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Yarning with Olivene Yasso · The Slippery Slope

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I'm Jeff Allen and thank you for listening to the slippery slope
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and today my guest is Olivine. Yes.
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Oh and thank you all again for joining me.
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Hi, don't me introduce myself. Yeah, that'd be great.
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Just so everyone knows we've had a lot of difficulties trying to
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get together and do some stuff. And finally, it looks like it
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might actually work out today. Yeah, just go through your thing
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so I would be there. So My background is of worked in
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every control, stop Torres. Strait Islander servicing for
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many years and most of my life and government and government,
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health, research employment. And yeah, that's me in a
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nutshell. Interesting.
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Hey, listen to a couple of dealers are several different
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reasons that I want to have you on the program.
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And talk about things, one main one was, obviously your the work
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that you've done. previously, with government and also, what
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you've seen with working with especially with our people
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indigenous people in Australia and any things that you've seen
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regarding the covid-19 vaccine and and how you think that's
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been rolled out, how do you think it's affected any effects
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that you've seen throughout different communities and
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different people, anything that you can tell us and also want to
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discuss, obviously we've just had Add the election and the
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Labour government has anyway year they've taken off as so
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thoughts on that too. So but yeah.
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Have you found what have you found talking to other people?
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Especially within the community with regarding covid-19?
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How has it been accepted with the vaccine?
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And have you seen anything with adverse?
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It affects? Yes.
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First, a lot of our mob, got it under duress, we got to pay
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bills and and whatnot. One of the things that sort of I
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think I've spoke before about is just the fact that what they
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are, how they rolled it out is very similar to the original
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protection act, the emergency Powers they used up in Mt.
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So a lot of our mob Actually could see the similar the
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similarities you can you just explain that a little, a little
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more. Yeah.
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So basically they use under the guise of protection to isolate
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us like an hour, our families and in our communities, missions
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or reserves and then what they all say, they cry at work and
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less you get the dog to owls. Sorry.
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Was called a dog tag, but it was a certificate to say that you
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wouldn't, you know, practice your culture, talk your language
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or associate with your family, so you could leave the
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community. But also all of our wages were
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taken what we ate and it was given and as rations.
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So they controlled every aspect of our life.
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Yeah. And then with the ante emergency
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power Hours. They used emergency Powers
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basically for a land, grab. So if you look at the document
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that Howard put forward, they said it was about saving the
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children, but there's like a paragraph of measures to save
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the children. The rest was about leases and
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and, you know, from traditional owners, and that sort of stuff.
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So, get getting the land back. And as you can see, since that
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happened, The down become like a frontier.
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It's very different. Most of them T is very different
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to what when I grew up there. So, but it was just another, it
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was another example of how they use a lot of that stuff.
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And and also the basic cards is another example, they rolled
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that out on us first. So like, if you look at the
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digital ID that will be similar, so they'll control what you
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spend. and and do you have to do all this jump through all these
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hoops to be able to get To get money.
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Basically. Yeah.
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So just just to clarify. Just got a few people from
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America that listens to the basic card if you can just
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unravel that a little bit because the basic card my
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understanding of it was that it was government funded.
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So government-owned and especially Australian indigenous
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in the Northern Territory. Correct me if I'm wrong, they
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had to complete the had to use this basic card called the basic
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art. And the Were they had to get
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monitored what they were? What they were buying.
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Yeah, Spencer, yeah. And so, like, for instance, just
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to even where they spent their money.
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So they the money that the allowable stores were you big,
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right Coles and Woolworths? We're like they in Catherine.
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For instance, they have smaller stores where a lot of mob used
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to go and they also they used to book up so they had a really
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good relationship with them with the owners.
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So you know they could sort of but you couldn't do that.
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So it not only impacted everyone trusts on the people in them
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communities but also people that businesses that had done a lot
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of business with every place on the people.
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You know, there's all it's all wrong with a lot of different
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issues but it just showed that impact across.
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Yeah, and it's just another word for me with Whole what happened
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up there? I remember back then, like, you
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know, trying to get people to understand, hey, you know, if
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they do this to us, they're going to do it to you.
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Now, we're in that situation, those, those issues came up.
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How many years ago was that did basic that was.
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So that could have rolled out on Dat, leaving some Lincoln 2011.
