🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman🧵 In late August 2025, a rural property near Porepunkah became the centre of a national crisis. During a warrant operation on 26 August, two Victoria Police officers, Detective
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman🧵 Part 2 A critical piece of Freeman’s public history complicates the later caricature and supports the theory that he was targeted after dissenting. Years before the manhunt, he
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman🧵 Part 3 On 26 August, police executed a warrant at Freeman’s property. Official accounts are that Freeman ambushed the police, killing two and wounding a third, then escaped
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman 🧵 Part 4 One of the most striking features of the messaging was the repeated emphasis on 450, the number of officers deployed, and the number of public tip offs they've
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman 🧵 Part 5 Compounding the symbolic bait was a simple but consequential editorial error: some early reports used an image from a similar Queensland shootout (Wieambilla, 2022), an
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman 🧵 Part 6 Following the shooting, police executed multiple raids and made several arrests. Two sequences highlight how the fallout read as both operational response and public
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman 🧵 Part 7 Two kinds of critique coexist here, and they must be kept distinct: 1. Credible critique, voices like Sud’s, that scrutinise how incidents are framed and how
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman 🧵 Part 8 In short: the louder the symbolic drama, the easier it becomes for systemic problems to be ignored. Instead of asking whether IBAC has the capacity and independence to
🚨#BREAKING: The Freeman Cover-Up: What the Media Won’t Tell You About Australia’s Fugitive Bushman 🧵 Part 9- CONCLUSION This was never only about one man in the bush. The Freeman case has been amplified, symbolised and weaponised in ways that show how stories become tools of
@roelynnstone Great research. There’s alot that doesn’t add up about this case
@Speculator34 Thank you!! You nailed it. And what DOES add up are the exact parts the media refuses to acknowledge.
@roelynnstone Interesting..
@roelynnstone it would make nkorea proud
@roelynnstone Well written. Very interesting. It sounds like ways for the government to push a surveillance state and to dictate lives and limit freedoms. I’m not saying people haven’t been killed and hurt, but sometimes I believe they use false flags to push narratives and agendas.