42 Healing While Fighting for Change
56:14 Closing the Chapter on Vaccine Advocacy
58:59 Building Community and Support for Healing
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