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A real perspective on the Tara Siege
by columnist Lyndesy Symonds
In the Official Conspiracy Theory of the Tara Siege, the Trains are being demonized as ‘conspiracy theorists’, ‘sovereign citizens’, gun nutters, bushies, CoVID Correctness resisters, anti-vaxxers, preppers, hard trainers and severe disciplinarians (bordering on abuse) of dogs and school children. I am waiting for the revelation that they also tortured small animals. Is there anything we can add to this picture of the population here being identified for demonisation and pending legislation.
Despite three sacrificial lambs and good guys in this burgeoning story, the Australian people have seen police CoVID enforcement in action. No matter how bad the Trains are made to look in the Official Conspiracy Theory, the police are never going to get back respect and compliance from the public that was once widespread. Too many people are becoming aware of the CoVID Regime in Australia.
Meanwhile the Official CoVID narrative and correctness continues to circle the drain. Nothing conceals the fact that the United [Communist] Nations CoVID Regime (all tiers of government) is running a depopulation operation with a bioweapon. Nothing conceals the fact that this is being enforced by police and mandated by the government / corporate sectors. The deaths of young police constables who may have even had idealistic ideas about what the police once stood for in terms of honourable service will not be able to redeem the Official Narrative.
And there is nothing in the Official Conspiracy Theory of the Tara Siege which has ruled out the involvement of Darker Forces than just the Qld. Police and ‘off gridders’ – an involvement that (being a conspiracy theorist) I strongly suspect.
Why would four officers be going out to a routine missing persons inquiry on a remote property inhabited by persons that no one knows anything about anyway? Look at Black / Diversity entitlement to crime in Qld. Through the roof stats. Your car is jacked, you are robbed in broad daylight. Good luck with getting the police to attend.
Covid cops coming soon to a place near you
KTSX News
A Kentucky couple is under house arrest after one of them tested positive for coronavirus and refused to sign self-quarantine papers.
On Saturday, Elizabeth Linscott of Hardin County got tested for COVID-19 because she was planning to go visit her parents in Michigan.

Covid cops coming soon to a place near you to fit ankle bracelets for a bacteria that has a lower fatality rate than the flu. The Queensland Marxist labor Government has substituted Health officer Jeanette Young with police union megalomaniac Ian Leavers to demonise the public
“My grandparents wanted to see me, too, so, just to make sure that you know, if I tested negative, that they would be okay, everything would be fine,” Linscott said.
After testing positive but without showing any symptoms — Elizabeth says the health department contacted her — requesting she sign documents.
“Pretty much it was I agreed to consent to. I agreed to comply to call the health department if I was to go. I was to call the health department if I was to leave my house for any reason,” she said.
Elizabeth chose to not sign.
“I had gotten a message from them, a text message that stated, because of your refusal to sign, this is going to be escalated, and law enforcement will be involved.”
On Thursday, the Hardin County Sheriff’s Dept. greeted Elizabeth’s husband, Isaiah, at their front door.
“I open up the door, and there’s like eight different people, five different cars, and I’m like what the heck’s going on? This guy’s in a suit with a mask. It’s the health department guy, and they have three papers for us. For me, her and my daughter.”
The couple was ordered to wear ankle monitors. If they travel more than 200 feet law enforcement will be notified.
“We didn’t rob a store. We didn’t steal anything. We didn’t hit and run. We didn’t do anything wrong,” Linscott said.
The couple says they never denied self-quarantining. They just didn’t agree with the wording of the documents.
“And, that’s exactly what the director of the public health department told the judge, that I was refusing to self-quarantine because of this, and I’m like that’s not the case at all. I never said that.”
Elizabeth Linscott says even without the ankle monitor she had planned to be cautious.
She says if she had needed medical care she would have let healthcare workers know she was infected with the virus.
Do the community a service-give your kids a gun for Christmas
Precious Police Commissioner like the Police Union president Ian Leavers hate guns; only police should be allowed to own one Ian says
Queensland’s police chief says a billboard suggesting people give each other guns for Christmas is abhorrent and should be taken down.
The billboard at Logan, south of Brisbane, features a gun wrapped in shiny Christmas paper, two images of Australia in the crosshairs, and asks: What’s under your tree this year?

Our kids are getting a gun each for Christmas – are yours? Commissioner Ian Stewart wants to ban free speech. Its time readers!
Police Commissioner Ian Stewart says there’s nothing illegal about the gun shop’s advertising, but it does not reflect what Australia stands for.
“I would like to see the billboard taken down. People who use firearms for their sport or work know where to go to purchase guns and I don’t think we need that type of advertising,” he has told ABC radio.
“The message that sends to me and to most people in the community would be quite abhorrent and against everything that’s really good about Australia.”
The billboard is for the same gun shop that erected another giant ad earlier this year, featuring a line of bullets, scaled in size, with the tag line: “Size does matter.”
–from The Australian
Queensland police violence – in wrong house according to owner
Submitted story
Thugs in uniform dealing with the public in Queensland. Did you see the threat posed from that tiny woman being thrown around? What do you think Mr Commissioner, you must be so proud of your officers handling the public in such a way?
Editor: Retired or former police officers have told Cairns News for years that the police trainees are good citizens when they enter either of the two state training academies, but undergo a transformation during their training from having been conditioned to believe the public, whom they are supposed to serve, are the “enemy”. Nevertheless policing is a stressful job and officers continually attending often horrific road accidents takes its toll. It is quite clear that officers at the sharp end do need counselling from time to time. Another policy of the Queensland Police Service and their union is not to conduct random drug and alcohol testing of operational police. There is much anecdotal evidence doing the rounds suggesting that police officers should be tested for illicit substance abuse. Every other workplace in Australia, under the OHS policies of each state allows for random testing. Any moves to introduce this reform will be strongly defended by their union and no doubt individual officers.
Another burning issue is the strained relationship between police and indigenous people, including troublesome Pacific Islanders and Maoris. Police, every day in Cairns, Townsville and indigenous settlements like Aurukun, have to deal with these people whose inherent desire is to bash a police officer. This festering sore will take another generation to settle down because anthropologists have long identified that the black race has not yet emerged from thousands of years of warring tribalism. Until then not much will change. from Robert J Lee on Gold Coast