Tracy Linford's Dob in a Covid Denier video goes Viral

This video of Queensland Deputy Police Commissioner Tracy Linford telling people to dob in Covid deniers to counterterrorism police has exploded across the internet:

It’s only a matter of time before the ABC moves in to do some damage control and publishes so-called “fact check” pieces claiming the police cat lady did not say what she said.

But the internet is forever:

“We’ve got other specialist teams online like our Covid online team, evidence extraction experts, our forensic police. We also have involved our security and counterterrorism teams, and the reason they’re involved is they are skilled at looking at the motivation why people do things like we saw last Monday.
“So they’re skilled at looking at things like religiously motivated extremism, ideologically motivated extremism, issue motivated extremism, grievance fuelled violence and even pathological fuelled violence.

How about word-salad-fatigue fuelled violence? Seriously, they are inventing new definitions every day. Everybody is basically a terrorist now.

“So they’re assisting the investigation centre and the ethical standards command…
“Part of my role is in counterterrorism and we meet nationally with the Australia New Zealand Counter Terrorism Committee and discuss these issues regularly, so we do investigate and monitor people who demonstrate, and we know show concerning behaviour…
“If it’s anybody out there that knows of somebody that might be showing concerning behaviour around conspiracy theories, anti-government, anti-police, conspiracy theories around Covid 19 vaccination, we want to know about that, and you can either contact police directly or go through crimestoppers.”

If your school principal and a couple of teachers quit because they oppose forced vaccination to keep their jobs, just call the police and they’ll send a SWAT team to murder them in cold blood then lie about it afterward.

Wieambilla is basically Charlottesville for the Freedom Movement. They’re going to use it as the excuse to label anybody who opposes the mass forced vaccination agenda as a terrorist. Authorities found an excuse to jail Russian activist the Cossack for several months just before the federal election, and Monica Smit chose jail time in preference to being muzzled.

Her proposed bail conditions mirrored those set on Neil Erikson, who chose a month in prison rather than to be silenced, and Jacob Hersant. Thomas Sewell and Simon Hickey have both been jailed without trial explicitly for their political beliefs.

The thing to understand is that Covid Tyranny is not over. The lockdowns, mask mandates and the hated vaccine mandates have ended but the Regime is now going all in on stifling all dissent.

The two big threats to its agenda are opposition to mass replacement immigration and opposition to mass forced vaccination. The latter movement, which is bigger, is currently an implicitly White movement. Their greatest fear is that it will become an explicitly White, and explicitly pro-White juggernaut which merges with the former.

Finally, let’s reiterate a point made in yesterday’s report. The Daily Mail attempted to deflect readers’ attention from a stunning backpedal by police by claiming it had busted irrelevant“myths” about the Wieambilla shooting.

The real story was that the police changed their story.

They initially claimed they were investigating a missing person’s report, but then all the crazy Covid conspiracy theory terrorists on the internet in their Mums’ basements in Florida kept asking why they sent four officers and not just two.

The story has now changed:

They discovered he had an outstanding warrant from this incident that police tried to speak to him about in August but couldn’t find him, so they took the opportunity to follow that up at the same time.
His firearms licence was also suspended as a result of him abandoning two unsecured guns behind after the border-running incident.
Gareth had only a 1998 offence for possessing a firearm with an expired licence, and Stacey no police history at all.

Deputy Commissioner Linford said four officers went to the property, rather than the usual two, because it was standard procedure when serving a warrant.

What they’re saying is that all the Covid denying conspiracy theorists who are exhibiting concerning behaviour and are probably terrorists actually have a point.

By David Hiscox

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• Constables Rachel McCrow, 29, and Matthew Arnold, 26, were gunned down
• Gareth Train, 47, his brother Nathaniel, 46, and his wife Stacey, 45, killed them
• Officers approached rural home looking for Nathaniel after missing person call
• Senior cops answered some of the burning questions about shooting's events

Two young cops who were gunned down by doomsday preppers had no idea they were walking into an ambush, police have confirmed.

Constables Rachel McCrow, 29, and Matthew Arnold, 26, were shot and killed by three extreme conspiracy theorists on December 12.

Gareth Train, 47, his brother Nathaniel, 46, and his wife Stacey, 45, opened fire as the officers approached their rural home in Wieambilla, three hours west of Brisbane.

Constable Arnold was killed by a single bullet and his housemate McCrow executed by the trio as she lay wounded on the ground.

A third officer, Constable Randall Kirk, was shot in the leg but managed to escape while his rookie colleague Constable Keely Brough fled to safety in bushland.

The Train family members were killed in a ferocious shootout with tactical police later that night after Constable Brough was rescued and the slain officers' bodies retrieved.

Deputy Commissioner Tracy Linford on Thursday tried to answer some of the burning questions about how the shooting unfolded.

'People are asking the question: why and how did this happen? What I can tell you is police had very little history about the Train family,' she said.

