Australian Premier Promises to Keep Unvaccinated People Locked Out of Economy into 2022, And Warns Vaccinated Citizens They Too Will Be Locked Down if They Attempt to Avoid Booster Shots

The Conservative Treehouse ^ | October 18, 2021 | Sundance

[Texas Fossil]

Bought

[Texas Fossil]

Yes it is stupid. And untrue.

But that never bothers POLs.

[Leep]

Amazing to think I considered Oz as one of my potential bug out locals.
If the US goes completely insane.

[cuban leaf]

Yes, but still...

[redguyinabluestate]

In April 2020, 77% approved of Andrews’ handling of the coronavirus pandemic; this was the third highest figure out of all of Australia’s premiers.[49] Andrews’ approval ratings dropped due to the acceleration of Victoria’s second wave of infections and harsh restrictions aimed at suppressing the spread of infections. A September 2020 Roy Morgan Research poll showed that 70% approved of the way Andrews was handling his job as Premier of Victoria,[50] and a September 2020 Newspoll showed that 62% agreed that Andrews handled Victoria’s COVID-19 response well.[51] In November 2020, a Roy Morgan Research showed that Andrews’ approval rating had increased by 12%, with 71% of Victorian electors approving of his handling of his job.[52]

What is wrong with people?!?!

[Texas Fossil]

Sounds like Out West in Australia still is.

I’m quite happy here in Texas.

The call will be made soon, ending the immigration crap. Not yet sure how, but it will come.

[Texas Fossil]

The regretted it immediately after it happened.

[nhbob1]

This D-bag needs to have a Mussolini moment

[Texas Fossil]

The numbers are wrong. It is like our media. ALL LIES.

[Texas Fossil]

Oct 12, 2021?

Pretty recent.

[Texas Fossil]

It needs to stop.

[Deo volente]

Do you remember the classic Twilight Zone episode, "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street", where fearful neighbors go insane and start attacking each other? The whole thing was engineered by aliens overlooking the town. If I were a paranoid man I might be tempted to think that has happened here in Australia. It's really bizarre what has taken place.

[Texas Fossil]

Don’t remember that one.

Yes, it “is really bizarre” now.

[Boogieman]

“Western Australia is doing fine.”

Isn’t Western Australia like 95% uninhabited desert?

Probably the government just doesn’t care enough to bother cracking down there until the rest of the country is compliant.

[Deo volente]

I will not get any ‘boosters’, period. I expect to get resistance from friends and family and possibly be ostracized. So be it. Luckily, I’m semi-retired and self employed so any financial hit will be minimal. If they round me up and send me to a camp I just hope they don’t serve Tuna Casserole. Hate it.

[dfwgator]

Western Australia is doing fine.

They got enough on their hands just worrying about all the animals that are trying to kill them out there.

[cgbg]

The new Czech movie “Voyagers” has similar themes:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9664108/

It is a multi-generational space voyage, and the young people on the first generation crew are secretly given drugs to inhibit their sexual and other aggressive drives to keep long-term harmony in the confines of a space vehicle.

(spoiler alert)

When they discover the drugs and stop taking them, it gets ugly in a hurry!

[TexasKamaAina]

Totally off topic here, but the article refers to a hypothetical scenario where someone “forgot to change the oil on their leased electric vehicle.” Do electric vehicles require oil changes?

[kagnew]

“Next, Nazistralia will be sending the unvaxxed to concentration camp cremetoriums.”

At the rate they are going, it won’t be long.

[cuban leaf]

Kinda like Arizona.

There’s Perth, Mandurah and a lot of smaller towns. It’s definitely not as populace as New South Wales, but then, South Dakota is not as populated as California. But still...