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Canberra Mandate Protests · The Slippery Slope

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Hi. Thanks for listening to the
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slippery slope. Obviously, this is Jason, get
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straight into it going to talk about the Canberra mandates
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protests. So for quite a while, if you're
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listening to this podcast, you will have heard me say a few
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times about how we need to keep on our politicians.
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We need to keep making them accountable.
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They've been elected by you and I, and at least for now,
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Australia is a democracy. And while vaccines, I believe
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there are scientific Marvel and then my be an important medical
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tool. Over mandates a wrong Man, dates
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are wrong. And that's why keep saying, we
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need to keep our politicians accountable, we've had too many
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instances where our politicians are doing the wrong thing.
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They themselves are breaking the law, they are, they are
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Feathering their own nest. When the supposed to be serving,
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the people of this nation and now just in it for themselves
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too many times. But yeah, let's go over the the
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Canberra protest Canberra mandate protests.
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So I want to go through one article which came through on
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the Sydney Morning Herald and the headline says, on my own
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terms, why vaccine mandate protesters are in Canberra so
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says that under Berg's Rochelle Evergreen received her Bachelor
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of Education in the mail this week but as far as she can,
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she's concerned it's just a fancy piece of paper that cost
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thousands of dollars and close to six years of part-time study.
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Miss Evergreen is one of the five percent of Australians who
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have decided to abstain from getting the covid-19 vaccine and
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is therefore unable to teach in Queensland and I will say I am
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one of the five percent of Australians who also decided to
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abstain. And I'm currently not working
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because of that decision going on, Ms. Evergreen travel to
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Canberra on Wednesday to protest.
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It's covid-19 mandates. As part of the Convoy to
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Canberra, she said she's lost the support of a family.
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Over her decision to not get vaccinated against covid-19 and
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Views the protest as her way of standing up to segregation in
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Australia. While there's an array of people
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with a range of beliefs is Evergreen.
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Said, they're all United waiting in wanting to end the compulsory
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vaccination. I never thought we'd see
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segregation like this in this country.
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Now another man. Ooh that the protest is name is
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Paul Kelly in the snot the musician Paul Kelly.
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It says Paul Kelly moved from Sydney to he lands in and
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Northern New South Wales after feeling ostracized in Sydney,
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the choosing not to be vaccinated, he was able to keep
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working at the Wayside Chapel where he helped people dealing
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with substance abuse issues and those without a home isn't that
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crazy that someone who was it was basically working.
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In a, in an area where you're just giving of yourself and
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because you choose, you don't want to get vaccinated you're
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not allowed to work. That's just that's ludicrous.
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The people that makes these decisions are just crazy.
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Hey girl, going on, this is Paul Kelly says, I like to think I'm
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a humanitarian. I just want to continue being
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able to help people while choosing what I do with my body.
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Mr. Kelly said the vaccines used in Australia, have gone through
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three clinical trials and have been approved by overseas
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bodies. They have conditional approval
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by Australia's regulatory body, the therapeutic Goods,
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Administration vaccine, mandates have also been in use in a
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number of Australian Industries for some years.
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One nation, Senator Malcolm. Roberts rallied against vaccine
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mandates and federal Parliament on Wednesday after former
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liberal, former liberal MP Craig Kelly, who is now the leader of
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the United Australia party welcomed some representatives
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from the Convoy into Parliament House.
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We have in Queensland at a time when there's an increasing load
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on police to enforce capricious lockdown and other restrictions
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Senator Roberts said, Vince and Maxine Milton traveled from MIT,
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agong in New South Wales to join the Convoy.
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On the first day of parliamentary on the first day
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of parliament are assisting in the hope their presence in
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Canberra, will help lead to the end of mandatory vaccinations.
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Mr. Milton is 75 years old and These job as a mechanic last
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year for refusing to get vaccinated against covid-19.
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He said he would have liked to retire, but on his own terms,
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isn't this see? That's just blows my mind.
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He's 75 75 and he cannot make a decision himself.
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Whether he wants to be vaccinated.
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That's that's just it's outrageous.
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He goes on to say mr. Milton says I'm not an
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anti-vaxxer. I've had all the others but I
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reserve my right. Right to wait to get vaccinated
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until I'm ready. I don't want to be corralled
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into it by the government. We should be allowed to have
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choices. That's what mr.
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Milton said I've got to say it. What he is just expressed is
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exactly how I feel. Now I had religious I have
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religious views on why did not want to get the vaccination but
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it was really the Mandate that I am against even from a religious
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point of view. I'm not an easy vaccine.
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Exactly like what. Mr. Milton the saying you don't
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want to be corralled into it by the government.
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He goes on to say that I don't want my grandchildren to have to
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get vaccinated to protect me. My immune system protects me.
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Mrs. Milton added. Now, a Susanna Priddle travel
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from Sydney, to represent the youth Advocate who has an
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application in the high court, for the injunction of the
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vaccine for children that will be held on Thursday.
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We just want to make sure it's safe for children, then we can
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move forward but we believe it's being too rushed.
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She said now just just on that subject.
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A bit children getting vaccinated with full covid-19.
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Other countries have pulled back from from vaccination Dating
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younger people and I did at least one podcast on how leave
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it was Thailand and I think a couple of European countries
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that have pulled back on on vaccinating especially young
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males because of the effects that it has on them and yet
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Australia's rushing forward with vaccinating young people and in
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the younger the better as far as the Australian government's
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concerned. So, now we had that argument.