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So, the intervention was already in and they were talking about
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the basic card. So it was around that At late
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2010, the 2000. They started to until the late
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2008 2010 2011, but don't quote me on that.
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I thought I wouldn't I don't know why it's when you are
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working at since a link. So so and this was the issue
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that I always thought and I don't think people really
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recognized it for what it was. The basic card was used to
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monitor, what Australian indigenous people in those areas
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were, how they were buying, what they were blind, where they were
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spending their money, and it really told them what they could
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buy in real reality. That was always my thoughts on
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it and and then but no one could see the problem because it was
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just being used on that group of people.
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Okay? And then fast forward now
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covid-19 and Again that and we see more of these problems in
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the Northern Territory. And now we see these things
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rolled out, I believe, in my opinion, across all of Australia
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where again, monitoring monitoring people and
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monitoring, how we're going and putting these mandates part of
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putting these Mendes with the covid-19 vaccine at the mandates
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for. Hey, if you don't get this done,
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you cannot work. And it says that what is it was
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that your perception of it as well?
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That, you know, this talk Was that you that was kind of a
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trial with the basic card and how they could have, they could
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control a smaller group of people and Snell we brought it
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in. Yeah.
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Yeah. The practice run.
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Where the guinea pigs and they roll it out.
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You know you look at for even back in the original protection
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acts, you know that they'll very much like apart I but we know
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one again because it's not Affecting the whole of
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community. No one sort of really stood up.
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Yeah, we had to get up and stand up but the other thing with I
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was going to say with the vax as well.
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A lot of our mob didn't get it. So there was a lot of and if you
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look at what they also did, but they closed down communities.
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Yeah. Locked him in saying that it was
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true self determination. So, they're saying that the
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council's, made the decision which I think is fast because
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They were going to get the told what the government wanted them
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to hear. Yeah.
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Mike. That's so they.
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Of course, you're going to make a decision if you took to teach
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if you're telling them fear and not giving him the whole facts.
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Yeah. And then when they locked it
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down, a lot of our mob, couldn't go to get likes a dialysis like
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Health. They have their health issues
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address because if they leave their Community because most of
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the you know, the specialist health services are in Regional
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cities. Yep.
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So if they went there, they they wanted to return.
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They would have to go into quarantine for the 7 or 14 days.
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Yeah. But health professionals that
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were coming in and out of and government agencies.
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And that coming in and out of the communities could come in
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and out and not have The quarantine.
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So there was they started to see this standard really but it also
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impacted the health of a lot of the community.
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They say that they couldn't go and get the Medical Treatments
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support them. So yeah.
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It's It hasn't been good. And the other thing is they're
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not talking about it. There's a lot of people that are
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supposed to be our our representatives, and they've
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just sold out basically. Yeah, tell me why do with what
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we're talking about it? What about individuals are you
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hearing in the grass, roots? In communities of people who are
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having adverse, Effects from vaccinations are there and are
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they talking about it? Is there or is there a sense
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that you can't a bit of Shame? You can't really talk too much
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about it. Yeah, it's been a bit more on
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the quiet because I think is a mixture of stuff.
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There's anger because I didn't want to get it.
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They got it and now they're not. Well yeah, there's a bit of, you
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know, that guilt of I wish they hadn't got it, you know?
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Yeah. And then also the unknown
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because you're getting bombed but you look you know they
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bombarded you with all this fear tactics for covid.
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Then then we had this war you know all the beer stuff around
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the war. Now monkeypox, you know and it's
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like people are just that they can only be just this fall while
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their people can only take so much.
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Yeah, but I've had people say to me, they'll Watch a lot of this
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stuff that I share or read a lot of stuff, but they don't need up
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to a certain time then then they'd switch off because it's
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just too much. Yep.
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Are you trying to tell me that the government is using fear to
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control the people? Well, that should have done it.
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I mean, most of my role was because Emma didn't trust.
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So, you know, they needed someone like myself working in a
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government Department to be to explain things and also to
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advocate. So, when we think things were
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wrong, we were always stood up. You can ask any of the ones who
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worked in settling. At that time when I was working,
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we always stood up and spoke against the spoke against that
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intervention got in trouble for that, you know, if and you can't
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say that, I said I find when I'm at Work.
