What better way to chew the fat on the current nefarious goings on in the world than with guided tours of Australia's amazing South West.
Something a bit different for my valued Subscribers, and more in line with the wholesome downunder conspiracy vibe I have been trying to cultivate on this page.
During my political campaign, I started a series of videos called Sunrise Rants: basically, getting up at the crack of dawn in various locations across Australia’s South-West to ramble about certain conspiracy/geopolitical subjects as if that would make me a respectable political candidate.
Anyway, I’m going to try and take them to the next level, and start to post them here and on my YouTube channel.
Thus: the first edition of our Wholesome Conspiratorial Geopolitics (Wholesome Geopolitical Conspiracy?) Sunrise Rants comes from my favourite camping spot — Miller’s Point, lying between the regional centre of Albany and the popular Tourist town of Bremer Bay — which I filmed on the final morning of a 4 night “Return to Country” camping trip I just completed.
Coming in at a lazy 37 minutes, we tick off all the hot button issues here: the Jibby Jab (obviously); impending right-wing nationalist backlashes to Natural Law-denying left-wing globalists; women’s liberation in Iran; Red Waves/Bloodbaths and gay political scandals in the US; Abortion; Acknowledgement of Country (the centrepiece of the rant); (the artist formerly known as) Kanye and the J—s; and — fittingly saved for last, on top of Crocodile Rock with our local sun rising in the background — Israel, WW3 and Biblical prophecy. Oh boy.
To add to the story, something funny happened in the second half of the video. The night before, I went down to the rock to ask that my rant would be in alignment with truth and Nature. In the morning, when I went to the end of the rock for my Wholesome White (artist formerly know as) Kanye spiel about the J—s, I started to get censored by the wind. Was that God or Elon? Who knows these days. Anyway, the first half is most definitely worth your while, and the last 5 minute summary is pretty decent.
Enjoy.