Tucker Carlson opening night of his AUS tour as described by an attendee.

https://gab.com/JohnnyBeBad1/posts/112657166782996231

Morning all, well it's the next morning after seeing Tucker and Clive, Dinesh Desouza and an Australian lawyer who took it upon herself to create a class action against jab pushing APHRA and won.

The venue was quite large for a regional town the size of Cairns and was almost fully booked out, contrary to media reports that Clive had to discount tickets to get a crowd. It was only the bleachers around the very top of the auditorium which had ticket prices dropped slightly for last minute walk ins on the opening night.

At entrance time to the venue, security was quite high, with plenty of police, who were all very well behaved and cordial to arriving crowd.

Security at the gates was rather intense for a small town, using metal detectors and bag checks.

I suppose they may have been expecting protestors, lefties or some antifa types to attempt to disrupt the evening, but that never even looked close to happening, there was not a single person attending who was disruptive in any way, so by intermission, police and security were a little more relaxed.

Judging by some of the AUS patriots in attendance, any protestors would have been way out of their depth, had a confrontation occurred.

The evening was most entertaining. Dinesh presented his movies Police State and 2000 Mules. Follwed by Clive presenting his endeavors in procuring 37 million doses of Hydroxychloroquine and the subsequent government permits granted, only for TGA and Gov deciding to destroy the entire supply. Clive and two of his children scoured the globe for HCQ supply, and successfully got more supply for AUS than even Trump was able to get for the US, by over 6 million doses, Trump managing to get 31M.

Then came the main speaker Carlson. he as always was charismatic, straight forward, honest and motivational. He interacted with the crowd and indulged those engaging with loud agreement to his message. All in all, the evening was 100% comfy.

I met Sen Ralph Babbet, and while it was a UAP event, the UAP marketing wasn't really visible, keeping the event on topic of free speech and courage to stand and speak out against government tyranny. Tucker used the tyranny word several times, with the crowd cheering on his sentiment.

All in all a great evening spent listening to great people. The eye opening part was patriots of like minded thinking basking openly in each others company. A real change is in the air, whose vibe permeated the evening.

Well worth every cent in ticket price.

https://gab.com/JohnnyBeBad1/posts/112652583202665485

Going to see Tucker Carlson and Clive Palmer tonight, in their first show of the Australian tour.

Looking forward to the show. Will report back here tomoz with my pining thoughts.

https://premier.ticketek.com.au/Shows/Show.aspx?sh=TUCKERCA24