In this episode, I explore the pervasive misinformation and disinformation propagated by governments and big corporations, while these same entities purport to protect us from falsehoods. The irony is overwhelming, as governments introduce legislation to ban so-called "disinformation" while so often being the source of inaccuracies and lies themselves. I discuss how this issue is playing out in several sectors, starting with Australia's aged care system. Despite an ageing population, government policies and trade unions are creating roadblocks that prevent much-needed overseas nurses and carers from entering the workforce. The result? A crisis in aged care that politicians claim they’re solving, but in reality, they’re exacerbating.I also talk about the recent media pile-on against Elle MacPherson, whose advocacy for alternative cancer treatments has been ridiculed. Big Pharma's financial interests are at the heart of this, and the medical profession is also complicit. I share insights from the 300+ meetings I've held with doctors on C-19 ethics, which have revealed alarming truths about the pharmaceutical industry and hospital practices that prioritise profits over patient care.I encourage listeners to question the mainstream narrative and look beyond what’s being presented. It's essential to protect your health, stay informed, and live your life on your own terms.Visit Charles Kovess' websites: charleskovess.com kovess.com Reach out to Charles via email: [email protected] Discover more about Charles and this show: charleskovess.com/show-notes/ Visit and subscribe to the YouTube channel: youtube.com/@CharlesBKovess The Charles Kovess Show is now being syndicated in Cafe Locked Out on 'X' (formerly Twitter). Go here: x.com/cafelockedout Charles also supports the Forever Freedom Movement — visit foreverfreedommovement.com to learn how children trapped in trafficking can be aided. https://foreverfreedommovement.com/ Intro/Outro music credit: Music by bensound.comLicense code: SVLGLBBT9BLK1ZT4

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