Australian actor claims police killings are due to COVID lockdowns


Underbelly actor Firass Dirani has raised eyebrows over the killing of a Queensland police officer on Monday night, linking the shooting to Covid lockdowns.

In a recent Instagram story, Dirani oddly questioned whether “Plandemic” was to blame for the poor mental health that led to the shootings in Queensland.

“Wtf is going on in Qld?” he wrote.

Firass Dirani on his Instagram stories strangely claimed that the shooting that killed two policemen was due to the COVID lockdown.
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“The Suncrime State, arguably Queensland, is the country’s mass shooting state. Plandemic really did a number of things in the psyche.

Dirani further clarified his comments A statement to Daily Mail Australia.

“I am commenting that there may be mental health issues involved in this mass shooting. It led to two years of blockades and lies,” he said.

Constable Rachel McCraw and Constable Matthew Arnold were shot dead during a routine missing person investigation at 251 Waynes Street, Wieambilla in Queensland’s Darling Downs region on Monday afternoon.

Constable Rachel McCraw, left, was shot and killed in an ambush on Monday evening.
Constable Rachel McCraw (left) was shot and killed in an ambush on Monday evening.
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Constable Matthew Arnold, 26, also died in the siege.
Constable Matthew Arnold, 26, was also tragically killed in the siege.
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Innocent neighbor Alan Dare was also killed in the attack, while Queensland Police Commissioner Katharine Carroll confirmed “numerous ammunition and weapons” were found at the address.

Police have since confirmed that Gareth and Nathaniel Train were killed in a shootout with special operations officers, as well as a third female suspect, who is Gareth Train’s wife, Stacey.

It has since been revealed that Gareth Train is a well-known conspiracy theorist who regularly posts on the Internet about his extreme views.

Alan Dare (pictured with his wife) was one of three people killed in a remote house.
Alan Dare (pictured with his wife) was one of three people killed in a remote house.
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One of his associates told The Guardian that his foray into the world of conspiracy theories was relatively recent, with Mr Train insisting the 1996 Port Arthur massacre was a fake operation to “disarm the Australian people” and saying the government was working repeatedly. he did. training camps”.

“The re-education camps are at the end of the line. Tracking the rail system ensures no escape. Dissidents find themselves on the long black train,” he strangely posted under a 2021 article about QLD Rail’s surveillance capabilities, adding “beware the boogie monster”.

People pay their respects to fallen officers at Chinchilla Police Station in Chinchilla, Queensland, Australia.
People pay their respects to fallen officers at Chinchilla Police Station in Chinchilla, Queensland, Australia.
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He also said he disliked the authorities, including the Queensland Emergency Response Team, and supported the doomsday-preparation movement.

Police attended the Queensland property on Monday afternoon out of concern for the welfare of Nathaniel Train.

Gunman Gareth Train, brother of missing man Nathaniel Train and owner of the Wieamilla property where two policemen were killed, has frequently posted on conspiracy websites.
Gunman Gareth Train, brother of missing man Nathaniel Train and owner of the Wieamilla property where two policemen were killed, has frequently posted on conspiracy websites.
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He was last seen in Dubbo, NSW on December 16, 2021, but was in contact with his family until Sunday, October 9, 2022.

Nathaniel Train is a former school principal who, although he has not worked at a school in the state since August 2021, officially left NSW Department of Education employment in March this year.

Prior to this, he served as principal at a number of schools including Yorkeys Knob State School, Walgett Community College Primary School and Innisfail East State School.

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