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More evidence of extreme coercion against anti-jab residents of Yarrabah – from Kuranda Freedom Rally
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The gloves are off Comrade Annastacia. Don’t bother sending the military back as promised on December 18.

Homeopath, naturopath and social scientist Sarah Baxter (above) has been working with the Yarrabah community(near Cairns) about health issues. With the assistance of residents she has documented the plight of those who have rallied against enforced jabs with the deadly mRNA concoction.
She said Yarrabah residents have been coerced, blackmailed and bullied into taking a medical procedure. They have been threatened not to speak out about deaths and injuries after the Covid shot.
Informed consent has not been sought and 300 body bags have been delivered to the community allegedly because of Aboriginal susceptibility to SARS-CoV-2.
“Community people have been told that anyone who does not get an injection will have to put a sign in front of their houses indicating they are a danger to their communities,” Ms Baxter said.
Legal action would be taken against Yarrabah Shire Council. Mayor Ross Andrews and CEO Leon Yeatman will be held accountable.
Kuranda Freedom Rally spills the beans on Army and police intimidation of Yarrabah Aboriginal community near Cairns
by staff reporters
More then 400 people attended Saturday’s Freedom Rally in the park at Kuranda campaigning against Covid segregation of vaxxed, un-vaxxed and medical choices belonging to the people. These residents were just as determined as every other rally crowd we have seen in North Queensland. They mean business and never before have we seen such a public outpouring of animosity towards the ALP/LNP duopoly government.
The Greens were loudly denounced and coming from an alternative community such as Kuranda the radical environmentalists will in big trouble at the ballot box.

Numerous shop keepers spoke at the rally telling Labor Premier Comrade Annastacia Palaszczuk to “shove” her vaccine mandate and that their businesses would be open to all.

More disturbing were the revelations of coercion and medical mistrust at Yarrabah Aboriginal community (near Cairns) by social worker Sarah Baxter who described the intimidation of residents by Yarrabah Council and police who had been going house to house Territory-style, coercing occupants into getting jabbed.

She told the rally the methods used by Queensland Health were from the same script being used in the Northern Territory.
She said people were frightened and did not want the deadly vax which had been causing immediate adverse reactions in some Aboriginal people (as confirmed by NT elders such as Alison Timber and David Cole).
She went on to say the army had been camped in the bush around Yarrabah inlet preventing residents from going fishing in their boats or simply leaving the community for necessary trips to Cairns.
The Queensland Premier did not go near Yarrabah when in Cairns last week. Her safety could have been in doubt. She is leaving the dirty work up to Queensland Health.
Cairns punches above its weight with 4000 marching at Saturday’s Freedom Rally
by staff reporters
Nearly 4000 oppressed Far North Queensland residents marched on the Cairns CBD today protesting against Labor Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and her vaccine mandates which have created medical apartheid within the state.

Being graced by clear skies and Cairns’ famous climate, protesters from Bamaga to Tully met near Muddys café on the Esplanade where organisers set up a podium for speakers.
Although invited to attend, no local Labor Party politicians dared show themselves with Member for Cairns Michael Healy claiming it would be “inappropriate” to attend.

It was pleasing, observers said, to see a contingent from the nearby, much-maligned Yarrabah Aboriginal community and others from communities throughout Cape York and the Torres Strait.
Aborigines are used to being besieged by apartheid in Queensland and because of their total objection to being forcibly jabbed, have been raked over the campfires by a patronising ABC and the Labor government.

The perennial federal member for Kennedy, Bob Katter and state member for Hill, Shane Knuth were wildly applauded for being the only political representatives in attendance.
Although no uniformed police were evident, undercover cops from Cairns and Mareeba were spread throughout the milling crown according to Freedom Movement observers.
Freedom group security reported an observation post set up in a high-rise apartment across the Esplanade taking shots of individuals in the crowd as were the undercover cops in the procession and the myriad static security cameras in situ along the walkways.

These supposedly covert antics reminded some older observers of the Queensland Police special branch era of the Joh Bjelke Petersen government running around with 35mm and box Brownie cameras taking black and white mug shots of political dissidents.
These days the electronic images will be stored in a huge data bank held in Roma Street police HQ in Brisbane to be added to the already bulging facial recognition files taken surreptitiously by roadside traffic cameras and passing highway patrol cars to be eventually matched with car registration numbers and drivers licences.
With reports of more than 100,000 taking to the streets in Brisbane and nearly half a million stressed-out Melbournians marching against the corrupt Dictator Dan, the Queensland Premier is creating a quite an unpalatable reputation for herself as an ogre of the party.

