Silent freedom rally to be held near Gympie Town Hall
After more than 1000 people attended a freedom rally at Lake Alford Park in July, a second rally will take place on Tuesday morning in the heart of Gympie.
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A second freedom rally will take place in Gympie on Tuesday, August 31, after more than 1000 people attended a peaceful rally at Lake Alford in July.
The silent rally will take place outside the Gympie Regional Council Chambers Town Hall from 9am on Tuesday morning, where protesters will take a stand against ‘mandated vaccines’ and lockdown.
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Activist Lyn Morrison said the rally would be silent and peaceful.
“It’s in protest against a loss of freedom through lockdowns, mandated vaccines and the tyranna (sic) corporation government we are ruled by,” she said.
She said the Gympie Regional Council will be issued papers about the illegal governance in Australia.
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“The event will be a peaceful stand against our basic freedoms and human rights.”
Ms Morrison said she expected 50 activists to attend the rally.
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