Australians Under Siege: Café Locked Out

'Syndicated from Cafe Locked Out'

Najma is a single mother who we interviewed a few months ago.
She was adamant then that she didn’t want to take the (you know what), but now she has booked herself in.
Why? What changed?
Sam was a teacher. Now he too is under siege, not by an invading army but his own people.
If he doesn’t comply what will become of him, of his family?
And they are not alone. All over Australia those who have been holding the line, are now losing their jobs, reaching the end of their savings, selling, if they have them, their houses.
They are being starved into submission, crippled into complying, broken.
And remarkably of all, this is being orchestrated by our Governing bodies, and all under the silence and even condescension of other Australians.
So what will they do? Let’s ask them.