2020-2022: Australia’s covid response
Delayed truth is democide
https://vicparkpetition.substack.com/p/2020-2022-australias-covid-response
“In the above article I also wrote that ‘Australia was on the path to no return’ and I observe this more strongly every day. People have checked out and there is no longer a base level of awareness. I was recently in a shopping centre carpark during a storm – the walk-in electrical control panel for the whole complex was open, door askew, and water was pouring into and over the electronics, the puddle extending past multiple parking spaces. I rushed into the closest store to warn an employee and he had no idea what I was talking about. He simply stared at me uncomprehendingly. I ran to warn someone else – same response.
I find myself feeling increasingly as if I am surrounded by non-humans. That probably seems like a very strange statement, but being personally brutalised by the state and even my neighbours has hardened me to where I am at once in a collapse mindset but also deeply suffering PTSD. It is now just something I have to live with and the symptoms come and go. I am trying not to be a monster but it is not easy. Mostly, I let myself down.”
(Wow. I feel like I wrote that last paragraph.)
https://vicparkpetition.substack.com/p/the-centre-cannot-hold
“Those who canceled me ruled out the possibility that I might present some unknown facts or previously unconsidered ideas that might have shown that the Corona response was a massive overreaction. In life, multiple people have told me that I think outside the box. Perhaps some who canceled me thought that I might create some cognitive dissonance.
But most who aggressively dismissed what I had to say told me I wasn’t an “expert.” They embraced the hysteria, ignored what they saw in daily life, suspended common sense and either didn’t know, or forgot, basic Biology. They also ignored all of the damage that the lockdowns, closures, masks, shots, and spending were causing. They trusted their TVs more than they trusted reason.
Instead of talking about the Covid response as they had spoken with me about the broad range of topics that friends and family members normally discuss, e.g.: personal problems, philosophical issues, or whether or not they liked a given celebrity, vacation spot or cuisine, friends and family avoided dialogue of any depth about the biggest, bizarrest disruption of lives that any of us had ever seen. While the Covid elephant loomed in the room, I lost interest in small talk. “
(I could have written this too.)
https://brownstone.org/articles/on-broken-friendships/
Total Slide. Read past if you don’t want to go totally off topic.
I am planning an estate sale to get rid of lots of my parents’ stuff— plates and other collectibles that are not of much interest to people these days, decent and not so decent knick knacks, some furniture, etc. I’d like to get a fair amount of people come by and by this stuff because they want to try to upsell it on Ebay. I don’t have the patience to do that myself. I want it gone. Too many weird things going on in the world to try to sell this stuff for decent coin by put a dozen items up for a sale a month. It would take years. I’m holding what I think are the best 50 items back to see what market there might be in the future, leaving hundreds to get rid of.
I’m interested in what you guys can tell me regarding your experiences in this milieu.
Thanks in advance.
Re: Australia
Those are interesting comments by the Australian PlanDemic survivor. I watched the Australian tyranny and was horrified. I saw shades of nazi-like tendancies where I worked, and understood completely how nazi Germany worked. I quit my job over this stuff. I seemed to be the only one at work who knew how wrong everything was about the PlanDemic. People are sheep, mind-numbed idiots.