by pandejopanda
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I just did a short trip back home to Australia after 3 years and noticed plenty of things implemented with the new world order or whatever you want to call it and wanted to share my observations.
The changes to the country were honestly shocking and I felt like a crazy person just being there because everyone seems oblivious to how insane their world has become. The people are literally treated like cattle. My observations are:
- The cost of things are insane. Everything has gone up to insane prices. A trip to McDonald’s (I hadn’t had it in 3 years so was excited) cost more than $20. 6 beers at the supermarket were over $30. My family said their electric bills have skyrocketed, my grandma now paying $250 a month. Everyone is upset about the prices, but seems apathetic in true Australian fashion.
- The level of service being delivered in hospitality, transport etc is basically zero now. No table service even at what were higher end places before, no conversation from staff. Transport staff wave you away if you ask for help with trains, buses etc. The people look so dead inside, and disconnected from other human beings.
- people are comfortable being treated like livestock. Leaving at Sydney Airport was honestly just being herded from queue to queue for 2 hours until you could board your flight. One old man needed medical attention in the line because he had been made to queue for so long and walk so far. The only people complaining were non-australians. Everyone drives 20 below the speed limit also, as if they are terrified of getting a fine.
- Everyone is terrified to talk about the situation. Asking questions about how they feel about the country now just gets awkward expressions and changes of subject. Ask someone how they feel about prices, or if they’re worried about food crisis and you won’t get a solid answer. It’s crazy.
From what I saw the Australian people are defeated and completely brainwashed. It was so sad being there and seeing friends and family like this. I knew it was bad but this trip really confirmed it. Australia is a lost country as far as I’m concerned and is ripe for whatever agenda 2030 will bring.