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Got the government hat on. I won't say anything, but when I
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walk out the door and I'm Olivine.
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Yes. Oh, not the government worker,
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I'll say, whatever else. Whatever.
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I want. Yeah, yep.
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So it's, I just don't know where that healthy.
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Smith comes but mind you a lot of us a lot
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of our mob of put their trust in our Medical Services.
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We have really good medical set wall.
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You know, that they are. Good.
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But where were they? You look at that.
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Dr. Up and down. And he's like, celebrated
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well-known stood up spoke against it, you know, and no one
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listened to her is like, any other time prior to covid.
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If she spoke about, you know, Aboriginal and Torres Strait
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Islander Health people, listen to her.
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Yeah. But I just but yeah, people have
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been brainwashed. You can see that and I suppose
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there's over the last couple of weeks, so there's been a shift,
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so because I shared all the way through.
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It will not all the way through. I had my little moment where I
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just went quiet, but then I sort of amped it up again.
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And the last year I was in the last just all started this year
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to sharing the information that was not, you know, wasn't being
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told and And, and I'm noticing, I'm hearing a lot more.
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People are saying to me, we're not getting the third shot.
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Yeah, I've heard a lot of people and it's amazed me how much, how
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many people have said. No.
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They they didn't like the reaction that they had from the
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two shots and they made them sick or whatever.
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And they've said, no, I'm just not getting it and this probably
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brings me to the next thing I wanted.
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Chat with you a bit and see what what you'd seen in the around
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the community. But I've noticed and it's been
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on the news a lot, talk about the great resignation, but also
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talked about how our Industries are not able to find enough
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workers. And I've found here, the town
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that I'm living in. Now, people are quitting or all
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telling the industries year. Well, they're willing to quit
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because they don't want their third shot.
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And I think the government's in a bit of denial that what is
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actually happening? Oh, that you can see.
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I'll go back one step. I'm so glad that people are
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saying, no, because this is what we needed from the start.
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Yeah, people just say no, I'd like to think about it.
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Just imagine, you know, you think of me think of Gandhi, you
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know that quiet resistance that passive resistance just by
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saying no taking a seat and saying no and see what happens,
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you know. So I think that's starting to
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happen now because People are getting sick.
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I mean it just there was a part where I had to stop watching
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stuff because I would just get so upset and angry because of
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how bad this biochemical weapon, that is called a jab, how it's
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affecting that affect people, you know?
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And so I just said, good, I don't.
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I'm so glad people are starting to wake up and and fight back.
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I forget the second part of your question.
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I just talked about the lack of workers now and I've obviously,
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I think it's okay. And you look at that pacific
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agreement, actually, we're not going to we're going to talk
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about that as we were going for that, but I'll just mention it
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because I didn't really when I looked at what labor.
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So labor just came out after the election or we're going to do
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this, have a toast on The Voice soar.
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Yeah. Their consultation on The
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pre-agreement you look at the Pacific agreement it's about
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employment. It's another it's better for
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those who don't know. Both Jason and I come from also
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an Australian South Sea Islander Heritage which was black
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breading. You look at the conditions of
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these mob, when they come over and the restrictions, they have
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to come and work here and they come and they just like, it's
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another slave trade. Yeah, it's grandstanding and say
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oh yes, we're going to get the average motorist or owned a
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voice and you know have this it's just like you just stupid.
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But anyway that that clinks with the worker stuff.
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I think they honestly I know when they opened the borders.
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I heard workplace is say oh great, they can't wait to see
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what Workforce will come. Yeah with With everyone that
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moved into Queensland. But the thing I do remember
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thinking but a lot of them are moving out because they're not
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going to get the job. Yeah.
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And you want the jab for people to work for you?
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Yeah. I don't think that's not going
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to help you either. So I think I don't think I don't
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think that just there for me. See the politicians especially
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like labor grades Bob that cohort.
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Emily tells their own field. This one, basically, they don't
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really think. Long-term they even though, even
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though Albanese saying we're going to think, for two terms,
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you're right. They don't they don't think
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long-term. It's just what they think will
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win votes that virtue signaling. Yeah, Brian standing.
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And is this funny attitude. Now, I'll just, I know this is
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just anecdotal but I tell you where my wife works.
