Don't miss out - your freedom is on the line !


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Friday October 1st, a silent, peaceful protest will be held across Australia. If you have lost your job due to COVID regulations or if you support the inalienable right of everyone to decide what will or will not be injected into their bodies - especially when it is an experimental jab that has not undergone any long-term safety or efficacy tests, then it is ESSENTIAL that you join your nearest event - even if that means travelling some distance to do so. To prepare for this, purchase a white t-shirt and on the front, write #ReclaimTheLine On the back, if you have lost your job or are at risk of losing your job, write your profession (eg nurse, doctor, aged care worker, disability support worker, police officer, construction worker, etc) and the number of years of service in that profession. In addition to this information, feel free to put any other reason why you felt it important to attend. - Mother of a vaccine-injured child - Vaccine injured - Destroyed Business - Family Member Suicide - Family Member Death - No Money - Loss of House etc Let’s share our messages and make sure that people know why we are there! This is NOT the time to sit back and let others fight for you. We must all find our courage and stand up to not just hold the line (because that line has moved far too close to tyranny for anyone’s comfort!) but to reclaim it once and for all!

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Sh!t that's tomorrow! I am not well prepared.

Sir lastnail wrote on Sep 30^th, 2021 at 10:11pm:

Don't miss out - your freedom is on the line ! Quote: Friday October 1st, a silent, peaceful protest will be held across Australia. If you have lost your job due to COVID regulations or if you support the inalienable right of everyone to decide what will or will not be injected into their bodies - especially when it is an experimental jab that has not undergone any long-term safety or efficacy tests, then it is ESSENTIAL that you join your nearest event - even if that means travelling some distance to do so. To prepare for this, purchase a white t-shirt and on the front, write #ReclaimTheLine On the back, if you have lost your job or are at risk of losing your job, write your profession (eg nurse, doctor, aged care worker, disability support worker, police officer, construction worker, etc) and the number of years of service in that profession. In addition to this information, feel free to put any other reason why you felt it important to attend. - Mother of a vaccine-injured child - Vaccine injured - Destroyed Business - Family Member Suicide - Family Member Death - No Money - Loss of House etc Let’s share our messages and make sure that people know why we are there! This is NOT the time to sit back and let others fight for you. We must all find our courage and stand up to not just hold the line (because that line has moved far too close to tyranny for anyone’s comfort!) but to reclaim it once and for all!

Thank you for your post. I'm not sure about what's left to reclaim now. People everywhere have been impacted. Some much more than others. But what's evident is that everything and everyone has changed. It's referred to as The NEW NORMAL <--- but there's nothing normal about it.

Today I went to one of the larger Bunnings stores.

I needed a few things as I'm planting and needed more compost etc.

The store was basically empty. Entire aisles were closed off. 80% of all plants - gone (dried up/damaged).

Only a few people were in there all masked up and holding mobile phones with their QR codes (like me). Hand sanitizer stations were everywhere. I tried hard not to cry. I always loved going to Bunnings. Not anymore.

And the other thing which I've tried hard to ignore but I can't anymore is this: our neighbourhood was always like a quasi family. Now everyone keeps to themselves. There's been a complete personality change and people scurry into and out of their cars quickly all masked up and their eyes avoid other neighbours.

It's really quite bizarre! I never wear a mask if I'm out gardening or watering the verge or even if I cross the road to bring in a neighbour's bin/s. I enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. And I smile and greet everyone who passes me with their puppy. But the truth is (and this isn't easy to admit) everyone walks in some pensive and depressed way. They look worried and upset. People I've known for years are now distant. This constant looking over your shoulder to see if someone is going to take a photo of you with their mobile phone is recurring feedback. And we've even had police cars going through all our quiet streets to monitor those walking with their dogs to check if they're obeying mask requirements. Even the number plates of cars parked on the street were being scanned (to catch those who were out of their zones I guess).

Amazing the things you notice while you're gardening.

What a dreadful time to be having/raising children. I feel so sorry for us all.

Hugs to all of you.

