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HeadSet
2022 May 9, 3:07pm
Every dictator in history wants to make everyone dependent on him. Not being allowed to grow your own food means you are subject to the government's "generosity."
HeadSet
2022 May 9, 3:07pm
Every dictator in history wants to make everyone dependent on him. Not being allowed to grow your own food means you are subject to the government's "generosity."
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Blue
2022 May 21, 11:18pm
https://nypost.com/2022/05/21/australian-prime-minister-scott-morrison-concedes-defeat/
Australian voters ended nine years of conservative rule in the country’s national elections Saturday, ousting Prime Minister Scott Morrison in favor of the center left Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese, who has campaigned on promises to take...
Is this new gov is going to be better or worse.
Australian voters ended nine years of conservative rule in the country’s national elections Saturday, ousting Prime Minister Scott Morrison in favor of the center left Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese, who has campaigned on promises to take...
Is this new gov is going to be better or worse.
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RWSGFY
2022 May 22, 6:55am
RWSGFY
2022 May 22, 6:55am
Blue says
That shitshow was a conservative rule?
https://nypost.com/2022/05/21/australian-prime-minister-scott-morrison-concedes-defeat/
Australian voters ended nine years of conservative rule in the country’s national elections Saturday, ousting Prime Minister Scott Morrison in favor of the center left Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese, who has campaigned on promises to take...
Is this new gov is going to be better or worse.
That shitshow was a conservative rule?
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Patrick
2022 May 28, 10:09am
Patrick
2022 May 28, 10:09am
https://nitter.net/ezralevant/status/1530545921884397568#m
Wow, Australia really is going full Nazi. You cannot do political reporting on the WEF and WHO and be Australian, or you risk arrest.
Ezra Levant 🍁🚛
@ezralevant
3h
🚨Avi is our star investigative journalist who just spent a week exposing oligarchs and bureaucrats at the World Economic Forum and the UN’s World Health Organization. So when he landed back home in Australia, police detained him and seized his passport.
Avi Yemini
@OzraeliAvi
3h
Replying to @OzraeliAvi
UPDATE: Released without charge thanks to my legendary lawyer who took the call at 11pm on a Saturday night.
But they impounded my passport.
Family time now.
Later we go to court. I’ll keep you posted.
Thanks for all the love.
Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 retweeted
Avi Yemini
@OzraeliAvi
3h
UPDATE: Released without charge thanks to my legendary lawyer who took the call at 11pm on a Saturday night.
But they impounded my passport.
Family time now.
Later we go to court. I’ll keep you posted.
Thanks for all the love.
Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 retweeted
Avi Yemini
@OzraeliAvi
4h
#BREAKING: I’ve been detained at Melbourne airport because my passport has a “scratch” in it.
They say they’re impounding the document and holding me indefinitely.
This has nothing to do with my travels.
I'm sure.
Wow, Australia really is going full Nazi. You cannot do political reporting on the WEF and WHO and be Australian, or you risk arrest.
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Patrick
2022 Aug 7, 1:31pm
Patrick
2022 Aug 7, 1:31pm
https://reclaimthenet.org/protester-in-australia-banned-from-using-private-apps/
August 6, 2022
Protester in Australia banned from using private apps, has to turn over his phone and passwords to cops
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richwicks
2022 Aug 7, 1:41pm
richwicks
2022 Aug 7, 1:41pm
RWSGFY says
Left and right are just words.
What are the POLICIES of each, the BELIEFS of each? I was born in 1971, when I was a little kid, "the left" was anti-war - that's not true at all now and probably never was. They were anti-conscription into the Vietnam war, but they had no problem sending others to it.
You are in error to think of "left" and "right". When you have a shithead party fucking over your country and yourself, you have to vote for the other party and HOLD THEIR FEET TO THE FIRE. If they don't change course, well, you can vote for the other party, or just kill all of them for betraying you.
Eventually, this is going to lead t o a bloody revolution, not a civil war, a revolution.
You have to think of the government as a criminal syndicate, because that's exactly what it is, and the government isn't who you elect. They are mostly bureaucrats.
