New South Wales recorded 29,504 COVID cases today and 17 deaths. Today I took my son for a drive to Campbelltown to purchase party decorations for my birthday celebrations tomorrow. Stopping off at a petrol station in St Helen’s Park on the return drive home, I filled the car up with unleaded petrol.
Looking across to the petrol station entrance doors, I noticed the petrol station attendant having a smoke outside, to the right of the entrance doors. For an older scaly-skinned Caucasian woman in her mid forties, she looked hot in her bright off-orange top, accentuating the phenomenal shape of her breasts.
There was a work Ute parked beside her, and what looked like a tradie standing there chatting to her. He was a solid, tall, pasty-skinned Caucasian male with tattoos on his calf muscle and thigh. He was obviously flirting with the female petrol station attendant. Soon, the woman finished her smoke, and headed back inside the petrol station, followed by the male tradie.
The Slur On Novak Djokovic
When I entered the petrol station to pay for the petrol, I instantly became offended hearing the tail-end of their conversation.
I heard the woman ending her sentence, “Yep. All the people who have come into the store have said the same thing.”
The tradie then remarked, “Yeah. If he did not fill in the visa application correctly, he can’t come into the country. It’s that simple.”
I knew that the petrol station attendant and the tradesman were talking about Novak Djokovic.
I was thinking, “Fuck you guys! This is the reason why there are two different Australias. There is my Australia that shows compassion to people, and there’s your Australia where you don’t care about human rights. You don’t care about freedom of speech. The government has brainwashed you.”
The Australian government has made these people believe that Novak Djokovic was deported from Australia because an error was made in his visa application. But the first case in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia quashed the premise that his visa application had mistakes.
The second Federal Court of Australia case didn’t even focus on Novak Djokovic’s visa. The court case focused on how the Australian government does not want Novak Djokovic in Australia when lawyers for immigration minister Alex Hawke argued Novak Djokovic may be an icon for the anti-vaccination movement. That’s the true reason Novak was being deported from Australia by the Australian government.
Protesting Against The Brainwashed Many In Australian Society
I was incensed to have these brainwashed idiots in Australia casually talking about the Novak Djokovic situation being a hassle to them. I wanted to walk out of the petrol station in protest, but I had to pay for the petrol.
That’s when I started looking at that petrol station attendant differently. She’s an attractive woman. She is nice and sweet. Nonetheless, she tolerated people with a warped view of what it means to be in a good society. She didn’t actually come out to state her opinion. She merely said that other people came into the petrol station to give their opinions to her.
As I took those few steps in line behind the pasty-skinned tradie, I sensed he was unsure of himself. His tone of speech gave me the sense that he needs the opinions of others to validate his belief. He looked like he would win in a scrap. But when I heard him insult the number one tennis player in the world, I felt like I could whoop his ass.
I felt like popping up, saying, “Well, I don’t think that. I believe in freedom of speech,” and going on a rant about it.
The whole situation around Novak Djokovic and freedom of bodily autonomy made me feel that Australian people are very far gone. They are very brainwashed. Whatever the Australian government says, these types of Australian people will listen to politicians on mainstream news, and agree with the narrative.
The mainstream news will massage the frail egos of Australians with gentle views about the truth, to make it sound cute. Then you have stupid idiots in Australian society like this tradesman with the tattoos, that goes along with the mainstream and government narrative as if it’s right. It’s not right.
What Would Anne Frank Say Of Lawful COVID-19 Pandemic Orders
Situation I saw a comment online that said the people that hid Anne Frank were breaking the law. The people that killed Anne Frank were following the law. That’s the kind of situation we are in right now in Australia.
Despite it being lawful, it’s ethically, morally and intellectually wrong for the government to kick Novak Djokovic out of Australia, and it is equally wrong for these vaccine mandates and restrictions to be in effect in Australia. For some layman to casually back the Australian government decisions is ludicrous, in my opinion.
If these people really agree with the Australian government decisions on COVID-19, then take the next step. Go marry Scott Morrison, have his love child. Go marry someone in the Australian government. If you are such a believer in nepotism, go marry someone in the government so that you can get all the good benefits that come with the COVID-19 narrative that you espouse.
Australia will be like the Chinese Communist Party. You can get membership by being one of the communists.
These Australians genuinely believe that they’re on the right side of history. They’re not, and we’re going to see history turn, and history will remember these people, as we look back on these horrid abuses of human rights and human dignity into the future.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
