Thank you. I’ll show myself out.

kek. Sure.

I’m not factually wrong.

Here's the thing. You're engaged here with an Australian who, at the time, was very active both online in the Q community and offline in my local networks and state, involved with a nationally connected pro-freedom activist group. Moreover, my state here (AUS) was THE nexus of crazy central during that whole period.

It was hell, in many ways.

But precisely because I was here at ground zero, I'm also aware of the clickbait, disinformation and misinformation that was trafficked internationally at the time. People would see one video of one incident, and widely proclaim "Australia is doing XXXX". This sort of thing still happens, but during the scamdemic, that tendency was rife.

Echoes of populations buying up toilet paper.

The "Australia put their population in FEMA-like camps" narrative was a popular one. But the reality wasn't quite like the false image that people raised on FEMA camps to cordon off dissident population stories.

Critical thinking requires factual information. Narratives are powerful, but only when we assign that power to them.

As far as I know, the narrative of the FEMA camps was essentially that this was a network of concentration camps to be utilized for rounding up dissident members of the population. Am I wrong?

I do think your reply here is a well-crafted piece of sarcasm. Kudos. Nonetheless, what you've actually stated is true. You lack specific information, you have failed to accurately report, and as such, you're promoting a flawed narrative on the basis of rumor and innuendo.

aka "The FEMA camps plan. Australia did them."

Not quite.

But, I suggest you should stick around. I don't think you're doing much damage. But I also like busting fake narratives when I see them, so perhaps its a win-win.

Addendum: hey, perhaps I can help you out on the factoid thing a bit. At last count, give or take one or two, in a population of around 26 million, Australia had about 3 or 4 remote quarantine camps. (Inaccurate report, yes, close to the mark.)

There was also that stupid and horrific thing where returning and incoming travelers were quarantine at two city hotel buildings. Of course, a bad, bad idea and that DID do real damage.

In case you want some factual sources, you might want to watch this. It will give you a better picture of the reality that took place over here.

Battleground Melbourne - documentary by freedom activist Topher Fields.

https://battlegroundmelbourne.com/

Also, FYI: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/20/world/australia/howard-springs-quarantine.html

Melbourne (pop around 5.5 million) built one 'quarantine camp' at Mickleham.

So, factually, yes, Australia build a few quarantine camps. No, Australia did not implement the 'FEMA camps' plan.

https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/victorian-quarantine-hub-closure