In reality the socialist Palaszczuk is simply doing the bidding of the Medical Mafia and Deep State in a similar fashion to disgraced former NSW Liberal Premier Gladys Berejiklian with an inoculation that does not prevent any viral infection.
Both Premiers share a European heritage, both are single, albeit supposedly having secret lovers but only one so far has been accused by Queensland philanthropist and billionaire Clive Palmer of taking bribes from big pharma’s Pfizer for pushing their poisonous jab.
Reportedly it was revealed in evidence at the recent NSW Supreme Court case against Liberal Health Minister and fascist Brad Hazzard that leading vaccine researchers driving government policy in Australia received an unprecedented $65.33 million in government grants.
Now that is a great incentive for all politicians to hold the pharmaceutical line and oppress the entire population into submission while introducing the World Economic Forum’s New World Order.
Except of course the one and a half million agitated taxpayers who took to the streets of Australia today in defiance of the Liberal and Labor duopoly’s previous and threatened, future lock down events.
What will they do with them?
Permanent military checkpoints close down Cape York Peninsula
by Robert J Lee
For 15 years or more the high-fliers of the Aboriginal industry have been trying to get their hands on the enormous mineral wealth of Cape York Peninsula.
Proven deposits of bauxite, coal, uranium, rare earth, silica, diamonds and gold have been eyed off by miners and banks since an aerial survey of the Peninsula’s natural wealth was undertaken by an American company circa 2003.
The 121,100 square klm land area of Cape York Peninsula has a population of about 8000 of which 3300 are miners living with their families in Weipa.
About 20 per cent of this number living near Weipa are Aborigines. Other than a handful of pastoralists, the remainder of Peninsula inhabitants identify as indigenous.
Along came Coronavirus, which has now proven to be a virulent strain of the common flu, so authorities, fearing for a vulnerable Aboriginal population of 5000 scattered across 17 communities situated along the east and west coastline, closed down the Peninsula. The closure will prove to be a windfall for the Cape York Land Council and Cook Shire Council.
The Queensland Labor Government which is highly dependent on the welfare vote to keep a Labor member in the Cook electorate, panders to every wish of the Aboriginal community.