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Once I wish you works, but she works for a company that has
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businesses all over Australia. Now, they are industry.
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They've got the covid vaccine mandated, however, it's not
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mandated to have the booster but regardless of that, her industry
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has still mandated the booster. Now just where my wife works,
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they have several of their workers have said they're not
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getting the Booster because they had adverse effects from the
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first two shots and they are just flat out refusing now,
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because of the industry, she works in, if they have the
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amount of people who are saying that they are going to refuse.
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If they refuse that, they hold their whole business.
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Here will have to close down and yet and yet the head office
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doesn't seem to care and their it in my I was doing some got
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rough calculations. I thought It's only going to
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take about another two months and you're not going to have
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enough staff and they going to shut down your business.
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And they don't seem to care. And this seems to be an
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attitude, not just with this industry but across the board in
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Australia, are you seeing any of that as well?
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I haven't, but I wouldn't doubt it.
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I know, like with my industry, I can't work because I have to
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have a vaccination to work with everything.
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Aboriginal Torres home. On the people so because when
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we're vulnerable, you know, and it's so funny because we were
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talking for so long. You know, that strength-based
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can't think see us because they always see us in as a deficit.
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Yeah. And we'd just be chucked back in
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under the guise of protecting them.
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Yeah. Yep, you know, so it's blanket
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doesn't matter. Most of us the healthy didn't
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get the job and and Up more healthier than the ones.
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They did a little black fellow. He's got to get the job.
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Yeah. And you can't work with them.
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Yeah. You're in my because they're
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vulnerable. Yeah.
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So it's I don't know. I'm sort of hoping that it's all
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this falls on its face and then they go okay, scrap it and then
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we can come back. But at the same time, I don't
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really want to work for an organization or entity that has
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mandated that It especially where they work with vulnerable
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people. Not just our mob, but kids and
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the Aged film people able. Yeah.
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And thicken. And the disabled.
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Yeah. That I, they're supposed to be
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Advocates. Yep.
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Yeah I there's supposed to that like no one, no one in the
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health Industries you know, all social As did their research,
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they just grandstand it again that moral High Ground.
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I'm going to take a backseat to save you all.
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Yes. Like well you know, whatever
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happens to you, good luck but most of us had that bit of.
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Okay, hold on. I'll just my first reaction was,
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I wasn't didn't want to get it, but I was like, I hate it.
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I actually booked in to get in a couple of times.
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But prior to booking in, I was Like I just want to see what
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happens. Yeah.
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You know, I didn't do a lot of research and I just thought it's
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too rushed. I'll just wait.
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Yeah, and thank God I did you know?
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And then when I did book it into go, I had panic attacks.
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Yeah, I couldn't leave the car, I was so awful and then I, you
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know, I remember waking up one the next more, the morning
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before one shot and I was I thought that I'll do the other
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third I booked in first And I woke up like 2:00 in the
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morning, couldn't sleep. I'm not don't even research.
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So I started researching and that's where I've come to this.
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Where I am now today, just sharing as much information as I
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can because many people. But I try to share both sides,
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like the effects. It's going to have on your body,
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how bad it is. It's dangerous.
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It's going to kill your basically to also there's some
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great. There's the science says, you
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know some It's so funny that the lead scientist prior to covid,
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were the ones who were silenced, who spoke out against them and
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were discredited and people believed it.
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I can't get that. Yeah, you know, I got like a
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Doctor, Peter MacKay cool off and, you know, there's so many
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are he's the main one. Always think about like he was
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leading cardiologist, it was another guy I can never say his
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name like world-renowned and I I just don't get how people could
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then, just believe the narrative that they're no longer credible.
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Yeah, yep. Yeah, yeah.
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You've got a lot of them people that are looking at all of the
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worked out what's happening. They're working out how to
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combat it. So I try to share both that
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balanced because I believe there's some smart people,
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trying the other thing. A lot of them talk about is the
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god, god, just the way God made us, our body is able to heal
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itself. So there's things our bodies
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bodies already automatically made to do to heal ourselves.
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We just need to give it back the the extra nutrients and, and
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vitamins and minerals and reduce or the other, you know, the
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stuff that cause sickness such as yo, you know, your sugars and
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all that sort of stuff. Yeah, that's it.
