Melbourne's Gestapo's Covid Mandates Prevents Rescue of 14yo Autistic Boy

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Melbourne's Gestapo's Covid Mandates Prevents Rescue of 14yo Autistic Boy

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Friday, September 25, 2020 - 11:42.

Melbourne's Gestapo's Covid Mandates Prevents Rescue of 14yo Autistic Boy

depraved indifference

Joe Fri, 09/25/2020 - 14:08

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You want to hear the story about how a US cop almost killed me with depraved indifference 15 years ago Dave? I had been riding my motorcycle cross country and had been up for 24 hours, and it had been raining for hours, I was exothermic. I tried to get some rest under a picnic table at a rest stop. A cop threatened me with arrest if I did not move on. I did and don't know to this day why I didn't die that day....

These are the beginning of sorrows.Very dark days ahead.

Fotonic Sat, 09/26/2020 - 05:36

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Greetings Dave, The boy(who lived not too far from me) was found dead due to actions(or lack of) of police state. Very Sad ending, one of many.

History repeating! Nazi…

Lying Dog Face… Sat, 09/26/2020 - 07:20

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History repeating! Nazi Reich is alive and taking over various nations. America will be next. Always thought the FEMA camps were a bit of an exaggeration several years ago, I was wrong. Sorry.

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