The world's first review of public health

Hi, I'm Sanjeev Sabhlok. I resigned my job in September 2020 in the Victorian Treasury to protest the crimes against humanity by Dan Andrews and Scott Morrison - their border closures, lockdowns and reign of terror unleashed in the name of covid - which was never much worse than seasonal flu.

I have a PhD in economics and extensive experience in governments in India and Australia. I have written two books since I resigned:

a) The Great Hysteria and the Broken State; and

b) Do lockdowns and border closures serve the “greater good”? A cost-benefit analysis of Australia’s reaction to COVID-19 - supported Prof. Gigi Foster).

In addition, I have written many articles in various newspapers on covid/public health issues.

Since December 2022, I have commenced the world's first-ever first-principles review of public health - a discipline that is now a great threat to human health and wellbeing.

Q: How am I funding my BIG FIGHT against public health terrorism?

After resigning my job, I have had virtually no income for over 3 years. I earned a small amount from a teaching assignment in 2022 but I put that money into an election campaign to educate the people. Of course, that didn't do anything - the people of Bulleen are determined to support the totalitarian Liberal and Labor parties.

In addition, a few people have contributed small amounts and I'm grateful to them.

This project is a full-time commitment for at least four years. To fund it I tried to seek admission at Monash Centre for Health Economics as a PhD candidate but they have rejected my application. I have tried to seek funding support from other public health organisations but there has been no response.

I intend to pursue this project anyway. This work is too important to stop just because of lack of funding. However, I am also out of pocket for books. In case you can fund this project, please consider doing so. Even small amounts will help, to purchase essentially needed books.

The work that I am undertaking will be publicly available, free of cost, in perpetuity. The project details (and downloads) are available at ph.sabhlokcity.com.