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They're already seeing as well. Thank God.
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Given immunity yeah. My creative within us.
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Yeah, he'll out heal ourselves, but we just need to give our
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body that opportunity to be able to do it.
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Yeah, you know, I never I was I thought the whole I've been
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watching covid-19 when it first came out and I thought it was
25:32
unusual. Some of the things about it.
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I couldn't throw, it's just a very strange when it was all
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just happening in China. I've been watching it from the
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start thinking, this is something weird is going on here
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in the world. And then with their Downs.
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But I still was never really against the vaccine.
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I thought, if it's weird the way they've come up with this
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vaccine and this mRNA kind of thing, but it was only for me.
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It was only when they brought in for my work and the mandates and
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then saying, oh yeah and then you know, where you want to go
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out, you're going to have to show this little tick.
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It showed this app and show that you've been vaccinated.
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Alarm Bells were going off. Then for me, and I'll say, well,
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that's this to Is just this foreshadowing, it's just getting
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everyone prepared for, for what I could see is the Biblical
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times or what described in Revelation as the tribulation
26:26
period. You know, it's just giving
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everyone prepared to have a mark, to show something when
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they want to buy something to when they want to go into a
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shop. And that was easier than I
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thought. No, I'm not doing this.
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I don't want to be a part of that kind of civilization and I
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didn't want to be a part of something where you forced your
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Force to get into it. And you, Or Force.
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You know, you have to choose between your job or possibly
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your health, you know. Especially I'd already been in
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the industry for over a decade and now you're just going to
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decide that you're going to try and force me into into doing
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something. Didn't seem right.
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Well, I, that, I, that was the same.
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I was a principle of the matter and we're healthy mistrust for
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government. Yeah.
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Yeah, healthy. It's just, you know, I it's
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funny. I was thinking earlier on all
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those years that I would have had no problem trusting the
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government when I was younger. And but when you learn about
27:23
history and that me start thinking, wow, I just really
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should not you need that healthy distrust of government.
27:30
Yeah. That's what I don't get cause
27:33
throughout my whole working life especially at Community meetings
27:37
and that sort of stuff, you know.
27:39
And we would do these little passive resistance within the
27:43
government for instance government came to 1 Community
27:46
meeting. And they basically through, they
27:49
said, oh, there's this funding for use, but use work out.
27:53
Work it out and an elder stood up and said just ripped it up on
27:57
said, how dare you come here and throw a throw, you know, like
28:01
liquid, like throw us a bone, like, luckily dogs, and we got a
28:06
fight over act, you know, it's not even, not even a little, you
28:09
know, so they they would, they wouldn't, they always made
28:13
government accountable, They did, you know, and and I just
28:18
don't know where we went, where did we?
28:21
And I like people who original Tasha on the listening to us,
28:24
probably get well with me. But, unfortunately, somewhere
28:27
along the line. We assimilated.
28:29
Yep. Yep.
28:30
Which you might go. Oh, well, that's okay.
28:33
That's okay. But you shouldn't learn, you
28:36
shouldn't forget what happened. I shared a post the other day,
28:39
you know, National reconciliation work.
28:42
So every day on the 26th of May No, this catchphrase has always
28:48
been. Sorry, means not doing it again.
28:51
Yeah. And I'm like, okay well, where
28:55
are you talkin about? What they did that because they
29:00
just did it again? Yeah.
29:02
Yep. What they did to everyone?
29:10
Come on. Yeah.
29:12
What the heck and I noticed that the Northern Territory Northern
29:17
Territory government, they took the hardest line editor, right?
29:22
There was one section there, where one point of time with the
29:25
government said they locked everyone down for three days.
29:29
They said if you're not vaccinated, even if you're
29:33
completely healthy, you cannot even go into your own backyard.
29:37
You cannot leave your house. So, you know, living in a small
29:40
town, smallish town, like where I am.
29:42
And I've got, you know, a really big backyard being non
29:47
unvaccinated, not allowed to leave my home at all for three
29:51
days. And And even if you work, you
29:54
cannot go, you cannot go to work purely because you're not
29:57
vaccinated. And and I always thought well II
30:02
really believe because the Northern Territory government
30:04
are used to taking, what do you call it?
