Interesting to see this reaction to the Canberra Convoy, which was organized by a group founded by Steve Bannon, who has developed similar groups in Italy, France &c. She's not a pro-government extremist. The current PM is a member of the Liberal Party, but the government is traditionally rather conservative. To say that there are pro-government extremists in Australia is just wrong. What's very interesting is to see this level of crazy frustration by someone who is mad about the convoy holding up traffic &c. News media admit in Canada and elsewhere that most of the people they approach don't want to be interviewed criticizing the convoy. Still, there are other ways of seeing obviouusly upset people who don't want to deal with the hassles of the convoys, nor do they see any difficulties with mandates. The major right-wing push to keep truckers off the road, and instead pay millions in donations to support their convoys is a very smart strategy at a time when prices for everything have risen dramatically due to a lack of truck deliveries. This makes liberal leaders look bad in the US, Canada, Australia and elsewhere, will make Big Corp richer in due course because the prices will remain high after the deliveries improve, and it's anti-government and anti-democratic to give this very small minority a louder voice than the majority, and thereby get more votes for the minority 1% party. A truly democratic system would focus on helping the 99%. So the crazy lady reaction in Australia is a very good example of anger at anti-vax propaganda and traffic disruptions, who want to cause a fuss about a harmless vaccine and masks, that - in a healthy society - we should see more often, but do not because liberals won't speak up, whereas the convoys will get so much of the MSM attention. Liberals should be more active.