Despite locals claiming they warned police about concerning behaviour, she said there was no intelligence to suggest they were a serious threat.

'In the scheme of things, this was a run of the mill policing job. our police attend addresses every day of the week and execute warrants,' she said.

'Given we had very little history or knowledge [of] any concerning behaviour about Nathaniel Train, there wasn't anything to flag particular concern with our members who were attending the scene that day.'

Local police got regular training from counter-terrorism officers to spot red flags, but didn't see any with the Train family.

Deputy Commissioner Linford also dismissed theories that the killers used a missing persons report of Nathaniel Train to lure police into a trap.

She said the report was made by his wife, who hadn't seen him in a year, spoken to him since May, and last had email contact in July.

'We don't think [that she helped set up police], she had a genuine concern for his wellbeing. She hadn't spoken to him for some time,' she said.

Nathaniel's wife reported him missing to NSW Police, who asked Queensland Police if they could check with his brother and ex-wife (who had since married his brother).

Before they left, the officers checked all three Trains in the police database and found very limited criminal history or concerning behaviour.

Nathaniel had only a 2014 driving offence and an incident on December 17, 2021, where he abandoned two guns at the NSW-Queensland border after crashing his car into a barrier at a Covid checkpoint.

They discovered he had an outstanding warrant from this incident that police tried to speak to him about in August but couldn't find him, so they took the opportunity to follow that up at the same time.

His firearms licence was also suspended as a result of him abandoning two unsecured guns behind after the border-running incident.

Gareth had only a 1998 offence for possessing a firearm with an expired licence, and Stacey no police history at all.

Deputy Commissioner Linford said four officers went to the property, rather than the usual two, because it was standard procedure when serving a warrant.

The officers knew he was registered firearms owners, but had to reason to suspect they would be shot at as they approached.

Six guns were seized at the property after the shootout - two registered to Nathaniel, three unregistered, and one whose owners was still unknown.

Police also found three compound bows, arrows, and three knives.

Deputy Commissioner Linford said the shooting was not being classes as domestic terrorism, and the family had no links to any organised groups or any indication they were 'planning something bigger'.

'There is nothing to indicate there was any other person involved... there were postings to social media sites but we haven't found any connection to any particular issue-motivated group,' she said.

She said police saw displays of anti-government, anti-police, and conspiracy theorist sentiment, but nothing to indicate they were 'inspired' by anyone to kill police.

However, social media videos and posts by the trio showed they had contact with fellow conspiracy nuts in the US and elsewhere, which police are investigating with the help of American law enforcement.

Police were also identifying other people posting on the same sites, and those running, and planned to speak with them as part of the investigation.

Videos emerged of the cop killers discussing deranged theories about religion and death and reading aloud a bizarre handwritten letter.

In one, a woman believed to be Stacey reads out a letter in which she offers another evangelical conspiracy theorist 'safe refuge' to stay at her property.

Other videos feature Stacey reading out a lengthy apocalyptic biblical passage, as well as a missing person's report for Nathaniel delivered in a robotic voice.

After reading out the report, Gareth went on a bizarre rant referring to Nathaniel as 'a whistleblower on high level corruption within the NSW education department'.

He then refers to 'connections to the NSW Police organised crime syndicate and the fixated persons branch' and an ASIO officer posing as a journalist.

The videos reference specific police officers, which Deputy Commissioner Linford said were believed to be those who left answering machine messages or contact cards while trying to find Nathaniel.

She said local police went to the house on several occasions in August trying to find and speak to him about the incident at the border.

However, no one answered the door or the phone and there was 'nothing to indicate he was there' - despite the property being where his car was towed to after it got bogged at the border.

Investigators were reviewing more than 20 calls to Crime Stoppers from after the shooting.

Deputy Commissioner Linford urged the public to dob in to police anyone who displayed anti-government, anti-police, or Covid conspiracy theory rhetoric.

She said it was a very complex investigation and she wanted 'to manage expectations about getting that why and that how'.

Ethical standards command was leading the investigation, assisted by homicide, intelligence, covert online, and counter-terrorism, along with local cops.

Investigators were trying to create a timeline of their activities in the weeks and months leading up to the shooting.

This involved taking statements from dozens of people including friends, associates, neighbours, past employers, and locals, as well as combing through their bank accounts and phone records for clues.

Specialist officers were also trawling social media trying to understand the Trains and find anything about them.

Deputy Commissioner Linford said there were 'names other than the Train family names' that were of interest.

By Nic White & Candace Sutton

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Queensland Police are now actively targeting thought criminals, with the Deputy Commissioner openly calling for people to dob in anybody they notice contradicting The Narrative.

From the Daily Mail:

Deputy Commissioner Linford urged the public to dob in to police anyone who displayed anti-government, anti-police, or Covid conspiracy theory rhetoric.

She said it was a very complex investigation and she wanted ‘to manage expectations about getting that why and that how’.