I worked BRIEFLY in government "service" in college, since I went to a state school as a student. Incompetence isn't punished, excellence isn't rewarded - only obedience is rewarded. There's no economic incentive not to suck. Your job is to suck up and do whatever you are told to do. Your boss can be ENTIRELY incompetent, but as long as they are sucking the shit out of the next asshole above them, they will never be released from their position.
It's a soul killing job, and the people at the top, have no souls at all.
Government is terrible. Just be obedient, and if you fuck up, nobody cares and the government will shield you. Why do you think we have a bunch of fucking crazy teachers in LGBTQ+ophile nonsense in elementary school?
That shitshow was a conservative rule?
Left and right are just words.
What are the POLICIES of each, the BELIEFS of each? I was born in 1971, when I was a little kid, "the left" was anti-war - that's not true at all now and probably never was. They were anti-conscription into the Vietnam war, but they had no problem sending others to it.
You are in error to think of "left" and "right". When you have a shithead party fucking over your country and yourself, you have to vote for the other party and HOLD THEIR FEET TO THE FIRE. If they don't change course, well, you can vote for the other party, or just kill all of them for betraying you.
Eventually, this is going to lead t o a bloody revolution, not a civil war, a revolution.
You have to think of the government as a criminal syndicate, because that's exactly what it is, and the government isn't who you elect. They are mostly bureaucrats.
I worked BRIEFLY in government "service" in college, since I went to a state school as a student. Incompetence isn't punished, excellence isn't rewarded - only obedience is rewarded. There's no economic incentive not to suck. Your job is to suck up and do whatever you are told to do. Your boss can be ENTIRELY incompetent, but as long as they are sucking the shit out of the next asshole above them, they will never be released from their position.
It's a soul killing job, and the people at the top, have no souls at all.
Government is terrible. Just be obedient, and if you fuck up, nobody cares and the government will shield you. Why do you think we have a bunch of fucking crazy teachers in LGBTQ+ophile nonsense in elementary school?
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Patrick
2022 Aug 25, 8:01am
Patrick
2022 Aug 25, 8:01am
https://nitter.pussthecat.org/efenigson/status/1562147264293904384#m
Efrat Fenigson
@efenigson
Aug 23
Hundreds of unvaccinated teachers in Queensland, Australia are being punished with a salary cut, for not taking the jab.
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Patrick
2022 Sep 6, 10:18am
Patrick
2022 Sep 6, 10:18am
https://nitter.pussthecat.org/OzraeliAvi/status/1566732208077144064#m
Avi Yemini
@OzraeliAvi
Sep 5
In her first speech to parliament, independent MP Dai Le shares her refugee story, comparing lockdown to the communist regime she escaped.
@dai_le is more of a patriot than anyone else in that chamber.
Today she gives Australia hope
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Oct 24, 7:03pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2022 Oct 24, 7:03pm
Australia’s huge Covid lies finally exposed
More than two and a half years after Covid-19 first came to Australia, the truth has finally emerged and the lies have been exposed.
The thing about the truth is that it always comes out. It may take years, decades or even centuries but reality has a way of asserting itself. Lies inevitably fall apart.
And so more than two and a half years after Covid-19 first came to Australian shores the truth has finally emerged about our various governments’ response to it and the lies have been exposed.
Lockdowns were wrong. School closures were wrong. Border closures were wrong. Poor people were hurt the most.
These are the findings of the first and so-far only full inquiry into Australia’s response to Covid, an independent review funded by three major philanthropic organisation and headed by Peter Shergold, previously the most senior public servant in the country and now Western Sydney University chancellor — an eminent and highly qualified mind deeply respected on both sides of politics.
They are unequivocal, they are damning and they are almost word for word exactly what I and a few other brave souls have been saying from the very beginning of the pandemic.
As I have been shouting from every platform I can since 2020, the most egregious act was that committed against our children — the mass shutdown of schools on the basis of no evidence whatsoever. To their eternal shame, state premiers and chief health officers were both complicit in this.
They were wrong and they caused untold damage that will be immeasurable and long-lasting. The inquiry makes this crystal clear.
