Australian Political Prisoners, Global Resistance to the Great Reset
Political tensions in Australia escalate as citizens face incitement charges and social media censorship. Prime Minister Scott Morrison is criticized for supporting freedom in Afghanistan while allegedly overseeing domestic tyranny in Sydney and Melbourne. Protesters describe a psychological battle against government mandates designed to break individual will, calling for international democratic pressure from the United States and the United Nations.
australia· craig kelly· scott morrison· great reset· political prisoners· sydney· melbourne
00:00 This is only the beginning. They've been putting people on incitement charges for a year. So this has been their tactic to actually silence people who have a platform. So you would have heard of Craig Kelly as well. He's a political member of parliament. He was taken off Facebook. He gets slammed in the media all the time. So this is just the beginning. They're trying to obviously stop people from speaking out of fear that they will get treated really badly from the media and so forth. And then, of course, with the protests as the days went on, the police got more and more brutal, seemingly to try and scare people. So this is just the beginning. And tyrants don't negotiate. They just get harder. So it is going to get harder. This is not the end at all. So anything America can do would be absolutely fantastic because
00:45 I don't know, maybe some people are going to have to die for this. It's getting really serious here. The protesting is very violent and it's not coming from the people, it's coming from the police. But the people have to defend themselves as well. So it's a very difficult situation here and I would love to be able to stop that from happening, escalating into actual death and things like that. It's heading that way, unfortunately, but I don't want it to. So if America can do something to help us, that would be fantastic because we're... Now our Prime Minister, the Honourable Scott Morrison. says that freedom is worth fighting for. But he was talking about freedom in Afghanistan. He wasn't talking about freedom in Australia. Scott Morrison thinks it's okay to fight for freedom overseas, but he doesn't see that the people in Sydney, the people in Melbourne, they need protection from the tyranny, from the police. It's completely out of control what's happening here. And I can't repeat myself enough
01:43 We need support. We need an SOS. Now, we're not asking for America to send troops or invade us or other countries to invade us. Let's try a political method. Let's try to put pressure. I really like the idea, Alex, it was your idea, it wasn't my idea. Let's get that on the record, just in case. I love your idea and if that happens, if you're going to go to the embassy and there's going to be other Americans that are able to apply democratic pressure or political pressure or in the UN and so forth, it's about time Australia gets criticized. Australia was always the first to point the finger at Syria or Libya or China or Russia. They were always the first to point the finger at Vladimir Putin and say, oh look what he's doing over there.
02:26 Unfortunately, Australia has now forever lost the moral high ground. what they really want to do is break our soul and break our minds, break our will, because then we're very easy to control. You know, it's like with the vaccine, if you don't want to take it, but you take it to go to cafes or to appease your government or to keep your job, you lose a little bit of your soul every single time you do something that you know is against your conviction, basically. So every single method, every single thing that these premiers are doing are really designed to break our soul, just like an animal or a dog or like how they train elephants in those tourist countries. It's all just psychological. So for me and what I realised in prison and what I did with utilising my courage of conviction is it actually beat them in that moment. They tried to silence me and instead of silencing me, they actually made my voice international and bigger. So it actually did the exact opposite. So what I realised in prison, Alex, one of the biggest thing I realised is that courage
03:28 collective courage of conviction is going to be the only way that the world is going to beat the agenda. Now, obviously you've said the agenda is in full swing, it has been for decades and we are definitely behind the eight ball because we were all enjoying our lives and families and communities. and not thinking that this would happen in our lifetime and maybe a next generation would have to deal with it. But here it is. It's not our fault that it's here, but it is our fault to do something about it. And the only way that we can is to have our own individual courage of conviction in our own states in life, in our own lifestyles, with our own abilities. Everyone can do more. It's Saturday, September 25th, 2021. We're about to interview political prisoners live from Australia.
