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Posted on 11/22/2021 1:39:29 PM PST by ransomnote
It wouldn’t surprise me.
Yep. Another ZeroHedge. Some people get a kick out of spreading lies and panic.
THANK GOD FOR GUN CONTROL
oh, never mind
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If ever one needed an understanding of why the 2ND Amendment is designed to protect us from Satanic government agents, Australia is providing it today.
They’re gonna regret having given up their guns.
I don’t know any ‘fear bros’.
I know sane people who have taken reasonable precautions over the last couple of years in the face of something new about which they only had confusing information.
Fear-mongering over the vaccines is just as bad as doing so over the disease itself.
That’s a funny kind of quarantine camp with no fences or barbed wire circling it. And trees between the buildings. And only a parking lot with some civilian cars in it.
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Creepy how far you’ll go to support putting citizens in camps.
First of all, the term ‘dragged’ is making some rather odd assumptions. There’s no reason to think any sort of force is being used.
Secondly, yes, I think it does make sense to treat those who are unvaccinated differently from those who are, given what Australian data tells us about the COVID outbreak here. I make no comment on what is happening in America or the data there. This is especially true when you are dealing with a medically vulnerable population - which indigenous Australians are, particularly those in certain regions including the one in question.
Thirdly, I think you need to understand the nature of these specific communities. They are tiny - I’ve visited Binjari, about ten years ago. It has about 200 people. Rockhole is even smaller. I doubt Rockhole even has a single shop - if Binjari does, it’ll basically be one shop, probably government subsidised. People don’t generally get much from those places - the people in these communities are used to food being brought in from Katherine. That’s how they live at the best of times. These communities only exist because some Aboriginal people refuse to leave their ancestral lands (and I think that’s their right) and so in some places are choosing to live in very, very marginal communities that only survive on government handouts.
There’s basically no infrastructure. It’s the norm, if a person needs any sort of significant medical intervention to move them somewhere else.
As for ADF involvement - the ADF get used in Australia in a similar way to the way the US uses the National Guard to deal with natural disasters and similar. It’s not sinister or unusual. It can happen anywhere in Australia, but considering there’s a decent sized RAAF base only a few kilometres away, of course, they are being used for relief purposes. People want to read all sorts of things into that that don’t apply.
Look up ‘Young Global Leaders’ a school set up by the notorious Klaus Schwab. This is where a lot of their guidance is coming from.
Watching it muted is best. You’re able to concentrate on the face and body movements.
“Xi runs Oz now.”
I don’t think so. This thinking is coming from Europe. From the same old people. WEF.
What say you guys as to the veracity of this report?
| AmericanInTokyo wrote: |
| (Snip): ...”Unusually for a conspiracy site, The Daily Expose produces original content several times per day, rather than resharing memes or articles from elsewhere. On its “about” page, it claims to use only official documents from government or scientific sources to write its stories. The writers often distort or misinterpret the information within the snapshots of the documents they use to push a number of conspiratorial narratives. For instance, The Daily Expose has claimed that vaccines were approved without any sort of safety checks and that vaccines are causing mass death. The writers and contributors don’t request interviews with scientists, government officials, or other qualified experts to make sure they’re interpreting these documents correctly. Nor do they give the right of reply to any of the institutions or figures they are reporting on, which is an expected journalistic practice. The Daily Expose has fielded interviews with fringe figures, for instance, Mike Yeadon, but the interviews take the form of a transcript of their opinions, which are neither questioned nor fact checked. Because the writer or writers have been anonymous to this point, they have not been able to be held accountable for their content, nor do they have wider connections to any journalists who can vouch for their work. All of these factors make the website an extremely dangerous platform for misinformation, as it carries the weight of official documents without the transparency or accountability of reputable science or journalism”. |
When you didn't respond to my request to know which MSM/Biden Regime censor you were quoting, I went and found it myself. The anti-freedom of speech FaceBook censor you quoted is Logically.
So you're here to bring MSM/Big Tech censorship to Free Republic, eh?
Already done that.....
Trust Trump's Plan ~ 11/11/21 Vol.380, Q Day 1476 11/13/2021 12:32:51 PM PST · 877 of 2,311 spokeshave to xone
Why such high fences? DOUBLE fenced. Because that is how POW and concentration camps are built.
Look at the corner post...is that a line on insulators so the outer fence is electrified.
Lol. Because I’m suspicious about a website that has posted absolute garbage I therefor support concentration camps? That’s the exact sort of “logic” I would expect from you.
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