Tonight TNRA welcomes Stephanie Messenger, who lost her infant son due to a vaccination reaction some years ago. Her personal story is available here.

Stephanie is now a vaccine awareness activist who provides support and information to parents around Austalia who have concerns about their children's health after being vaccinated.

Our discussion highlights the shocking lack of accountablity and rank dishonesty in this country in regard to the true dangers of vaccination. As Stephanie points out, the situation in Australia is actually worse than the US because there is no insurance compensation fund for vaccine injury. This situation contributes to the culture of denial and outright deception which surrounds vaccine controversies.

It is our considered view at TNRA that these vaccine injuries are crimes against humanity which cry out for justice.

Stephanie can be contacted on (07) 3821-5454.

Also in the show tonight we look at some international news with Greece in a state of meltdown after the government was forced by the IMF to introduce harsh "austerity measures". We examine this situation and attempt to deconstruct the language behind this sinister development.

In national news we take a look at the latest manifestation of the nanny state and eugenics policies, such as random breath testing for pedestrians and the compulsory drug testing of pregnant women - giving the government the routine power to sieze a child if the parent is deemed to be living a dangerous lifestyle.

Tonight's show is particularly hair raising, and for that we don't apologise. We're just doing our job.

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