Alright, chuds, listen up. The Regime's dragging more people into the Dezi Freeman saga, those two copsicles he turned into worm food down in Porepunkah. Apparently, a couple of normies, a 48-year-old and a 35-year-old, got the knock at the door for allegedly helping Freeman during his months-long vacation in the bush. Operation Summit, the plod's little search party, is still kicking, wasting taxpayer dollars on this whole charade.

Freeman, remember, was the 56-year-old chad with sovereign citizen vibes who allegedly ventilated Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson and Senior Constable Vadim De Waart-Hottart. He then went full Rambo, outsmarting the boys in blue for months. They finally caught up with him and gave him the dirt nap he deserved back in March.

Now, these two newly arrested guys are gonna get the third degree. Cops are tight-lipped, of course. Gotta maintain the narrative. But the real question is: why were these guys helping Freeman? Was it pure ideology? Did they see him as a folk hero fighting the system? Or did they just dislike the police and saw an opportunity to stick it to the man?

The fact is, the whole Freeman saga highlights a growing distrust of institutions. People are sick of the lockdowns, the mandates, the woke BS. They're starting to question everything, and some, like Freeman, decide to take matters into their own hands. Is it right? Maybe not. But is it understandable? Absolutely.

The Regime wants to paint Freeman as a lone wolf, a crazy outlier. But the fact that he had people willing to help him suggests otherwise. There's a simmering anger brewing in this country, a rejection of the status quo. And the more they try to suppress it, the more it will boil over. Remember Ruby Ridge, Waco? This is just the Aussie version, mate.

The truth is, the cops are nothing more than revenue collectors for the globalist agenda. Harassing people for victimless crimes while real criminals roam free. No wonder people are losing respect for them. And when they overstep, like they did in Porepunkah, there are consequences.

So, what's the takeaway? Don't mess with the feds. But also, don't trust the narrative. Question everything. And maybe, just maybe, support the chaps who are willing to stand up to the Deep State. The great awakening is here, and Freeman was just one of the first to wake up and smell the coffee. The establishment is scared. This is why the investigation remains ongoing and as such, they are not in a position to provide further details at this immediate time.