More than half million Australians gather to protest anti-human and criminal government

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Thank you. Last weekend, more than half a million Australians came together to protest anti-human and possibly criminal governments. The media were there, not to report on proceedings accurately and with integrity, but to lie and cover up for our medical dictatorships. What we all saw around Australia was not right-wing extremists. What one nation saw was everyday Australians united in a desire to get government and health bureaucrats out of their lives to be left alone to make the best decisions for their bodies and for the bodies of their children. It was no surprise that a common sign being held high was my body, my choice. On one occasion, written on the back of a green's election poster, apparently my body, my choice, is a value the greens abandoned and their hypocrisy now is widely noticed. The Liberal Party should be scared at the number of science and small businesses that capricious, palace, government mandates, shut down. The closures destroyed lives and weakened local communities. The Labour Party should be concerned at the handwritten t-shirts from former unionists in healthcare, education, police and emergency services and aged care facilities, fired for the crime of respecting their bodies. Labour voters know more. Another sign simply read, pray, reflect, vote. Religious leaders advocating action contrary to religious teachings are not going to come out of this unscathed. The rallies were peaceful and the mood was positive, energised. Many Australians have realised that fear is the virus and the fear is to embrace family and community with love and inclusion. The only fear was from some small groups of spectators infected with the media mutation. The weekend stands as a warning to all power-crazed health bureaucrats, state premiers and federal politicians. We have one flag. We have one community. We are one people. We are one nation. And we will not be scared and bullied into surrendering our bodies.