Lisa Jones wrote on Sep 30^th, 2021 at 11:39pm:

Sir lastnail wrote on Sep 30th, 2021 at 10:11pm: Don't miss out - your freedom is on the line ! Quote: Friday October 1st, a silent, peaceful protest will be held across Australia. If you have lost your job due to COVID regulations or if you support the inalienable right of everyone to decide what will or will not be injected into their bodies - especially when it is an experimental jab that has not undergone any long-term safety or efficacy tests, then it is ESSENTIAL that you join your nearest event - even if that means travelling some distance to do so. To prepare for this, purchase a white t-shirt and on the front, write #ReclaimTheLine On the back, if you have lost your job or are at risk of losing your job, write your profession (eg nurse, doctor, aged care worker, disability support worker, police officer, construction worker, etc) and the number of years of service in that profession. In addition to this information, feel free to put any other reason why you felt it important to attend. - Mother of a vaccine-injured child - Vaccine injured - Destroyed Business - Family Member Suicide - Family Member Death - No Money - Loss of House etc Let’s share our messages and make sure that people know why we are there! This is NOT the time to sit back and let others fight for you. We must all find our courage and stand up to not just hold the line (because that line has moved far too close to tyranny for anyone’s comfort!) but to reclaim it once and for all! Thank you for your post. I'm not sure about what's left to reclaim now. People everywhere have been impacted. Some much more than others. But what's evident is that everything and everyone has changed. It's referred to as The NEW NORMAL <--- but there's nothing normal about it. Today I went to one of the larger Bunnings stores. I needed a few things as I'm planting and needed more compost etc. The store was basically empty. Entire aisles were closed off. 80% of all plants - gone (dried up/damaged). Only a few people were in there all masked up and holding mobile phones with their QR codes (like me). Hand sanitizer stations were everywhere. I tried hard not to cry. I always loved going to Bunnings. Not anymore. And the other thing which I've tried hard to ignore but I can't anymore is this: our neighbourhood was always like a quasi family. Now everyone keeps to themselves. There's been a complete personality change and people scurry into and out of their cars quickly all masked up and their eyes avoid other neighbours. It's really quite bizarre! I never wear a mask if I'm out gardening or watering the verge or even if I cross the road to bring in a neighbour's bin/s. I enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. And I smile and greet everyone who passes me with their puppy. But the truth is (and this isn't easy to admit) everyone walks in some pensive and depressed way. They look worried and upset. People I've known for years are now distant. This constant looking over your shoulder to see if someone is going to take a photo of you with their mobile phone is recurring feedback. And we've even had police cars going through all our quiet streets to monitor those walking with their dogs to check if they're obeying mask requirements. Even the number plates of cars parked on the street were being scanned (to catch those who were out of their zones I guess). Amazing the things you notice while you're gardening. What a dreadful time to be having/raising children. I feel so sorry for us all. Hugs to all of you.

That's one of the worst stories I've heard for a long time :(

Sh.t that is bad :(

I did notice Bunnings here in Melbourne was devoid of customers and some stock lines were running out but we don't have the mask nazis running around checking everyone yet. You want to know where this is all heading ??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9iyKI2pJbE

Sir lastnail wrote on Oct 1^st, 2021 at 10:11am:

Lisa Jones wrote on Sep 30th, 2021 at 11:39pm: Sir lastnail wrote on Sep 30th, 2021 at 10:11pm: Don't miss out - your freedom is on the line ! Quote: Friday October 1st, a silent, peaceful protest will be held across Australia. If you have lost your job due to COVID regulations or if you support the inalienable right of everyone to decide what will or will not be injected into their bodies - especially when it is an experimental jab that has not undergone any long-term safety or efficacy tests, then it is ESSENTIAL that you join your nearest event - even if that means travelling some distance to do so. To prepare for this, purchase a white t-shirt and on the front, write #ReclaimTheLine On the back, if you have lost your job or are at risk of losing your job, write your profession (eg nurse, doctor, aged care worker, disability support worker, police officer, construction worker, etc) and the number of years of service in that profession. In addition to this information, feel free to put any other reason why you felt it important to attend. - Mother of a vaccine-injured child - Vaccine injured - Destroyed Business - Family Member Suicide - Family Member Death - No Money - Loss of House etc Let’s share our messages and make sure that people know why we are there! This is NOT the time to sit back and let others fight for you. We must all find our courage and stand up to not just hold the line (because that line has moved far too close to tyranny for anyone’s comfort!) but to reclaim it once and for all! Thank you for your post. I'm not sure about what's left to reclaim now. People everywhere have been impacted. Some much more than others. But what's evident is that everything and everyone has changed. It's referred to as The NEW NORMAL <--- but there's nothing normal about it. Today I went to one of the larger Bunnings stores. I needed a few things as I'm planting and needed more compost etc. The store was basically empty. Entire aisles were closed off. 80% of all plants - gone (dried up/damaged). Only a few people were in there all masked up and holding mobile phones with their QR codes (like me). Hand sanitizer stations were everywhere. I tried hard not to cry. I always loved going to Bunnings. Not anymore. And the other thing which I've tried hard to ignore but I can't anymore is this: our neighbourhood was always like a quasi family. Now everyone keeps to themselves. There's been a complete personality change and people scurry into and out of their cars quickly all masked up and their eyes avoid other neighbours. It's really quite bizarre! I never wear a mask if I'm out gardening or watering the verge or even if I cross the road to bring in a neighbour's bin/s. I enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. And I smile and greet everyone who passes me with their puppy. But the truth is (and this isn't easy to admit) everyone walks in some pensive and depressed way. They look worried and upset. People I've known for years are now distant. This constant looking over your shoulder to see if someone is going to take a photo of you with their mobile phone is recurring feedback. And we've even had police cars going through all our quiet streets to monitor those walking with their dogs to check if they're obeying mask requirements. Even the number plates of cars parked on the street were being scanned (to catch those who were out of their zones I guess). Amazing the things you notice while you're gardening. What a dreadful time to be having/raising children. I feel so sorry for us all. Hugs to all of you. That's one of the worst stories I've heard for a long time :( Sh.t that is bad :( I did notice Bunnings here in Melbourne was devoid of customers and some stock lines were running out but we don't have the mask nazis running around checking everyone yet. You want to know where this is all heading ?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9iyKI2pJbE

