Last year, when the COVID-19 virus reared its head and the world’s governments went into utter panic it was a massive red flag.
Yes, I get it. No one wants to get sick and with threats of bioweapons from other countries, of course, that would make anyone nervous, but this wasn’t that.
Especially when they were all about locking us down so quickly during an election year.
However, here we are some 18 months later still listen to these fools blather on about the virus and now the Delta variant.
I cannot shake my head anymore over all of this or I will end up with brain injury.
So, as Joe Biden is talking about forcing everyone to get the vaccine in America, whether you like Australia has gone full potato and has implemented martial law.
This comes after the Freedom Day protests that rocked Australia’s largest city, the Sydney lockdown was extended to at least August 28th.
However, instead of the police watching over their subjects, the military will obviously monitor them all to prevent future protests.
This is exactly what I was afraid of and also that it will make its way here too. However, the difference between us and them is that they willingly gave up their guns and we haven’t.
Maybe that’s why this is able to happen over there, but when you have power greedy Democrats in office you just never know.
Check out what is happening:
Authorities in Australia have called in the military to occupy parts of Sydney and enforce the country’s latest draconian COVID-19 lockdown.https://t.co/UgQxrNsGaM
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 29, 2021
Commission Mick Fuller has been given 300 Australian Defence Force troops to help enforce the controversial Sydney lockdown.https://t.co/JHM5xtz7W7
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) July 29, 2021
Hundreds of military personnel have been called up to help enforce a COVID lockdown in Australia's biggest city, as the Delta variant fuels a record one-day rise in coronavirus cases.https://t.co/ZCH0TDLOrm
— Megan Harwood-Baynes (@megbaynes) July 29, 2021
SYDNEY – Police in Australia's largest city have requested military help to enforce a coronavirus lockdown as infections in Sydney reached a new record Thursday. #BangkokPost #World https://t.co/SXFSyyhDq1
— Bangkok Post (@BangkokPostNews) July 29, 2021
Medical fascism in Australia. The military are meant to protect citizens from foreign enemies, not enforce tyranny on their own nation. https://t.co/0hkL6O3seD
— David Kurten (@davidkurten) July 29, 2021
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Parts of Australia are considering bringing in the military to enforce Covid restrictions. Australia is really not a free country anymore. https://t.co/WA4s5ppEIC
— AEA (@Gamecock0912) July 23, 2021
CBC News reported:
Australia’s biggest city Sydney posted a record one-day rise in local COVID-19 cases on Thursday and warned the outbreak would get worse, as authorities sought military help to enforce a lockdown of six million people poised to enter its sixth week.
Australia has struggled to contain an outbreak of the highly infectious delta variant in and around Sydney in recent weeks, which threatens to push the country’s $2-trillion (Australian) ($1.85-trillion) economy into its second recession in as many years.
Despite an extended lockdown of Sydney, the state capital, New South Wales recorded 239 locally acquired cases in the past 24 hours, the biggest daily rise since the pandemic began.
“We can only assume that things are likely to get worse before they get better given the quantity of people infectious in the community,” New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian told reporters in Sydney.
Berejiklian said one more person had died from COVID-19, taking the death toll from the current outbreak to 13 and the overall national total to 921.
With little sign that recent restrictions are reducing case numbers, Berejiklian said new curbs would be imposed on the southwestern and western areas of Sydney where the majority of COVID-19 cases are being found.
More than two million residents in eight Sydney hotspots will now be forced to wear masks outdoors and must stay within five kilometres of their homes.
Military help requested
With even tighter restrictions set to begin on Friday, New South Wales Police said it had asked for 300 military personnel to help enforce lockdown orders.
“With an increase in enforcement activity over the coming week, I have now made a formal request to the prime minister for (Australian Defence Force) personnel to assist with that operation,” New South Wales police Commissioner Mick Fuller said in an emailed statement.
Sky News had this to share:
Sydney has remained under stay-at-home orders since late June as the country – which has largely kept infections under control during the pandemic – struggles to contain an outbreak of the highly infectious Delta variant.
On Thursday, New South Wales reported a one-day record rise in COVID cases of 239 – the biggest increase in Australia‘s most populous state since the pandemic began.
Officials warned the outbreak is poised to get worse.
Now, stricter lockdown measures will begin on Friday, and residents in Sydney’s eight hotspots will be required to wear masks outdoors and told they must stay within three miles of their homes.
New South Wales Police said it has asked for 300 military personnel to help enforce the measures. It comes after thousands of protestors marched on the streets, carrying signs demanding “freedom”.
Victoria and South Australia came out of lockdown on Wednesday after managing to contain smaller outbreaks.
“We can only assume that things are likely to get worse before they get better given the quantity of people infectious in the community,” New South Wales (NSW) Premier Gladys Berejiklian.
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