an Australian government website. They have announced their plans to construct what they refer to as an alternative quarantine hub with relocatable cabins for those who must be removed from civil society due to the risk of COVID.

Relocatable cabins sounds an awful lot like a fancy word for camp. That's apparently what they're building and I've already seen the apologizing happening on Twitter. These people are Nazis make no mistake when they're like, oh, calm down. They're building an internment facility.

It's no big deal. Just get on the train and head out to the camp. Yeah, sorry. They'll always try to come in with something seemingly reasonable and you have to say there's a line where we don't accept that you will move us in increments until we are pushed off the cliff.

If they want to build an internment hub before people who are a risk to people's health or whatever it's like, dude, you're too dangerously close. Sorry. We have ways to deal with this. It's called people can stay at home or something like that. That's what's happening. Now in New York.

They have officially started today, the vaccine mandates and it is worse than I thought. You know, I was on Twitter and I was talking about Google and Facebook requiring vaccines for their employees.

And I said a lot of people are probably going to quit over this camera and caske of Parkland, notably responded with and there's about to be a whole lot of, you know, positions opening for people who aren't stupid.

And then I'd mentioned that some people have medical issues, borrowing them from getting the vaccine or more importantly, some people have not necessarily an underlying medical condition, but a medical circumstance where their doctor will say it's up to you and they'll have to make a hard choice.

This will pressure them in certain ways and maybe they want it. We'll want to do it. And then of course the response from all of these young people and establish establishment crony types and activists said, of course there will be medical exemptions.

Wrong. New York. I called them. I called the city and I asked. They said no medical exemptions. I called to civil rights lawyers and they said we will not advise on this. Sorry, have a nice day and hung up. It was nuts. It was abrupt. I call lawyers all the time. They're usually more like, oh, yeah, you know, in the law works this way in that way.

And he said, you can do I called on this stuff and they're like, I know I can't help you have a nice day by one one firm was like, I am getting hundreds of calls about this. We are not going to be advising on it. Have a nice day. One guy was like, we are a, you know, civil rights and we do medical discrimination. We're not going to help you buy.

I was like, wow, this crazy. So then I went and I called about, you know, I think 25 or so restaurants in New York. One of them said, nah, you were not testing. We're not checking. Have have a nice day. I was like, oh, wow, okay.

One of them said that yes, you are required to show proof. If you have a medical exemption, you'll be fine. All the rest said no excuses. And I said, you know, what if somebody might, you know, my friends doctor says they can't get the vaccine. And they said, I'm sorry, that's, that's too bad. We can't allow them.

But we, you can eat outside. You want to eat outside? I said, I'm not going to tell my friend who's got a medical condition. They have to eat outside. That's, that's just wrong. And you know what they said to me? We're, we're so sorry. It's just we're following the orders of the mayor. We have to do it.

It's not worth it to risk it. Welcome to your brave new 1984 world. So we're going to talk about all this stuff. We're going to get into greater detail on this. Plus we can talk about Afghanistan, Balkanization, maybe even civil war because we are being joined by a coach.

I like how you say, we want to talk about civil war. Coach Slikters here, everybody. It's right.

Giant National catastrophe of that paper for shins. We'll welcome coach Slikters. Who better to talk about total disaster?

You're writing a book. I wrote a book. I got the split out the six of the Kelly Turnbull ones. I, I am working on a proposal to talk about a nonfiction to talk about what's going to happen.

And I'm already at work on the seventh Kelly Turnbull novel about America falling apart. Doesn't mean I advocate it. Contrary to what the bull work says.

Right. These are not in favor. These, these are against these are cautionary examples. These are warnings. These are big red flags saying, stop. Quick. Don't do these dumb things.

And then they start saying, hey, we're going to make sure that about 50% of people in New York can't live their lives because they disobeyed us.

It's worse than that. I mean that that I think we can start with we can start with that. People have a right to choose. They're right to go to their doctor. There are, there are people who don't have an illness per se.

But may have some circumstance in which their doctors like, well, you know, maybe you should, maybe you shouldn't. And then they'll have to make that choice. The government's going to pressure them. And an example, I guess would be like pregnant women.

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