On Sunday morning I had an appointment with spec savers to get new reading glasses so I went out, and on my street, police going past … okay I thought, they’re on the prowl already, 4 kms further … I had a police car on my tail. I instinctively felt a number plate check was done… to see if I was within my 10 kms (which I was). I changed lanes and they drove off.

And then cops in the shop centre walking around, I bet… looking for maskless ppl.
I don’t notice the police presence as much during week as there are on weekends.

As for Bunnings, reason it’s so empty is because we are not allowed in there unless we have a tradies pass. Oh yeah sure, we can shop and order online, and do a scheduled pick up with car, waiting in line in car park.

Last year when our Melbourne lockdown ended and I went to go to Bunnings at long last… there was a mile long queue of customers standing…waiting to get in and I found out as there was a limit to how many could be in store, there was something like up to an hour waiting in line.
I decided to put it in the f.ukit bucket and left.

I support their right to protest, but I look forward to seeing them face the consequences of their actions.

i hope the cops smash them down on the road and spray them with pepper spray

Sir lastnail wrote on Oct 1^st, 2021 at 10:11am:

I did notice Bunnings here in Melbourne was devoid of customers and some stock lines were running out

Word of advice ... do your xmas shopping early. If it isn't already on a ship and on it's way here by now, it won't be here before xmas.

There will be lots of shortages this xmas. There was a story the other night saying that xmas trees and lights will be 2 to 3 times the prices they were last year. The same will happen for lots of imported items

John Smith wrote on Oct 1^st, 2021 at 4:54pm:

i hope the cops smash them down on the road and spray them with pepper spray

yes herr himmler ::) ::) ::)

aquascoot wrote on Oct 1^st, 2021 at 5:23pm:

John Smith wrote on Oct 1st, 2021 at 4:54pm: i hope the cops smash them down on the road and spray them with pepper spray yes herr himmler ::) ::) ::)

keep playing the role of shultz, it suits you

https://youtu.be/HblPucwN-m0?t=2

Australia's Tyranny Spreading Faster Than "Virus"

https://rumble.com/vn1ctl-australias-tyranny-down-under-spreading-faster-than-virus.html

https://rumble.com/vn5ttr-apartheid-australia-hell-on-earth.html

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@supergranlinz

Australia: Complete media blackout and servers down in Victoria today! This is what they don't want you to see, please share widely!


https://twitter.com/supergranlinz/status/1441745273483677697

Sophia wrote on Oct 1^st, 2021 at 12:44pm:

