Port Arthur to Christchurch Part 2

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There were two, if not three witnesses on the day who knew Martin Bryant for many years who said he was not the killer. They were never allowed to attend any inquests and bullshit official them that went around the case. And people, it took people a long while to talk about it because one, when you find out that your government is capable of setting up that kind of violence of innocent people. It's fucking depressing. Nobody wants to hear it. And people who have jobs who work in the government or even who have corporate jobs, it's not. It's hard to make a man understand or a woman understand something when this allery depends on the non-understanding it. People need to look at themselves. They're unwillingness to look at things. It must be so hard. So in Australia, it's going to be like you need to get your vaccinations to get your new pin number for your ATM card. People have no idea what is coming. I have no idea either, but I know it's not good because they're taking the gums. And they're practicing martial law. And if you believe some people, they are setting up warm hearts that can be rapidly turned into prisons. And the soul sounds absolutely fucking insane, doesn't it? Yes, it does. When I went to, when I, in about 2001, I was working at a radio station in Melbourne, Victoria, volunteering and unsponsored, corporate unsponsored radio station. So we were supposed to have free speech. And I got a pamphlet about this couple of people coming to speak about the Port Arthur massacre. When this girl, the first nurse on the scene, who sat there for five hours while they waited for the police and ambulances, whilst people's brains stripped into bowls of chips in front of them. She sat there and held the hands of husbands whose wives had their heads blown off or vice versa. I was very interested just to hear the story of one brave woman who knew how to look after people after such a disgusting crime. So I went along to hear her speak in 2001 at a bar in Little Collins or Little Burke Street in Melbourne. And when I got there, there were big signs on the door saying meeting cancelled, please disperse. And there was many people. There would be 50, maybe 100, outside the hotel, not allowed in. And I said, what's this about? I just went looking around and I found this older looking gentleman who looks sweet. And they've cancelled the event because there's no free speech in Australia anymore. I said, who's cancelled it? He said the police have told the bar that they can't host even. But I said to this guy, look, I do a radio show and I'd like to interview you. And he said, well, I've got a book about it, so come with me. I went with him to his car to get one of his books and this big, brick-she-house of a woman. He stepped in front of me and wearing all black and took a photo of me with a camera that looked like he could focus on the moon. I said to him, oh, you're famous. And he said, no, that's Aezeo. As we walked away, he said, that's Aezeo. They're just letting you know that they've got you on file. And I was like, what do you mean? And he was like, oh, if it was the 70s, they'd be across the street filming you, taking photos through the blinds. I call those 70s TV shows. But these days, he said they filmed you up in front so that you know you're on there. Watch. And I was like, for what? I was like, well, this event wasn't carried out by Martin Bryan. And I was like, what? What? I couldn't believe it. I spoke to him for a little while, maybe 15, 20 minutes. Took his DVD, his book. Another book from Dale, someone which was and also a Gunsmith's Guide to Port Arthur, another really interesting book. And I went home. I spent the next few weeks really coming through it and realizing, far out, it wasn't done by Martin Bryan. Over the years since then, it's been about 17, 18 years since then. I've found more and more and more evidence.