Ethical standards command was leading the investigation, assisted by homicide, intelligence, covert online, and counter-terrorism, along with local cops.

Investigators were trying to create a timeline of their activities in the weeks and months leading up to the shooting.

This involved taking statements from dozens of people including friends, associates, neighbours, past employers, and locals, as well as combing through their bank accounts and phone records for clues.

Specialist officers were also trawling social media trying to understand the Trains and find anything about them.

Deputy Commissioner Linford said there were ‘names other than the Train family names’ that were of interest.

Bizarrely, Queensland Police are now stating the Trains had no links to organised groups deapite the Lying Press having spent a week attempting to link the trio to some kind of dark conspiracy of online activists.

Simultaneously, police are signalling their intention to target individual free thinkers:

Deputy Commissioner Linford said the shooting was not being classes as domestic terrorism, and the family had no links to any organised groups or any indication they were ‘planning something bigger’.

‘There is nothing to indicate there was any other person involved… there were postings to social media sites but we haven’t found any connection to any particular issue-motivated group,’ she said.

She said police saw displays of anti-government, anti-police, and conspiracy theorist sentiment, but nothing to indicate they were ‘inspired’ by anyone to kill police.

However, social media videos and posts by the trio showed they had contact with fellow conspiracy nuts in the US and elsewhere, which police are investigating with the help of American law enforcement…

Police were also identifying other people posting on the same sites, and those running, and planned to speak with them as part of the investigation.

Note the use of emotive language – “conspiracy nuts”. This may be the admittedly sensationalist Daily Mail, but this is editorialising, not reporting.

The official story regarding the purpose of the police visit to the Wieambilla property has now changed, possibly due to queries as to why four police officers were sent to investigate a routine missing persons report. The official line is now that they were following up a warrant:

Before they left, the officers checked all three Trains in the police database and found very limited criminal history or concerning behaviour.

Nathaniel had only a 2014 driving offence and an incident on December 17, 2021, where he abandoned two guns at the NSW-Queensland border after crashing his car into a barrier at a Covid checkpoint.

They discovered he had an outstanding warrant from this incident that police tried to speak to him about in August but couldn’t find him, so they took the opportunity to follow that up at the same time.

His firearms licence was also suspended as a result of him abandoning two unsecured guns behind after the border-running incident.

Gareth had only a 1998 offence for possessing a firearm with an expired licence, and Stacey no police history at all.

Deputy Commissioner Linford said four officers went to the property, rather than the usual two, because it was standard procedure when serving a warrant.

It is worth noting that the warrant on Nathaniel Train only existed in the first place as a result of the illegal Queensland-NSW border restrictions established during the Covid lockdowns.

Blair Cottrell has noted:

So they lied. It wasn’t a welfare check.

About 6 hours ago, Queensland police admitted they’d visited the Train property multiple times (its not clear how many times exactly) throughout the year, looking for former school teacher Nathaniel Train. He was being investigated for “crossing a state border illegally” (during covid lockdowns) carrying firearms registered to him.

It’s becoming clear the Train family felt harassed, had (likely) travelled to attend protests against the lockdowns, were trying to evade arrest and had grown paranoid.

Fair question:

Why did the police lie to the press and the pubic for two weeks, fail to mention the warrant for Nathaniel’s arrest and pretend their last visit was “just a welfare check?” Following up a warrant and jumping a locked gate intending to find and arrest somebody isn’t a welfare check.

What else are they hiding?

Further adding to the suspicious nature of the event, after the Queensland Police Union declared on Tuesday that it intended to purchase the property on which the shooting occurred, last night a suspicious bushfire nearly destroyed the home of the neighbour who was shot during the gun battle. Both incidences will only serve to fuel suspicions of a cover up.

The events of the past week fit a pattern whereby political dissidents are being railroaded by authorities. On Tuesday, EAM leader Thomas Sewell was found guilty of charges related to an incident with a security guard outside the Channel 9 office in Melbourne in March 2021.

CCTV footage of the incident had been withheld for nearly two years, during which time the Lying Press claimed Sewell’s defence of his cameraman was actually an unprovoked attack. Then during the trial, the prosecution argued and the magistrate agreed that the footage showed the guard pushed Jacob Hersant’s shoulder, despite still shots clearly indicating a throat punch occurred.

This begs the question, if the CCTV footage showed a shoulder punch, why withhold it? Surely publicising it would have boosted The Narrative.

In May last year, Sewell was denied bail explicitly on the grounds of his political beliefs and spent seven months in prison.

It is evident that opposition to mass immigration and Covid Tyranny both directly threaten the Regime’s agenda, and outspoken individuals and organisations in both camps are being targeted as a result.

Furthermore, any people who just want to be left alone off grid are being framed as terrorists. This raises the question as to why the Australian Regime is so fixated on preventing people from existing outside the system.

By David Hiscox

Tracy Linford’s Dob in a Covid Denier video goes Viral

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