Comments by "William Burke" (@cornholio812) on "Mindsets For A Covid Future - Self Sufficient, Sustainable Living and Independence vs Obedience" video.

Australia is locked down TOTALLY. People are being beaten and arrested for no mask, or for families not walking 6 feet apart. How many people would you guess, with all this (faux) urgency, have died of Covid-19 (Gates' Disease) in all of Australia? (Scroll down for answer) *77*!
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The problem is that their plan involves herding us ALL into compact cities to live in dormitories in high-rise towers. You may be locked in, forbidden to ever leave your tower. The suburbs will not exist and rural communities will disappear. It's much easier for them to inject a chip and track us in our crowded little world, our towers. They want to know where EVERY "citizen" is at ALL times. Geospatial Intelligence is here. Unless we stop it. And single-family dwellings are for commissars only.
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@segrientboar5954 Submission is a real problem here also, Boar. People like their "betters" to do their thinking for them. This fight is going to go on for a really, really long time. Our kind must prevail, because losing this battle means losing everything that's dear to us. Take heart. Be well. We love you.
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@JL H I can't say you're wrong, but I sure hope so. And I sure hope we never see full-bore approach. This is certain: we are DOOMED if we don't fully resist, as if our very existence is at stake. Because it is. They're crazy, but they're far from dumb. They know all too well that they need to start off small and soft, then gradually turn up the heat - to boil the frog before he ever figures out what's happening. You don't toss a frog into a boiling pot and put the lid on. It will work, but how much better 'tis to turn up the heat slowly and ensure his own cooperation, eh?
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@perrywidhalm114 I'm American, not Australian, and never have been to Australia. But in answer to the core of your question, I wonder if it has to do with Australia originally being a penal colony for Britain's miscreants? Everyone there who is not aboriginal or an immigrant is a descendant of one or more convict undesirables.
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@segrientboar5954 Man, I think it's going to go REALLY nuts after Trump is reelected. And I live with my daughter and three grandchildren, because that's how we can get by financially. We're in a home owned by the other grandparents, and they don't want any guns in the home. So I had to store mine at my sister's house, about 130 miles away. My daughter is pro-2A, but she went along with the "house rules". When the shit comes down I have little to defend us with other than a 4-foot Chinese waxwood stick. It's so hard I can pound it on the edge of a concrete step and do more damage to the step than the stick. But how the hell am I supposed to engage multiple invaders with a STICK? I'm 72 years old! It deeply worries me she will have her light bulb go on when it's too late. Nobody in this house can back me up in case of emergency. I'll give it my best, though. I'm really concerned about it, but my concern never seems to quite break through. If I die, c'est la vie. But I don't want them to suffer harm, and it would likely be terrible.
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Segrient Boar Thanks. I do have knives. Quite a lot of them. However, a wise man once said, never bring a knife to a gunfight.
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@segrientboar5954 Maybe. It's almost as hard as concrete, thus unbreakable, and it has a 4-foot reach, longer than any knife. It can easily crack skulls. And I will bear a knife also. I'd much rather have my AR or my Remington 12-gauge, however.
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