Former Australian Idol star Paulini Curuenavuli shares shocking guide on how to defeat vaccine passports after stating that western Sydney was being targeted by ‘unfair’ Covid restrictions
Paulini Curuenavuli has been an outspoken critic when it comes to some of Sydney’s Covid lockdown measures.
And on Tuesday, the singer re-posted a message on Instagram about ‘defeating’ the vaccine passports.
The step-by-step guide encouraged people to get ‘kicked out’ of an establishment requiring proof of vaccination, and then to document it.
Speaking out: Paulini Curuenavuli re-posted a message on Instagram about ‘defeating’ the vaccine passports this week
It then said to call the Human Rights Commission, which will eventually lead to the offending establishment being taken to court.
‘No business, private or public can discriminate against anyone based on religion, race, and yes, any health reasons because it is illegal,’ the post said.
‘If you truly want to be free and not feel like a victim then do these steps and share this,’ the post finished.
It’s currently unclear if this method is actually effective or not.
Guide: The step-by-step guide encouraged people to get ‘kicked out’ of an establishment requiring proof of vaccination, and then to document it
Back in August, Paulini took aim at the NSW government for imposing harsher restrictions on south-west and western Sydney amid the spread of Covid’s highly contagious Delta variant.
The singer, 38, described the targeted restrictions as unfair in a lengthy Instagram post at the time, and called for Premier Gladys Berejiklian to impose the same rules on Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
‘We are being targeted!’ the I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star said.
‘All this talk about we are all in this together! How are we all in this together? It’s all talk!’ she added.
‘Eastern suburbs and surrounding areas get to carry on as usual while western Sydney carries the weight of lockdowns because of an outbreak that started in the eastern suburbs.’
Speaking out: Back in August, Paulini took aim at the NSW government for imposing harsher restrictions on south-west and western Sydney amid the spread of Covid’s Delta variant
Paulini went on to accuse the government of failing to take an egalitarian approach to handling the spread of Covid’s Delta variant.
‘If we are going to be fair dinkum about this lockdown then let’s be fair-dinkum! Because any person with half a brain would realise that this doesn’t pass the pub test!’ she stated.
‘Stop singling out western Sydney, impose the same restrictions and treat the eastern Sydney and surrounding areas as us.’
Her post came after Berejiklian imposed harsher restrictions upon residents who live in eight council areas in south-west and western Sydney: Fairfield, Liverpool, Blacktown, Canterbury-Bankstown, Cumberland, Georges River, Parramatta and Campbelltown.
‘If we are going to be fair dinkum about this lockdown then let’s be fair-dinkum! Because any person with half a brain would realise that this doesn’t pass the pub test!’ she stated