Have you seen this 'viral' video going around of a pregnant mother of a young child being arrested in her home for insighting a peaceful protest on her social media page?
Click on one of the links below to check it out:
'It's fear-mongering': Pregnant woman arrested over anti-lockdown FB post speaks out | Sky News Australia
Sky News report
If you haven't seen it yet, no doubt you will because it has absolutely exploded. I first saw it shared to me via messenger from one of my 'awake' friends. At first I was very interested - surely this could not be happening. We need to spread the word, people need to know about this I thought. And then, in the blink of an eye the entire country is all over this and I started to see that maybe that was the plan. Every news channel, every you tuber, every social influencer is sharing this story and it stinks of a set up to me. Maybe the story is real, but it has been dispensed with such fury that there must be an agenda behind this. After all, censoring is rife - so this story could have easily not made any headlines - many people have been arrested and gone unnoticed. But this story speaks to those who are thinking of attending the freedom day rally. It speaks to the type of person we saw in London and Berlin - normal, family folk who are fed up with being pushed down - normal family folk who have never seen the ugly side of the law. And it is giving them forewarning to reconsider.
Maybe this is another way for the PTB to control the masses. Arrest a woman in front of her child (a pregnant woman in her PJ's at that) and make the video go viral the week before Australia is scheduled to have their freedom protests in every major city. Scare the people into staying home, no need to bring in the forces, the viral video will keep people compliant - after all, Aussies don't like confrontation. We live the good life, we are apathetic to the bone, we are born to turn a blind eye and care more about the football team we have barracked for since childhood than we do about our freedom to roam. We are the lucky country and no-one is going to make us stand up and admit anything less, especially if it looks like this.
No doubt there will still be marches but I dare say many will opt out now that they have witnessed the heavy hand of the police force. This is my observation and I'm happy to sit back and watch the show unfold. What do you think and if you're in Australia, what is the feeling where you are about this weekend?
Click on one of the links below to check it out:
'It's fear-mongering': Pregnant woman arrested over anti-lockdown FB post speaks out | Sky News Australia
Sky News report
If you haven't seen it yet, no doubt you will because it has absolutely exploded. I first saw it shared to me via messenger from one of my 'awake' friends. At first I was very interested - surely this could not be happening. We need to spread the word, people need to know about this I thought. And then, in the blink of an eye the entire country is all over this and I started to see that maybe that was the plan. Every news channel, every you tuber, every social influencer is sharing this story and it stinks of a set up to me. Maybe the story is real, but it has been dispensed with such fury that there must be an agenda behind this. After all, censoring is rife - so this story could have easily not made any headlines - many people have been arrested and gone unnoticed. But this story speaks to those who are thinking of attending the freedom day rally. It speaks to the type of person we saw in London and Berlin - normal, family folk who are fed up with being pushed down - normal family folk who have never seen the ugly side of the law. And it is giving them forewarning to reconsider.
Maybe this is another way for the PTB to control the masses. Arrest a woman in front of her child (a pregnant woman in her PJ's at that) and make the video go viral the week before Australia is scheduled to have their freedom protests in every major city. Scare the people into staying home, no need to bring in the forces, the viral video will keep people compliant - after all, Aussies don't like confrontation. We live the good life, we are apathetic to the bone, we are born to turn a blind eye and care more about the football team we have barracked for since childhood than we do about our freedom to roam. We are the lucky country and no-one is going to make us stand up and admit anything less, especially if it looks like this.
No doubt there will still be marches but I dare say many will opt out now that they have witnessed the heavy hand of the police force. This is my observation and I'm happy to sit back and watch the show unfold. What do you think and if you're in Australia, what is the feeling where you are about this weekend?
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