A historical day: Canberra 12th February 2022
Some thoughts on painted windows.
I didn’t go to Canberra yesterday and my penance was to catch up on my writing. I am way behind.
My readers sit at opposite ends of the spectrum. Those that know very little about what’s happening in the world to those that know as much as can be known and everything in between.
Most of you obviously know what’s been happening in Canada. On the off chance you don’t here is a glimpse from 7th Feb.
This hashtag can bring you up to date.
#TruckersForFreedom2022 - Twitter Search / Twitter
You are unlikely to hear much if anything about this in the Australian MSM. Which in and of itself should make people curious about why…but maybe there’s something in the jabs that kills the curiosity part of the brain…who knows.
I want to do an article about Canberra yesterday. Pretty sure it was the largest political protest in Australia’s history with possibly 300,000 people. I would like to look back at this post in 10 years (assuming Substack hasn’t sold out to Google) and remember the difference between the reality on the street versus the painted “reality”, more on that later.
First, I want to start with this short clip I found of Raelene talking about her daughter Caitlyn. I mentioned that story yesterday.
Here is Raelene, telling their story from stage in Canberra yesterday.
Here are some hashtags if you ant to stay up to date with what’s happening in Canberra.
Let’s start with this wonderful aerial footage.
Another great photo.
Here is a great clip put together by one of the only real journalists in Australia, Real Rukshan.
More.
In an amongst all the wonderful images and videos coming out of Canberra, this one has been doing the rounds. The psychosis is wide and deep in Australia and this woman is not wrong when she says “the media doesn’t care about you”, that is an accurate statement. But her train of thought that somehow that will protect her and her group from consequence will prove to be incorrect.
Now, let’s look at the home page of the Sydney Morning Herald today.
Nothing. Crickets.
It’s important to capture this for the history books. The institution called “Media” has been wholly corrupted and captured. The hand within the sock puppet isn’t that invisible anymore. Notice the tag line “Independent. Always.”, I guess Orwell taught us that whatever the Ministry was called, it meant and did the exact opposite.
It’s also worth mentioning what you see if you scroll done just a bit.
The story of someone that was brainwashed “falling into the freedom movement” and our Prime Minister playing a ukelele. It’s quite an incredible mix of gaslighting and dissociation.
Before I move on, it’s worth capturing the home page of our only national newspaper The Australian (Murdoch owned).
Nothing again.
Even the local Canberra Times could only muster one negative story about one protestor, and a live update on “anti-vax” campers leaving.
Total silence. It’s a coordinated blackout.
Painted windows
Imagine that all the windows in your home were painted to block the view.
What you saw from the inside is the painter’s painting. It might be a beautiful landscape of a sunny day in rural Southern England. The reality outside is obviously different, it might be dark and raining. If you had grown up in that house and it was all you knew, you wouldn’t even know about the existence of a “painter”, but if one day he missed a small section of the glass and you were able to peek through to the outside and see reality for yourself, you would realise there is a painter (even though you might not meet him directly) and you would be very angry that he was not only “distorting your reality” but outright lying to you about reality.
This is what’s going on, they are painting the windows to prevent you from looking outside at reality, at what’s really going in. These homes pages of our main newspapers are the most perfect example of window paintings the day after the largest and most significant political protest in Australia’s history.
Hollow Man
Here is our hollow empty excuse for a leader saying: “it wasn’t me, it’s them”, he is trying to blame the a States.
What he is trying to do is very cute, when he says the Commonwealth government “cannot impose mandates” because what he is not telling you is that he has the power to prevent the States from imposing them. It’s a switcheroo.
This clip is a great reminder of this evil man’s legacy.
Anyway, fuck him…let’s end with this wonderful clip.
Fuck him indeed! I can't believe I voted for the POS so he could sell us out to his pharma buddies. Joke's on me, I guess. Oh well, honk honk!
Inspirational collection of videos, and, yes, the 'trusted news networks' coverage has been pathetic, as has our useless Prime Minister and the even more useless 'Labor' 'Opposition'. 'Albo’
was like an angry parent, telling the protesters to go home because the government was following the ‘best medical advice’. And, he scolded the protesters to ‘show some respect’ for the front-line workers who have slaved themselves to the bone to cope with all the people dying from the virus. Well, Albo, why hasn’t the Labor Party ‘shown some respect’ for all the nurses who have been sacked for declining an experimental, ineffective, dangerous medication because of No-Jab-No-Job mandates imposed by state Labor governments. Good old Labor, still guilt-tripping people as if its forever March 2020 and we are sacrificing everything for ‘our health heroes’ by ‘flattening the curve’ to protect the hospitals.
‘Sack them all’, indeed, as some of the protest placards put. What a gigantic waste of space they all are.