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Holding a meeting in Cairns Saturday May 11, exposing media manipulation and restoring reality
Well known television actor Damien Richardson is kicking off his speaking tour of Queensland in Cairns, this Saturday night, May 11.
Since 2020 Damien was propelled into the freedom movement spotlight after publicly taking a stand against Victoria’s lockdowns and mandates. Damien notably addressed the riot police at the Shrine of Remembrance in September 2021, before they infamously opened fire with rubber bullets onto unarmed civilians. A pivotal and unforgettable moment in Australia’s history.
Damien career in the arts and entertainment industry has spanned over 20 years. He grew up in Adelaide, studying Politics and Drama at Flinders University before moving to Melbourne in 1989 to study at the VCA. He is known for a variety of roles in film and television, most notably Neighbours and City Homicide.
In the last 10 years, Damien has keenly observed culture and politics. He has had articles published in Quadrant Online and Cauldron Pool. In February 2022, he ran as an independent candidate for Federal Senate. More recently Damien has started his own podcast at damienrichardson.online.
An articulate public speaker, Damien has taken the courage of his convictions to stages all over Australia. In 2023 he toured South Australia and Victoria. In February 2024, Damien completed a small tour of South East Queensland and Northern NSW. This month Damien returns to Queensland, starting in the Far North, with events in Cairns and Mission Beach.
Damien’s tour is called ‘Reconstructing Reality – Media Manipulation in the Modern Era’. Damien talks about how the media and entertainment industry is used to manipulate our political reality and what we can do about it. He untangles the web of deceit used to paint any nationalistic resistance to the globalist corporate narrative as being the extreme right wing. Damien explains how this is stealing our national identity and who we are as a people, a part of the calculated destruction of heritage Australia. Damien believes that you can’t rectify the problem unless you’re allowed to talk about it. And it’s clear that there are those that don’t want us to talk about it, but he will.
You can hear Damien speak this Saturday May 11 at the Rydges Esplanade Resort in Cairns or on Monday May 13 at the Mission Beach Tavern. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7pm start.