“Schools should have stayed open,” the almost 100-page report found, stressing “it was wrong to close entire school systems, particularly once new information indicated that schools were not high-transmission environments”.
Moreover the school closures were “likely to have significant adverse impacts on children’s outcomes in education, social development and mental and physical health”.
And again: “For children and parents (particularly women), we failed to get the balance right between protecting health and imposing long-term costs on education, mental health, the economy and workforce outcomes.”
In regards to lockdowns and border closures and other restrictions it found they were effectively inhumane and should only have ever been used as a “last resort” — not the trigger-happy response of state and territory governments, for which they were cheered on by their acolytes.
“Rules were too often formulated and enforced in ways that lacked fairness and compassion. Such overreach undermined public trust and confidence in the institutions that are vital to effective crisis response.”
As The Australian newspaper reported, the review was exhaustive, consulting some 200 health experts, public servants, epidemiologists, unions, community groups, businesses and economists, receiving more than 160 submissions and comprising 3000 hours of research, policy and data analysis.
And as the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age reported, it was poorer communities who were hardest hit, especially by the school closures.
The papers cited a Mitchell Institute study finding that one in five children in lower socio-economic postcodes did not have access to a laptop or computer at home and a survey of NSW teachers in 2020 found that only 18 per cent of teachers in low socio-economic status schools had confidence that their students were learning well from remote classes.
And the SMH also reported in 2020 — as I have often cited — that more than 3000 students simply disappeared out of public schools in NSW after the first shutdown.
A groundbreaking Daily Telegraph expose this month revealed 7000 NSW students, overwhelmingly from disadvantaged cohorts, who were not enrolled at any school.
University of Melbourne academic Professor Jim Watterston told the paper these were among 50,000 school-aged children in Australia who are “not recorded anywhere” and that the issue had worsened through Covid.
This is nothing short of a national disgrace and yet we were warned about it. Indeed, to put fury ahead of modesty, I warned about it. On television, on radio, in print and online.
Constantly, repeatedly, publicly — with the evidence right there, at the time, on my side. And yet I, and anyone else who dared question the lockdown-shutdown orthodoxy, was dismissed, abused, harassed and condemned — be it by the dead-eyed cultists of the #IstandwithDan movement or the Chief Health Officer of Victoria himself who gave his assent to these devastating school closures in the first place while allowing hotel quarantine to collapse under his watch.
Still, at least he found enough time to tweet.
These are the sort of people who like to talk about being “on the right side of history” and now history has caught up with them. They were wrong, dead wrong.
Not just the decision makers who awarded themselves close to messianic status — with powers to match — but the frothing mobs that cheered them on. They were wrong, wrong, wrong and wrong all along.
And yet anyone who disagreed with them was hounded with such ferocity that many have abandoned social media altogether. So what are the consequences for those who caused so much harm and fuelled the economic and social crisis we are now facing while savagely attacking anyone who questioned them?
Already they are crawling sideways, changing their tune or shrinking from public view. The usual Twitter warriors seem oddly subdued.
But history will remember them and history will judge them and history will not be on their side.
Because now the truth is here. Not out there, but right here, right now.
And the truth always wins.
https://www-news-com-au.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.news.com.au/national/australias-huge-covid-lies-finally-exposed/news-story/44c571e0f0f3f2100226b709717638af?amp=
More than two and a half years after Covid-19 first came to Australia, the truth has finally emerged and the lies have been exposed.
The thing about the truth is that it always comes out. It may take years, decades or even centuries but reality has a way of asserting itself. Lies inevitably fall apart.
And so more than two and a half years after Covid-19 first came to Australian shores the truth has finally emerged about our various governments’ response to it and the lies have been exposed.
Lockdowns were wrong. School closures were wrong. Border closures were wrong. Poor people were hurt the most.
These are the findings of the first and so-far only full inquiry into Australia’s response to Covid, an independent review funded by three major philanthropic organisation and headed by Peter Shergold, previously the most senior public servant in the country and now Western Sydney University chancellor — an eminent and highly qualified mind deeply respected on both sides of politics.
They are unequivocal, they are damning and they are almost word for word exactly what I and a few other brave souls have been saying from the very beginning of the pandemic.
