Having left Melbourne over its harsh lockdown measure for Darwin, Australian Haley Hodgson found that it was hard to escape tyranny in her country.
Hodgson, who never tested positive for COVID-19, was forced to leave her life behind for 14 days for a stint at one of Australia's internment camps.
While at camp, Hodgson said there are "Cameras everywhere," and "I'm in this little box, and I cannot move." In the interview, video is shown of Hodgson being threatened with a $5,000 fine for stepping off the small deck where she was being housed to throw something out without a mask on.
Speaking of "Cameras everywhere," that's not just in the camps as Hodgson described how they determined her as a close contact to someone.
How did Hodgson get caught up in the tyranny? Her license plate was seen on CCTV cameras, and the government allegedly had footage of her being near the friend.
Hodgson tested three times at the camp, every time coming back negative.
"Never had COVID. I was in close contact with someone, never got it and I was treated literally like a criminal," Hodgson said adding that the Australian Centers for Disease Control confirmed to her that she had to stay at camp for the full 14 days as "Punishment" for saying she had taken a test when she hadn't.
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Sunday, December 5, 2021
Victim of COVID-19 Tyranny Describes Experience in Australian Internment Camp
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