57:30 people on the social media sphere are talking about Nuremberg 2.0 trials in Australia. As we know, Nuremberg was in 1946 where people who committed war crimes against the civilian populations were brought to trial. Now, we in Australia, the civilians, the free civilians, collating information, collecting information, recording these events, filming these events and we will not forget you know at the going down of the sun who will remember them. The government can pretend to give us a freedom day today and it's all only temporary in my opinion and it's not really a freedom day it's more like a day of medical discrimination and the day of division where some people are allowed to you know go to the pub and have a beer and other people are you know it's
58:17 They're not allowed, it's illegal. They've mandated these health passports now and they'll be checking those. So there's nothing to celebrate in Australia at the moment. The only thing we can look forward to is knowing that one day hopefully the people, the politicians that created these tyrannical laws, the politicians that ruined this great country, this lucky country of Australia, which was the best country in the world. They'll be brought before the courts. We've had mass resignations. The Premier of New South Wales, Gladys Berejiklian, resigned last week. in a very scandalous manner being investigated for corruption by the Independent Commission Against Corruption. Her deputy then resigned a few days later. We got to take a break. We got to take a break here. The Aussie Cossack is with us. He's being politically persecuted right now. We're back here with Simon Boykov, the Aussie Cossack as he's known, politically being persecuted
59:29 for his free speech, arrested for his free speech. And this is just what you can expect when you want to stand up against tyranny on the planet if we don't have victory now. Because there's still room for victory now if we continue to resist. And you know, I'm wondering what the dynamic is like over there as we're seeing all kinds of flights canceled here because of people not wanting to take the forced injection. So there's no airline crews. So the flights are getting canceled by the thousands. Or is it more of a, where would you say the balance is at as far as Australian citizens are concerned?
1:00:08 Is it the vaccinated pressuring the unvaccinated saying, hey, just take your vaccine so we can get back to normal. Just take your vaccine so you can come to the pub with me. Come on, just submit, just submit to the new world order and everything will be fine. Or do they stand with you in saying, hey, you have a choice to decide what medicine you take. And we support you in that choice. We don't believe that you should be discriminated from society. Because if you're unvaccinated in Australia, as you were explaining, you're basically a prisoner in your own country. And you have no rights anymore, even though they declare it Freedom Day. Yeah, absolutely, mate. The vast majority of Australians who are vaccinated, they stand by the unvaccinated in supporting their freedom to choice, which is really great to see. A lot of people that have taken the vaccine haven't taken it because they wanted it. They've taken it because they were forced to, because they had no choice, because it was a matter of basically life or death. They were forced by the government. Basically, they couldn't put food on the table. They would be stood down from work, sacked,
1:01:08 and food outlets, not allowing people in unless they can prove that they've been vaxxed. And there is a small minority of people who are vaccinated who actually have this militant hate towards those who are unvaccinated. And it's very hard to explain. And it's those people who have exemptions from masks. sometimes are on the receiving end of this hate from people who are obsessed with that. It's almost like a cult, the vaccine cult. Now they get their first jab, their second jab, now they're going to get their third jab, they're going to get booster shots for the rest of their lives. And they have this anger to those people who haven't submitted to this program. And there's this hate. But generally speaking,
1:02:04 In general terms, I think there's a lot of Australians who've taken their first shot and they've taken it with great regret and they've got guilt about it. They feel really uneasy, uncomfortable. They understand that they were forced. And there are situations where the breadwinner of the family, for example, the father or the mother has taken the shot but she's protected her children and not given it to them. So it's really a concerning situation. And of course, now that we have a situation where society is openly divided, where people are not allowed to visit restaurants, cafes, supermarkets without showing proof of the vaccine, we can only expect that things will get worse. And this is not Freedom Day. This is the beginning of a
1:02:46 a very, very dark and scary time in Australia's history. Now, of course, as we open up society, we all know that COVID will spread. We all know that the vaccine doesn't prevent the spread of COVID, doesn't make people immune, right? So COVID will spread and as COVID spreads, as the numbers skyrocket in Australia, in New South Wales, in Queensland, in New South Wales and Victoria and the States of Australia, I predict that the vaccinated and the mainstream media will be fueling this fire will turn against those 20% or so the minority who have refused the vaccination and they will be blamed, they'll be victimized, vindicated and possibly even rounded up forcefully inoculated and put into camps. We know that there are big camps being built outside the major cities to house officially who knows who they're going to house but we can suspect that they will be housing political dissidents or those people who disagree with government health
1:03:41 orders. So the situation in Australia is very worrying and why Americans should be concerned and the rest of the world is because this is an experiment. They're seeing how much can they get away with. Australian people are very laid back. They've got this she'll be right attitude and Aussies, you know, are not people that want to start a fight or pick a fight or generally protest. That's why they've chosen Australia as a place to push the button, to push how far can they get away with it before they start using this experiment on other countries such as the United States. So definitely, United States, don't give up your guns, don't give up your rights, fight for your freedom. And can I say thank you to all of the people from the United States who are protesting in support of Aussies, in support of Australians. And we can see that from here, we can see the United States and the New York outside the Australian consulate.
1:04:27 There are freedom protests, peaceful protests in support of the Australian population, likewise in London, in Poland. And in fact, while I was arrested last week, while I was in the cell, the police station was actually overwhelmed and flooded by phone calls from the United States, from Canada, from Texas, from Poland, from United Kingdom. demanding the release of the Aussie Cossack as a political prisoner. So can I just say a huge thank you to all of those people out there that are protesting peacefully and applying very good, strategic and peaceful political pressure on the dictatorship which is unfolding in Australia, which is taking hold. Without your help, we're pretty much by ourselves here.