30:09
Like just more stronger action and they've never been pulled
30:12
up, you know, with some of the things that they did to to
30:15
indigenous people up there, then there were never pulled on about
30:19
it. They never have to really answer
30:20
for it and that's what I thought.
30:22
Well this is why the Northern Territory government just so
30:27
that they're so strict confident.
30:29
Yeah, they suck all the time. Yeah.
30:33
Yeah. There was no problem with it.
30:35
You see that there was, there was resistance, a lot of
30:40
resistance up in the Northern Territory in the communities.
30:43
And they saw something, they shut them down and put them in
30:46
the, put them in those camps war and they will.
30:49
There's no there was a lot to that.
30:52
Used alternative media and got their messages out globally.
30:57
So, there was talks of health workers chasing kids to
31:04
vaccinate them and, and, and whatnot.
31:08
It there's a, you know, and I honestly, I don't think Kenny, I
31:11
don't think we're ever going to get to the point where there is
31:14
a proper investigation know, they've gotten away with it for
31:20
so many years. Yeah but there's also a lot of
31:25
mob up especially in Northern Territory in Northern
31:29
Queensland. And a lot more down here now
31:33
that have been evoked their Sovereign sovereignty rights
31:38
because we're not constitutionally recognized.
31:42
So they've invoked that but they still had to put up with, you
31:47
know, military type operations trying to Trying to come in and
31:53
force vaccinations. Well, my it's been very
31:57
interesting talking to, you will want to try and do this on a
31:59
regular basis. I'm laughing because we've been
32:03
trying to do this in two, just always mucks up, but I want to
32:07
try to do this on a semi-regular basis and just get your points
32:11
of view especially when it comes to say the off because you've
32:18
got International listeners be when especially when it comes to
32:21
us. Australian indigenous people and
32:24
the issues especially with covid-19 around that and around
32:29
how government has treated. And I thought, I think
32:31
government has may be tested the waters with Australian
32:38
indigenous people and how they could treat the rest of
32:41
Australia in the long run. And so it won't be able to have
32:45
that conversation, more and continue that conversation and
32:47
it maybe even with some of the people, you know, maybe even To
32:52
have some of them talk, come on and talk about any adverse
32:56
effects that they've found after having, if they've had, they've
33:00
been forced into having the vaccination, something like that
33:03
as well. Yeah, there's a few that have
33:06
contacted me about that. I was just going to say I was
33:10
watching something today. Where there's reports now or
33:14
research studies come out where the worst impacted in America
33:19
with the Native Americans. Like it, basically the the just
33:26
nearly wiped me out again, you know, that parents really bad so
33:30
I mean I haven't checked the studies or anything yet, but I
33:32
just heard that report and I was like, haha, you know it's and I
33:37
think because a lot of us didn't get it where we might have saved
33:43
a lot of people. Yeah, just you know especially
33:47
if you live out in communities, you do have that healthy.
33:52
Non-trust not disrespect but did she yes not as fasting.
33:56
Double Medicine Bow? Yeah.
33:58
You just questioned. Everything can yeah.
34:00
Question everything and and on frog told anyone to listening so
34:06
Olivine, Olivine and I cousins are mothers, sisters, and we
34:11
both what I would call bible-believing.
34:17
Born-again Christians, believing in the Bible believing in.
34:21
Jesus, believing in the second coming, all that kind of thing.
34:25
So, you know, we're not here just to talk about the hard
34:28
times or sad things, but we both believe that our Salvation.
34:32
Our hope is in God anyway. Yeah.
34:35
And turning to God to through. Yeah, I think so.
34:40
You know, there's you all anyone who knows?
34:43
Me knows, I always look for the light and the Silver, Linings.
34:47
Yeah. And I'm saying the Silver,
34:49
Linings and that's good too. Just also with Biblical prophecy
34:54
and start the sad to see that it's making a bit more sense,
34:58
isn't it? Yes.
34:59
Yeah. Hussein.
35:01
Just the other day or my post, you know, there were some things
35:04
I was trying to I think I was thinking about Revelation 13 and
35:07
you know how how on Earth can this follow the Antichrist,
35:11
monitor everything that you're buying and selling throughout
35:15
the whole world? And and now you see the
35:18
technology, you see the things that are coming out and you and
35:20
I sit there going Go. I'd dang.