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So we have that article. Now this next article have to go
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through the title. This is from ABC News.
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Listen to this for heading dating apps like Tinder and anti
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covid vaccine mandate, protests drawing a Zio's attention
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according to an annual threat assessment.
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So I'm not going to read the whole lot of this.
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I'll read mainly focus on the covid-19 mandate protests but it
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goes on to say in the article, Starts off by saying foreign
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spies are using Tinder and other dating apps to recruit
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Australians with access to sensitive government secrets.
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Now, first of all, I've got to say no joke that has been
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happening ever since spying was born the classic Honeypot that
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that's you don't need Tinder to do that.
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That is always gone on when, when spine from one country
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between countries is involved. It's always been in use.
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You don't need Tinder to do it. My goodness these it's I read.
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Some of this section is just ridiculous.
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It's like where they're like, they talked as if they've
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discovered something new, the only thing that has happened is
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the using apps. Now, that's the only difference.
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It's always been around but the certainty.
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Next section of this article goes on to say anti-vaccine me
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and a protesters closely monitored We need to take notice
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of that, I'll repeat it ain, t vaccine mandate, protesters
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closely monitored. So you can guarantee if you were
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in Canberra protesting, you're probably you're probably your
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details a prominent probably being taken down.
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I did a podcast, I think it was last month about warrantless
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spying in Australia and how Azo is pushing towards.
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And they're already doing it. But they're pushing towards
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warrants less spying on its citizens in this country and I
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believe anti-vaccine me and a protesters.
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You're going to be on the list, goes on to say, in here, the
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director-general also described. How covid-19 has sent online
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radicalization into overdrive with isolated individuals
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spending more time exposed to extremist messaging
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misinformation and conspiracy theories.
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He says some Australians believe the government's approach to
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vaccinations and lockdowns, infringed their freedoms and in
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a small number of cases grievance turned to violence.
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He said now, just with this paragraph here, when he says
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some Australia's, believe the government's approach infringe
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their freedoms, that's because they did infringe on their
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freedoms just lately. We've had a lot of talk.
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A lot of talk about the religious, Is freedom Bill and
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how it will and how its it might affect human rights of other
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groups. And yet the human rights for
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people to choose whether they were going to be vaccinated or
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not was clearly infringed and yet the government's in this
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country did not give a damn. They did not give a damn anyway
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goes up to say in these uptick it specific issue or grievance
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motivated violence. Unionism extremism.
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Many of the actors are newcomers, so it's harder to get
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a sense of what is simply big tall, and what is genuine
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planning for violence over the past week?
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Some protesters in Canberra have been recorded on video calling
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for violence, against the elected officials, including the
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execution of the Prime Minister, which I will say is wrong.
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You cannot call. You cannot say that rubbish, the
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execution of our prime minister. Come on, that's ridiculous.
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Mr. Burge is revealed suspects younger than 18.
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Now, make up more than half of AZ has priority counterterrorism
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investigations each week. Where once miners tended, to be
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on The Fringe of extremist groups, we are now seeing
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teenagers in leadership positions.
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That's very interesting. They are directing.
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Adults are willing to take violent action themselves.
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He said easier is aware of miners, preying on other miners,
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seeking to turn them to their violent.
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Biology and using grooming techniques similar to those used
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for pedophiles Following last year's fall of Afghanistan's
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government to the Taliban. I'm going to stop there.
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Okay? That's that line there last
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year's for a for of Afghanistan's government.
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It wasn't a fall, the American. Sorry.
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The American government is Old Smoky Joe Biden.
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The probably the most useless president in the history of the
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American, the American Country Nation.
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He basically handed it to the Taliban and right next to him
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was the Australian government and the United Kingdom.
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They all just handed the keys of the Kingdom back to the Taliban,
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let's just waste a trillion dollars and then hand it all.
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Back to them. They knew it was going to get
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fall into the hands of the Taliban.
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The only thing that was surprised that is how quickly it
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fell. So for him to say or last year's
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for of Afghanistan's government to the Taliban, that's
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ridiculous. It wasn't a fall.
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It was given when he should be saying when last year when we
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handed the gut, when we handed Afghanistan back to the Taliban
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Asia, I was continuing to monitor the country closely
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warning violent extremists, from this region May again travel
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there for militant training. I just think for starters
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easier, monitoring easier, monitoring anti-vaccine, mandate
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protesters. It's like I said, if you were at
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that protest at all, okay, you need to be aware of what's going
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on. Like I said, did that podcast a
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month ago, have a listen to it and look at how our laws have
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changed and how we're heading down this path where we can have
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warrantless spine from Asia. I think it's disgusting.
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Like I keep saying, we need to keep our politicians
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accountable, okay. We're you don't make them
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accountable through violence but when you vote make it clear, we
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do not agree. Personally, I'll there is no
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way. I'm going to be voting on.
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Tell you exactly who I voted for.
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There's no way I'm going to be voting the same way I did for
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the state or federal government's next time.
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No way. Keep our politicians
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accountable. This is all my opinion and
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easier if you're listening, please note.
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I do not do not support any violence or any threats of
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violence. Okay.
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Peaceful protest suddenly, that's my opinion.
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That's my beliefs. Thank you for listening to the
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slippery slope.