PRESS RELEASE: Book launch – ONE MAN STANDING ALONE IN A PARK EVERY SUNDAY INSPIRES A WORLDWIDE MOVEMENT

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Brady Gunn’s commitment to truth and freedom sparked a worldwide movement called A Stand in the Park. As founder of the movement, Brady is proud to announce the Sydney launch of his book, Smiley Face Fatigues: dystopian tragicomic tales from 2020-2021.

In his book, Brady shares raw, unfiltered moments of his life and chronicles the turbulent years of 2020-21, including the founding of A Stand in the Park and organising the first Sydney protests against a backdrop of lockdowns, mandates, and arrests.

‘This book is a celebration of the power of unity and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the importance of standing up for one’s beliefs, no matter the odds.’ Brady said.

Brady stood alone in Hyde Park each Sunday for three months urging others to make a stand and join him. His steadfast determination inspired others, and soon they joined him. The movement spread across Australia and throughout the world. Today, there are over 1000 Stands in over 30 countries, all gathering in local parks every Sunday at 10 am. Participants in the movement often wear yellow as a symbol of unity.

As Brady has stated, ‘We stand for individual truth and freedom. There are no leaders, there is no agenda and no religion.’

The launch of Smiley Face Fatigues will take place in the Sydney CBD on the 3rd of August. Venue to be advised. Alongside Brady will be other high-profile speakers in the freedom movement.
Tickets are free, but places are limited. To book, go to https://www.bradygunn.com/tickets/

Media Contacts:

Name: Marina ByrneCompany: Brady Gunn - A Stand in the ParkEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0414746696

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July 15, 2024/by Reland Pigte

About Brady Gunn - A Stand in the Park

Standing for Truth and Freedom every Sunday 10-11am. 1000+ parks. Over 30 Countries. No Agenda No Religion No Leaders Individuals standing for personal truth and freedom. Together. Wearing yellow in unity.

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