Here’s something you don’t see very often, if ever.

A group of construction workers “down under” just savagely turned on their union boss, right in front of him in real-time over being forced to take the jab.

It was stunning to see.

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The Australian reported that Union boss John Setka tried to calm down the crowd but retreated inside when things turned violent.

Riot police have pelted rubber bullets at protesters during a bloody, chaotic brawl that saw hundreds of people storm the CFMEU headquarters protesting mandatory vaccinations for construction workers.

Several people were arrested during the violent demonstration where union officials were forced inside the building while angry protesters smashed up and graffitied property.

Bottles, cans, and pallets were launched at shop stewards during the chaos.

Watch the videos below:

Seeing stuff like this and the other protest videos of Aussie’s rising-up changes the narrative.

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Prior to this, we were told that everyone was complying, and enjoyed the mandates and tyrannical lockdowns.

That doesn’t look to be the case, and the country’s officials appear to be losing their hold.

This piece was written by Sophie O’Hara on September 20, 2021. It originally appeared in WayneDupree.com and is used by permission.

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