As I have been shouting from every platform I can since 2020, the most egregious act was that committed against our children — the mass shutdown of schools on the basis of no evidence whatsoever. To their eternal shame, state premiers and chief health officers were both complicit in this.
They were wrong and they caused untold damage that will be immeasurable and long-lasting. The inquiry makes this crystal clear.
“Schools should have stayed open,” the almost 100-page report found, stressing “it was wrong to close entire school systems, particularly once new information indicated that schools were not high-transmission environments”.
Moreover the school closures were “likely to have significant adverse impacts on children’s outcomes in education, social development and mental and physical health”.
And again: “For children and parents (particularly women), we failed to get the balance right between protecting health and imposing long-term costs on education, mental health, the economy and workforce outcomes.”
In regards to lockdowns and border closures and other restrictions it found they were effectively inhumane and should only have ever been used as a “last resort” — not the trigger-happy response of state and territory governments, for which they were cheered on by their acolytes.
“Rules were too often formulated and enforced in ways that lacked fairness and compassion. Such overreach undermined public trust and confidence in the institutions that are vital to effective crisis response.”
As The Australian newspaper reported, the review was exhaustive, consulting some 200 health experts, public servants, epidemiologists, unions, community groups, businesses and economists, receiving more than 160 submissions and comprising 3000 hours of research, policy and data analysis.
And as the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age reported, it was poorer communities who were hardest hit, especially by the school closures.
The papers cited a Mitchell Institute study finding that one in five children in lower socio-economic postcodes did not have access to a laptop or computer at home and a survey of NSW teachers in 2020 found that only 18 per cent of teachers in low socio-economic status schools had confidence that their students were learning well from remote classes.
And the SMH also reported in 2020 — as I have often cited — that more than 3000 students simply disappeared out of public schools in NSW after the first shutdown.
A groundbreaking Daily Telegraph expose this month revealed 7000 NSW students, overwhelmingly from disadvantaged cohorts, who were not enrolled at any school.
University of Melbourne academic Professor Jim Watterston told the paper these were among 50,000 school-aged children in Australia who are “not recorded anywhere” and that the issue had worsened through Covid.
This is nothing short of a national disgrace and yet we were warned about it. Indeed, to put fury ahead of modesty, I warned about it. On television, on radio, in print and online.
Constantly, repeatedly, publicly — with the evidence right there, at the time, on my side. And yet I, and anyone else who dared question the lockdown-shutdown orthodoxy, was dismissed, abused, harassed and condemned — be it by the dead-eyed cultists of the #IstandwithDan movement or the Chief Health Officer of Victoria himself who gave his assent to these devastating school closures in the first place while allowing hotel quarantine to collapse under his watch.
Still, at least he found enough time to tweet.
These are the sort of people who like to talk about being “on the right side of history” and now history has caught up with them. They were wrong, dead wrong.
Not just the decision makers who awarded themselves close to messianic status — with powers to match — but the frothing mobs that cheered them on. They were wrong, wrong, wrong and wrong all along.
And yet anyone who disagreed with them was hounded with such ferocity that many have abandoned social media altogether. So what are the consequences for those who caused so much harm and fuelled the economic and social crisis we are now facing while savagely attacking anyone who questioned them?
Already they are crawling sideways, changing their tune or shrinking from public view. The usual Twitter warriors seem oddly subdued.
But history will remember them and history will judge them and history will not be on their side.
Because now the truth is here. Not out there, but right here, right now.
And the truth always wins.
https://www-news-com-au.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.news.com.au/national/australias-huge-covid-lies-finally-exposed/news-story/44c571e0f0f3f2100226b709717638af?amp=
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HeadSet
2022 Oct 25, 5:59pm
HeadSet
2022 Oct 25, 5:59pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
Maybe, but in this case long after the scammers have cashed the checks.
And the truth always wins.
Maybe, but in this case long after the scammers have cashed the checks.
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AD
2022 Nov 2, 10:10pm
AD
2022 Nov 2, 10:10pm
Patrick says
Lots of Chinese nationals have become Australian citizens. They bring their Chicom authoritarian mindset with them.
