Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And literally today will be an international

excursion in order to save freedom down under. Maybe you've heard about the oppressive

lockdowns in Australia. At first, it was called Fortress Australia because it was impervious to

the virus. COVID was not getting in. People were not getting sick. They were partying.

So in 2020, while you were crying into your Zoom teeny, they were at the beach. They were at music

festivals. They were high-fiving. They were partially nude. It was mostly clothing optional

throughout the entire continent. But then the Delta variant found its way in,

and they had a breakneck lockdown, the likes of which would make Oregon and California blush.

People are not allowed to gather in groups of more than two. And last I checked, too, is just a pair. It's not a group.

In many parts of the country, you can't travel more than three miles or five kilometers,

as it were, from your home. You can't even box a kangaroo. It's been really tough, and people

have been protesting, protests sometimes turn into riots.

There are rubber bullets.

And then the government went and killed a bunch of rescue dogs.

So the people going to rescue them wouldn't give each other COVID.

And that sent people up in arms.

If you really want to make people mad, hurt their dogs. So I want to know

what it's like in Australia. How hard is it? How tough is the fight? And what will liberty lovers do

throughout the globe in order to regain some of their freedom and individual responsibility?

Joining me now, Michael Conahan.

He is the Libertarian Party chair, the Libertarian Party of Australia.

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