Sir lastnail wrote on Oct 1st, 2021 at 10:11am: Lisa Jones wrote on Sep 30th, 2021 at 11:39pm: Sir lastnail wrote on Sep 30th, 2021 at 10:11pm: Don't miss out - your freedom is on the line ! Quote: Friday October 1st, a silent, peaceful protest will be held across Australia. If you have lost your job due to COVID regulations or if you support the inalienable right of everyone to decide what will or will not be injected into their bodies - especially when it is an experimental jab that has not undergone any long-term safety or efficacy tests, then it is ESSENTIAL that you join your nearest event - even if that means travelling some distance to do so. To prepare for this, purchase a white t-shirt and on the front, write #ReclaimTheLine On the back, if you have lost your job or are at risk of losing your job, write your profession (eg nurse, doctor, aged care worker, disability support worker, police officer, construction worker, etc) and the number of years of service in that profession. In addition to this information, feel free to put any other reason why you felt it important to attend. - Mother of a vaccine-injured child - Vaccine injured - Destroyed Business - Family Member Suicide - Family Member Death - No Money - Loss of House etc Let’s share our messages and make sure that people know why we are there! This is NOT the time to sit back and let others fight for you. We must all find our courage and stand up to not just hold the line (because that line has moved far too close to tyranny for anyone’s comfort!) but to reclaim it once and for all! Thank you for your post. I'm not sure about what's left to reclaim now. People everywhere have been impacted. Some much more than others. But what's evident is that everything and everyone has changed. It's referred to as The NEW NORMAL <--- but there's nothing normal about it. Today I went to one of the larger Bunnings stores. I needed a few things as I'm planting and needed more compost etc. The store was basically empty. Entire aisles were closed off. 80% of all plants - gone (dried up/damaged). Only a few people were in there all masked up and holding mobile phones with their QR codes (like me). Hand sanitizer stations were everywhere. I tried hard not to cry. I always loved going to Bunnings. Not anymore. And the other thing which I've tried hard to ignore but I can't anymore is this: our neighbourhood was always like a quasi family. Now everyone keeps to themselves. There's been a complete personality change and people scurry into and out of their cars quickly all masked up and their eyes avoid other neighbours. It's really quite bizarre! I never wear a mask if I'm out gardening or watering the verge or even if I cross the road to bring in a neighbour's bin/s. I enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. And I smile and greet everyone who passes me with their puppy. But the truth is (and this isn't easy to admit) everyone walks in some pensive and depressed way. They look worried and upset. People I've known for years are now distant. This constant looking over your shoulder to see if someone is going to take a photo of you with their mobile phone is recurring feedback. And we've even had police cars going through all our quiet streets to monitor those walking with their dogs to check if they're obeying mask requirements. Even the number plates of cars parked on the street were being scanned (to catch those who were out of their zones I guess). Amazing the things you notice while you're gardening. What a dreadful time to be having/raising children. I feel so sorry for us all. Hugs to all of you. That's one of the worst stories I've heard for a long time :( Sh.t that is bad :( I did notice Bunnings here in Melbourne was devoid of customers and some stock lines were running out but we don't have the mask nazis running around checking everyone yet. You want to know where this is all heading ?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9iyKI2pJbE On Sunday morning I had an appointment with spec savers to get new reading glasses so I went out, and on my street, police going past … okay I thought, they’re on the prowl already, 4 kms further … I had a police car on my tail. I instinctively felt a number plate check was done… to see if I was within my 10 kms (which I was). I changed lanes and they drove off. And then cops in the shop centre walking around, I bet… looking for maskless ppl. I don’t notice the police presence as much during week as there are on weekends. As for Bunnings, reason it’s so empty is because we are not allowed in there unless we have a tradies pass. Oh yeah sure, we can shop and order online, and do a scheduled pick up with car, waiting in line in car park. Last year when our Melbourne lockdown ended and I went to go to Bunnings at long last… there was a mile long queue of customers standing…waiting to get in and I found out as there was a limit to how many could be in store, there was something like up to an hour waiting in line. I decided to put it in the f.ukit bucket and left.

Dear Lord! Seems others have had similar experiences then.

Hubby went to Bunnings last time for me. He came back angry because he left after waiting outside for 1 hour in a queue. The staff were ordering everyone 3 metres apart 😩

I went to Bunnings at Rocklea last Tuesday - no problems. Just business as usual...

Johnnie wrote on Sep 30^th, 2021 at 10:57pm:

Sh!t that's tomorrow! I am not well prepared.

Maybe if you had a job and didn't live with your parents being over the age of 40

Marla wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2021 at 5:22am:

Johnnie wrote on Sep 30th, 2021 at 10:57pm: Sh!t that's tomorrow! I am not well prepared. Maybe if you had a job and didn't live with your parents being over the age of 40

Hmmm, I thought his parents were younger than that...