I wonder how much Chicom influence there is on Australia such as why Australia went krazy authoritarian on COVID rules and lockdowns.
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https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/australian-leaders-deeply-wounded-our-democracy-they-should-cancel-all-covid-fines/
Lots of Chinese nationals have become Australian citizens. They bring their Chicom authoritarian mindset with them.
I wonder how much Chicom influence there is on Australia such as why Australia went krazy authoritarian on COVID rules and lockdowns.
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AmericanKulak
2023 Jan 25, 12:42am
AmericanKulak
2023 Jan 25, 12:42am
2003: Australia threatens to fine people - who exaggerate about mask efficacy, and don't warn people they stop working if moist, typically in 20 minutes
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gabbar
2023 Jan 25, 5:20am
gabbar
2023 Jan 25, 5:20am
Patrick says
Doing this hurts the people too. Probably hurts people more than the Australian government. We are the people, have to stand with the people.
Doing this hurts the people too. Probably hurts people more than the Australian government. We are the people, have to stand with the people.
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richwicks
2023 Jan 26, 5:17am
richwicks
2023 Jan 26, 5:17am
gabbar says
Australia allowed itself to become a totalitarian state. They will have to pay the price for allowing that.
Patrick says
Doing this hurts the people too. Probably hurts people more than the Australian government. We are the people, have to stand with the people.
Australia allowed itself to become a totalitarian state. They will have to pay the price for allowing that.
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Patrick
2023 Nov 13, 6:50pm
Patrick
2023 Nov 13, 6:50pm
https://julesonthebeach.substack.com/p/australian-criminal-brief-update
Australia, like the US, simply ignores the law when enforcing the law might harm the profits of Pfizer and Moderna.
Such willful violation of the law to protect certain large companies makes the Australian government completely illegitimate. The Australian people have every right to remove that illegitimate government by force and install a legitimate government in its place.
on 19 October 2023 .. Spreicher et al. confirmed excessive synthetic DNA contamination in 27 vials of the Pfizer and Moderna products in Canada, 188-509 fold above WHO and FDA limits, which are the same limits meant to be observed by Australia's TGA
.. I can also confirm Japanese scientists have also confirmed excessive DNA contamination too .. details coming soon
on 12 October 2023 .. the Australian Federal Police without explanation declined to investigate the fact Pfizer and Moderna continue to commit serious criminal offenses in Australia for dealing with their products without first having applied for GMO licenses
.. had they applied for those licenses the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator would never have granted them GMO licenses, had the OGTR properly looked and found the gross DNA contamination
Australia, like the US, simply ignores the law when enforcing the law might harm the profits of Pfizer and Moderna.
Such willful violation of the law to protect certain large companies makes the Australian government completely illegitimate. The Australian people have every right to remove that illegitimate government by force and install a legitimate government in its place.
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Patrick
2024 Mar 27, 2:14pm
Patrick
2024 Mar 27, 2:14pm
https://slaynews.com/news/australia-launches-official-inquiry-soaring-excess-deaths/
Pretty sure that the government will find itself innocent of the mass murder of Australians via the vaxx.
Australia Launches Official Inquiry in Soaring Excess Deaths
Pretty sure that the government will find itself innocent of the mass murder of Australians via the vaxx.
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steverbeaver
2024 Apr 24, 11:30pm
steverbeaver
2024 Apr 24, 11:30pm
WTF is this "Albanese" clown about. Never seen such an insulated office-creature of ZERO practical life experience in my FUCKING LIFE except perhaps Biden negress commybabblecunt. Fuck that guy and everyone like him... men, esp. AUS men rise UP. Stop letting these FAGGOTS have a job at all. Now, back to my eventual chud-arc posting.
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AD
2024 Apr 24, 11:55pm
AD
2024 Apr 24, 11:55pm
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No need to explain anymore as Albanese is also the leader of an Australian left wing party (Labor Party)
Albanese is just another left wing authoritarian like Pajama Boy Trudeau of Canada
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No need to explain anymore as Albanese is also the leader of an Australian left wing party (Labor Party)
Albanese is just another left wing authoritarian like Pajama Boy Trudeau of Canada
.