35:22
That's exactly how we can do it. You know, it just blows blows.
35:26
You away. How someone can monitor and
35:29
monitor whether you've got this Mark on your hand or your
35:31
forehead? That's well they I was listening
35:35
to that. Some scientists are too small
35:39
man. And they're saying the MRNA
35:43
technology where they've some will say there's no chip others
35:48
will say that. Well there's there's evidence of
35:50
that there is And especially the current there, they're sort of
35:58
talking up about it, they they'll saying that it's the
36:02
chip helps little bit. It'll be able to provide they
36:07
ID. So like a, you know, your
36:10
website will have a, have a that nine digits.
36:14
Yeah, nine digits. And so he can then they could
36:19
that will be assigned to you. You and then so now they can
36:22
start to see who who's been vaccinated.
36:25
Who hasn't. So the the wellness sweater.
36:29
So I'm doing I'm doing inverted comments.
36:31
Yeah. Our newly built concentration
36:35
camps here in Australia. Do all the one in Queensland,
36:38
the wellness game. Yeah, you know, I thought you
36:41
could sort of say, you know, like I wasn't as I seen the
36:45
evidence of when they showed what they built was, just like
36:48
our that's probably where I'll probably end up here.
36:50
I come Never gonna do what they say.
36:53
Oh, I'm going to be very dissenting and that's what
36:57
happened with some with especially, especially
37:00
Australian indigenous up in the Northern Territory or the ones
37:03
that wouldn't. And they didn't want to be
37:05
locked down in their little, in their communities.
37:07
And you saw them being transferred and held in these
37:12
well camps, whatever they want to care, call them.
37:15
And again, it's, I'm sitting there going.
37:17
Well, this feels like you're just trialing, you just trialing
37:20
a concentration. Encamp.
37:22
Yeah. Um, and I'm simply gone.
37:24
How can you seriously build these camps all around Australia
37:28
and they're just empty and they costed they've cost like
37:32
hundreds of millions for each camp and they're sitting empty
37:36
and then they just sit there and go, I'd say okay we'll just use
37:38
them. We'll use them down the track.
37:41
It'll be fine. I said the gun.
37:42
Yeah, you'll use them. All right, when when you're
37:46
shipping, everyone who hasn't taken.
37:48
It wasn't a vaccine. I have my little Did I I have
37:53
been of a weird sense of humor, sometimes like and okay.
37:56
Hey, you know, biblically God. You know, he can turn everything
38:01
anything to his glory may also good.
38:04
Yeah, I think it'd be funny if they all ended up in there.
38:10
I don't know if that's what. That's what's gonna happen is
38:13
God's will. Whatever happens.
38:15
You've got everything under control but it's just my little,
38:18
my little cynical comical side of myself.
38:22
But wouldn't that be funny? The Alerus be hilarious.
38:27
Hey, look, I want to thank you again for coming on today.
38:31
We've hit just under 40 minutes, so we'll wrap it up.
38:34
I'm going to, I'm going to call. I was thinking of call calling
38:38
our naming, our talks yawning with Ali and Jay or something
38:44
like that. Let me know what you think.
38:46
Anyway and then we could just have everything, you know, every
38:51
Week or Fortnight or three, whatever, whatever suits, and
38:54
then just be able to get on and talk about these kinds of issues
38:57
especially just Australian issues and to do with, do with
39:02
that people and and just talk more about it.
39:05
And like I said, be able to discuss things more and maybe
39:08
even get other people on just to talk about their experiences
39:13
especially with covid-19. Don't think that I really want
39:17
to leave everyone with is especially for animals that are
39:22
listening, but when I talk about simulated or whatever, I
39:27
understand people were Hoodwinked and blindsided, you
39:31
know, so I'm not, please don't take any.
39:34
I said there's an attack. I just it's just my way of
39:37
going. What the heck happened?
39:39
You know. Like and and not also one of the
39:44
things I've been talking to people People who have had
39:46
adverse back impacts from the the chemical weapons app.
39:53
Yeah, is you know, like don't be scared to be informed of what
39:59
that thing did to you. Because the more you learn, the
40:03
more you can counteract it. If I've been encouraging people
40:06
to go get a full health check. Yep.