Spring Hill permanent military checkpoint along the Mulligan Highway sealing off the main access to Cape York Peninsula. – Pic supplied by Cape York resident
Cape York Peninsula Coronavirus checkpoints
A permanent military and police checkpoint has been established at Spring Hill Station, 110 klm north of Mareeba, which personnel say will be there for the next 12 months or until a vaccine is produced, purportedly to protect the indigenous population.
Another permanent military checkpoint has been stationed at Chillagoe to the west of Mareeba.
Cairnsnews has published much scientific data from internationally acclaimed virologists and biologists who maintain the virus, which is causing lung problems in victims has never been isolated from the 36 sub-strains of Coronavirus.
Therefore, as the Chief Medical Officer, Dr Brendan Murphy has stated, no vaccine will be available under 18 months, if ever.
Cairnsnews has been told by indigenous residents of the Peninsula they won’t be tolerating another 12 months of being locked up and will be traveling by road or air to Cairns or elsewhere whenever they like and returning home just as they have done for a generation.
So far the evidence shows they care little for the nonsensical ‘social distancing’ or ‘self -isolation’ terminology coined by the UN and parroted by leaders across the world reading from the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board (WHO) script.
Already the Aboriginal community of Yarrabah, 20 klms south of Cairns has revolted over their lockdown, staging at least two community protests.
While Aborigines are protesting the lock down at Yarrabah from where residents can walk to Cairns, the potential for Aurukun-styled riots is already rearing its head across the north and into the Gulf..
The rules for exiting the Peninsula are quite simple but if you want to return then you must self-isolate for two weeks at home after re-entry and this isolation will be monitored by police or health officials.
The checkpoint police closely scrutinise your entry papers issued after an online application to the Cook Shire Disaster Management Group. Police will not allow anyone enter the no-go zone under any circumstances if you don’t qualify. Particularly, it seems if you are white and a pastoralist. There are reports that indigenous people are not heavily scrutinised before entering.
Checkpoint guards photograph you, your vehicle, search your vehicle and rigorously check your papers. The army and police have each set up permanent communication posts at the checkpoint with accommodation dongas and water supply tanks. There is no mobile phone service at the site.
Army Reservists with a sprinkling of regulars man the site around the clock with police drawn from Brisbane and elsewhere, understandably much to the ire of local officers. Extremely generous camping-out and meal allowances are a big drawcard for city officers.
At Bamaga in the Northern Peninsula Area private security guards are patrolling the communities on the lookout for interlopers from the Torres Strait.
Meanwhile the mineral wealth lays in situ waiting for exploitation.
Land claims
The Aboriginal Cape York Land Council two years ago filed Number 1 Claim over the entire Cape York land mass claiming all property not yet handed over to indigenous Prescribed Body Corporate groups and communities. This claim includes a number of white-owned pastoral holdings.
If successful in the Federal Court this claim will give the CYLC jurisdiction over some 60,000 square klms of mineral and pastoral wealth on the Peninsula above the 16th Parallel. In light of their previous practices few Peninsula community members will benefit from the Number 1 Claim.
Permanent checkpoints with an indefinite life will suit the Aboriginal industry hierarchy allowing them exclusive access to the entire area which they claim as home and naturally the vast deposits of mineral wealth. Mining company personnel will not be allowed to enter under the existing rules.
If the Peninsula is reopened to the 100,000 tourist vehicles that visit every year, Cook Shire Council at Cooktown after agitating for a checkpoint for several years, said it will be charging a boom-gate toll for entry with specific permit routes and destinations.
Predictably the late PM Bob Hawke’s hallmark land rights legislation soon will have created the first indigenous State of Far North Queensland.
Is it any wonder the Chinese have been trying to buy the Tip of Cape York?
Wayward indigenous youth make life hell for Cairns residents and tourists
by staff writers
Police have had enough. Youthful black criminals some as young as 13 are stealing late model cars from homes in Cairns at the rate of five a week.
The latest victim had his hire car, a Mitsibushi ASX, as well as his wallet and credit cards stolen from a relative’s Bentley Park residence.
The four teenagers in the stolen ASX then pulled up alongside a marked police car at Aeroglen, where officers were attending an accident. A stolen Nissan Micra had crashed into a police car after police deployed a tyre deflator. Four youths aged between 16 and 18 were detained by the dog squad.

Wayward black youths stole a Mitsubishi ASX then taunted police officers attending a crash site in Cairns involving another stolen car. Magistrates are too afraid of being labelled racist by the major media led by the ABC, should they take decisive action against these malcontents who are making life hell for Cairns’ residents.
The teenagers in the ASX openly taunted the officers, knowing they were unable to take any action, due to the Police Department’s no-pursuit policy.
The four youths, aged between 13 and 16, reportedly from the nearby coastal Aboriginal settlement of Yarrabah, soon after rolled and crashed the Mitsubishi hire car in Yarrabah.
They remain in hospital under police guard.
The day before black juvenile offenders, stole a luxury Lexus sedan and crashed it at Earlville after its 15 year old driver taunted police officers.
The hapless tourist who hired the ASX, Shane McCauley, of Toowoomba, now faces an insurance excess charge of $4000 because the car was written off.
He said the black youths had turned his happy family vacation into a nightmare.
“The financial burden it has put on us. We came up here on holidays and it has turned out to be a nightmare,” Mr McCauley told the Cairns Post.
“It wouldn’t bother me not to come back to North Queensland again.
“What a shit hole to put it bluntly.
“If I had a hammer I’d break their kneecaps.
“It would have been nice if the cops rang me. I haven’t got a no-pursuit policy.
“The magistrates really need to crack down on this.”
Cairns News in the past has reported several extremely contentious issues with Police Union president Ian Leavers, but at last he has come out in support of completely disillusioned Cairns police officers who have been doing their best to clean up the substantial element of indigenous offenders which have been giving law-abiding Aborigines a bad name.
Mr Leavers received a lot of public support for coming out to can fixed speed cameras which he said were doing nothing towards the road toll and were merely “revenue raisers.”
He also ridiculed the department’s no-pursuit policy.
Cairns News fully supports Mr Leavers on these vital issues but could never share his opinion that only police officers should be allowed to own guns.