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DOGEWontAmountToShit
2024 Apr 24, 11:59pm
DOGEWontAmountToShit
2024 Apr 24, 11:59pm
RWSGFY says
The post itself or that he really is bailing from X?
The post itself is real. As for the second question, who knows? Only time will tell.
Wait, is this real? (Can't tell these days)
The post itself or that he really is bailing from X?
The post itself is real. As for the second question, who knows? Only time will tell.
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Patrick
2024 May 21, 7:31pm
Patrick
2024 May 21, 7:31pm
https://phillipaltman.substack.com/p/covid-revisited-phillip-altman-presentation
Prior to the COVID pandemic, Australia’s drug regulator, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), was highly regarded internationally for its rigorous application of the most stringent international standards of drug quality, safety and efficacy.
However, in assessing the quality, safety and efficacy of data submitted in support of the gene-based COVID “vaccines”, these standards were seriously compromised in many fundamental and critically important ways. Given the serious quality, safety and efficacy problems now well-known and widely reported in relation to the COVID“ vaccines” – the evidence now suggests that these gene-based injections should never have been approved by the TGA because they have caused more harm than good. A detailed description of the TGA’s failures to properly evaluate the COVID “vaccines” will be described in this presentation.
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Patrick
2024 May 28, 12:18pm
Patrick
2024 May 28, 12:18pm
https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/58347.html
I find it inconceivable that a future Premier, for example, might determine that people with red hair can't hold a job. I find that completely out of the realm of possibility. But you know what, two years ago I never contemplated that we would live in a world where someone who isn't vaccinated can't hold a job, can't go into a shop, can't go to an event. I never believed that we would come to a place as a state where we would say that. But here we are.
And these things don't happen overnight. They happen by degrees. Do I trust the Andrews Government and all future governments to exercise these powers responsibly? No I don't. And I think anyone who does is an absolute fool.
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Patrick
2024 May 28, 12:38pm
Patrick
2024 May 28, 12:38pm
https://vicparkpetition.substack.com/p/remdesivir-and-covid-protocols-in
Because I had moderate-severe ‘covid symptoms’ while unvaccinated, according to the Australian hospital protocol, it is possible that if I had rung an ambulance or gone to a hospital in a panic, like so many around the world, they would have tested me using the fraudulent PCR, put me on a covid ward, separated me from my family, and killed me with remdesivir, sedation and dehydration and I would have been counted as a covid death.
I would have been ‘just another dead anti-vaxxer.’ ...
Over the past four years we have learned that the unvaccinated, elderly and those living with a disability were targeted for murder in Australian hospitals and hospitals around the world, which is democide. Of course, they do not call it democide. They call people in these groups ‘high risk’ and thus ‘deserving of special treatment.’ Then, they are recorded as covid deaths.
That ‘special treatment’ is aggressive, unnecessary and harmful hospital medical interventions in the form of inappropriate oxygen settings, intubation, sedation (e.g., fentanyl), remdesivir and midazolam for the ostensible reason of ‘treating covid.’ Many people in hospitals and care homes were also subjected to cruel and inhumane treatment such as restraint, dehydration, and isolation from loved ones.
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Patrick
2024 Jun 16, 3:02pm
Patrick
2024 Jun 16, 3:02pm
https://transcriberb.substack.com/p/who-was-standing-up-in-21-fluoro
Who Was Standing Up in '21? Fluoro Lay-Down in Perth, Australia: "Everyone's laying down their hi-vis on the steps of Parliament House"
Transcript of a video of a heavily censored protest of 2021
Bitchute page description [continuation of title] "firefighters, doctors, nurses and teachers laid down their work clothes in front of the Parliament. The Australian state suspended them because they did not get vaccinated."
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video from the fluoro lay-down in Perth. They are so hard to find online. There was so much censorship that most of them were wiped from the internet. This one was uploaded on the day Dec 1, 2021. I have no idea how it slipped through— probably because it was bitchute and from a very small account. This video was taken very early in the day before I got there— you can see that only a few shirts are actually on the steps relative to the photo in my article.
More screenshots from the video:
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