Hey, everybody. I guess today is Judy Wildman who is an activist and a PhD researcher from

Australia who's been on the front lines of activism against his imposition of totalitarian

controls which I think is probably more acute Australia than any country that I know of in the

world. And really, I wanted to talk to you about that and get some kind of explanation about

why you think that Australia, you know, the other places happening is another British colony

which is Canada. Canada had a reputation prior to the end of the pandemic as being kind of

the forefront of human freedom, human dignity, an advocate of civil rights, an advocate of fairness

and justice. And it made this kind of walks that pivot into really, you know, this extraordinary,

almost 1937 like medical fascism. Can you talk about, you know, Australia probably is worse?

And why is this happening in Australia as opposed to other nations in Western Europe,

Germany or Italy or is happening everywhere but more and with more intensity in Australia than

we see any place else. I'd have to agree with you. I think the totalitarianism has definitely

come into play over here in Australia. And I don't know whether it's because we're some kind of

litmus test for the rest of the world in bringing in the new agenda. I do know that this

whole issue of the back scenes and the coercive programs that Australia's put into place is

all based on corruption. And so the only way to implement it is sort of some kind of fascist

regime. And that's why freedom of speech disappeared literally, you know, five to ten years ago

in Australia on this particular issue, it became very obvious to us speaking up that we're being

censored in council buildings with my academic research, I wasn't allowed to present it, defamed

and slandered in the media. So, I mean, if we look at the bigger picture of what's being

put in place, you know, it's this back scene passport that they want to put in place and then

they want to link that to a digital financial system and the digital identity, all those things

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