Given Fauci’s clear admission that the vaccines “were NOT EFFECTIVE AT ALL in preventing infection and transmission,” it is long past time for our Parliament to revisit my Private Members Bill and outlaw mandatory medical interventions once and for all.
Human rights laws were never written for the good times. They exist precisely as guiding principles for the tough times—for periods of chaos, fear and confusion.
Yet during COVID, Australia failed catastrophically. In the confusion, weak leaders were far too quick to trample human rights.
Worse still, they trashed those rights because they refused to examine the data and open their eyes to the truth: the entire premise for those coercive measures—that the vaccines stopped infection and transmission—was a lie.
To ensure this never happens again, we must enshrine Section 6.1 of international human rights law into Australian law.
That provision explicitly prohibits the use of coercion and discrimination to force citizens into compulsory medical interventions.
That’s what I tried to do back in 2021 - and apart from George Christensen - not a single other member of the House of Representatives, Labor, Liberal, Teal or Green would support it.
Fauci admitted in his own diary that Covid was nothing more than the Flu.
I wonder if I’ll now get an apology from the ABC for their attacks upon me for telling the truth - that the death rate from covid was being wildly exaggerated.
Dear RSL Committee,
I am writing as the descendant of ANZACs and several generations of Australian military personnel. This morning I attended my local ANZAC Day service to honour the service and sacrifice of our soldiers, past and present.
While I appreciate the broader themes that are sometimes included in commemorative events, I was disappointed that a significant portion of this morning’s service focused on lectures about multiculturalism, racism, misinformation and disinformation. The speakers emphasised diversity and global issues, yet when I looked around the large crowd, I saw primarily Australians, New Zealanders, and some Indigenous people, those whose families have long been part of our nation. I did not see the groups being highlighted in the addresses.
I had hoped to hear stories of local heroes, acts of bravery, courage, and sacrifice, the very reasons we gather each ANZAC Day. Instead, many of us left feeling we had been lectured on social and political matters rather than given the opportunity to reflect on the service and legacy of those who defended our country.
Our soldiers fought and died to protect Australia and the Australian way of life. It is understandable that many attendees, particularly those with family connections to the military, feel that political or ideological messages, especially those not widely shared by the broader community, detract from the solemn purpose of the day.
I respectfully suggest that the RSL consider limiting or carefully reviewing invitations to politicians and speakers who bring partisan or divisive topics to ANZAC Day services. The focus should remain on remembrance, honour, and the shared values of courage, mateship, and sacrifice that define the Anzac spirit. Many of us who attend these services each year, quiet, ordinary Australians who value our traditions, would be grateful if the day remained centred on paying tribute to our veterans and their families.
I want to sincerely thank the RSL for the important work you do in preserving the memory and legacy of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Your efforts are deeply appreciated by many in the community.
I hope you will consider this feedback in the spirit it is offered, as it reflects the views of a great many who hold ANZAC Day close to their hearts.
With respect and gratitude,
From a patriotic true blue Australian.
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Today Labor MP Nat Cook got dumped from the ministry by @PMalinauskasMP
Methinks my viral video exposing how lame she is might have had something to do with it 😉
BREAKING: The Liberals have just now joined with Labor to pass unprecedented laws to restrict the freedom of Australians. This must be the end of the Liberals. They no longer stand for freedom or for our Australian democracy.
✅Handy fact: when Labor & the left claim we have a record number of guns in Australia - more than at the time of the Pt Arthur buyback - remind them that our population then was 17 million & it is now 28 million. Of course there are more gun owners & more guns 🙄
Punish terrorists & Islamic extremists, Labor, not law-abiding Aussie gun owners.
As the 125 year old democracy slowly crumbles, many of us are fighting as hard as we can to ensure ideological bullsh-t doesn’t completely destroy it by taking away the most basic principles of democracy: freedom of speech, belief & association.
You’re welcome to help at literally any point.
@ausvstheagenda Rubio knows more about preserving Australia than does Albanese
And cares more about Western civilisation than does Albanese who pushes destructive UN-WEF MASS immigration
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio takes aim at the Albanese Government’s mass immigration policy, warning that allowing hundreds of thousands of people to enter from countries unwilling to assimilate into local culture is becoming a major concern across much of the Western world.
We all know Albanese's hate speech laws WON'T be enforced against Muslims but WILL be used to shut down us. Check out this leftist's email to state and federal politicians gleefully anticipating how these laws will be used to shut down yours truly and @MLCGame
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This petition against the further erosion of the rights of law abiding firearm owners has been absolutely flooded and so has temporarily crashed.
If you can’t sign now, please try again soon.
We need to show knee-jerk Minns that there is significant opposition.