40:08
Keep keep an eye on your Bloods. Keep an eye on what's happening
40:11
in your system and look at natural alternatives as well.
40:15
We have we have a lot of natural foods that brilliant.
40:23
Brilliant what we calculated from the vitamin C content and
40:27
that is just amazing gum began with kills parasites.
40:33
You know, so what it does it helps your body to identify
40:37
that. There might be parasites and a
40:39
bill that Unity. So there's just so many and not
40:42
to not be fearful. Just stand up and fight back,
40:47
you've got, you know, I totally understand people who got out,
40:52
totally understand it because you had to do what's best for
40:55
you. And I think just by the grace of
40:59
God that I got through this without having to get it.
41:03
Yeah, Feb, 3 times, I went booked it in and I thank God for
41:08
that because it would know. I wouldn't been able to do it.
41:12
I don't think I think I would have caved purely because of,
41:16
you know, finances and that. So yeah, don't be frightened,
41:20
just find out what's going on with your body and and fight
41:24
against. Not only how it's affecting the
41:28
body but also stand up and fight against what they did.
41:32
Yes. Speak up because you all I can.
41:34
I you've asked about people coming on but the ones that have
41:38
shared with me I think they're just too.
41:41
They just keeping it very quiet. You know, that sent me messages
41:45
on the side sort of thing. They're not sharing it with the
41:48
whole world. I think their families know.
41:51
Yeah. But yeah, people are waking up.
41:55
Yeah. All the other thing I want to
41:56
say to those who are coming, you know, starting to think God the
42:02
best advice I can say, read your Bible and go to a Bible
42:07
preaching church because there are so many fakes out there.
42:11
R who are teaching a different gospel and that's a whole nother
42:14
couple of pots. That's way too much to talk of
42:19
it. That the most father had some of
42:21
that stuff today and was like, yeah.
42:25
Anyway, but will have, we will have to discuss its kind it's
42:29
come up, you know, people down where to go but Church wise what
42:35
to do. So get into your Bible D, ba W.
42:38
Ill people. If it's on the internet, I only
42:41
Mend jakub's Tom Hughes Don Stewart and James Cadiz only
42:47
because the anything else I'm just I really am not sure of
42:50
that. Those folders those for I know
42:53
100% everything is nothing I've ever heard that old city going.
42:58
Well that's questionable but when it comes to live churches
43:01
in Australia anymore anymore. Don't Go Hillsong Bethel
43:08
elevation. Yeah it Maverick.
43:11
Whatever they call now but I do John MacArthur, he's pretty good
43:16
some encounters. Yeah.
43:18
Yeah. Peter there's a few John
43:22
MacArthur I like, Brody balcombe.
43:24
Yeah, yeah, buddy as well. And you know, even though
43:28
sometimes you wouldn't always see eye to eye, but that's why I
43:31
always only just recommend those for because they're teaching
43:35
especially someone like Don Stewart is just, it's, it's
43:41
Every time he eats like he and he can explain everything really
43:45
well. And I've never ever heard
43:46
anything come out of his mouth that you'd sit there, going all,
43:49
that's questionable. Nothing at all.
43:54
But yeah. Unfortunately Australia, I feel
43:57
can be in a bit of a weird spot spiritually when it comes to
44:01
churches. And obviously, on this show,
44:02
I've had Pastor Patrick Russell and it was very good.
44:07
I actually don't know what church he goes to whether he's
44:09
actually a pastor of an Virtual church or because he mainly
44:12
works with that friends of Israel group at the moment.
44:15
So when I have him back on we can discuss more of that stuff
44:18
as well looking for tree. I know I have taken me ages to
44:23
find somewhere here. Yeah my area of went to a few.
44:30
Yeah but yeah finally found one that I thought that just love
44:34
how they exegete the word and you know it's yeah.
44:40
But a lot it's just feel you'll walk in your feel good, but not
44:47
going to help you. Unfortunately, no, a good song
44:49
is not going to be good song doesn't help.
44:52
Yeah. Well but you know the Kennedy,
44:55
the quiet slow down there, Crescendo build up and then they
45:01
then they chant basically and then the preachings just
45:06
non-existent but this would be it.
45:21
Thanks very much.