A pox on ALL these political frauds, clowns and hypocrites.. all of them ! Regardless of which team they pretend to be, red or blue, they are our common enemies. The last 2yrs of Covid has shown us , just how these wanna-be political tyrants have stricken our rights, freedoms and liberties away under the deceitful & draconian lockdown laws. If you still vote for these political frauds then you either watch & trust the duplicitous lame-stream media fraud network news or you just love being a dumb ignorant pleb that is happy to comply & be an obedient sheep.
ScoMo could have made vaccine mandates illegal.
ScoMo failed to protect Australians from 8 malicious Premiers and Chief Ministers, while Labor sat there watching people being segregated and discriminated against like they did throughout Australia’s history.
Hundreds of demonstrators gather outside Parliament House to protest vaccine mandates and COVID-19 restrictions
Thousands of demonstrators are expected to gather outside Canberra’s Parliament House in the first sitting day of this year as they protest against the coronavirus vaccine, and restrictions and call to “restore Australia’s original constitution for a sovereign society run by the people”.
Thousands of protesters are expected to return to Canberra to demonstrate against the coronavirus vaccine mandates and restrictions as well as calling for greater “freedoms”.
Hundreds have already converged outside Parliament House in the Australian Capital Territory on Tuesday morning.
Dozens of flags, including the Australian, Red Ensign and Eureka banners, can be seen waving amongst the cheering crowd.
Placards reading “mandates are not law”, “unconstitutional” and “solidarity” were just some of the posters being held.
Perth:
Topolinis Caffé owner Jodie Jardine and her daughter were arrested and charged after a member of the public reported they were allowing unvaccinated customers to dine in.
Topolinis Caffé owners arrested and charged for failing to comply with WA’s COVID-19 Emergency Management Act
Topolinis Caffé owner Jodie Jardine and her daughter were arrested and charged after a member of the public reported they were allowing unvaccinated customers to dine in.
Sick. Sick.
Topolinis Caffé owner Jodie Jardine, 51 and her daughter, 22, were dragged out of their restaurant after a member of the public reported one of their staff members were unvaccinated and they were allowing unvaccinated customers to dine in.
Thousands of protesters are expected to return to Canberra to demonstrate against the coronavirus vaccine mandates and restrictions as well as calling for greater “freedoms”.
Hundreds have already converged outside Parliament House in the Australian Capital Territory on Tuesday morning.
Dozens of flags, including the Australian, Red Ensign and Eureka banners, can be seen waving amongst the cheering crowd.
Placards reading “mandates are not law”, “unconstitutional” and “solidarity” were just some of the posters being held.
Chants could be heard throughout the morning calling for state and territory health ministers and chief health officers to be “sacked”.
“Sack them all, sack them all,” the group yelled.
“We’ll wake them one at a time”, another said.
Other photos showed a protester dressed Donald Trump donned in a blue suit and red tie as and another as a coronavirus.
Some rally members were spotted standing on top of the orange barricades.
Speeches were held outside where they stressed it will be a “peaceful” protest and the group have been told to stay behind the barricade.
One person from the group indicated he would be invited to inside Parliament to voice the group’s concerns if they behaved themselves.
United Australia Party’s Craig Kelly said he would bring in a delegation from the group amid heightened security in the famous building over safety concerns.
Parliament are sitting on their first day of 2022 where Prime Minister Scott Morrison formally apologised to victims of alleged sexual assaults and bullying.
Thousands of protesters have travelled from across the country as part of the convoy to Canberra movement.
ACT Police said they were bracing for a potentially violent rally with intelligence suggesting the crowd could peak at 3,000 protesters before it grows in the coming days.
Around 150 officers have been deployed to stand guard outside Parliament. Authorities have urged for a “lawful and calm” protest.
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