The greatest purveyors of misinformation and disinformation occurs daily with Labor politicians disseminating their propaganda and lies on rapid fire like a Gatlin Gun.
We don’t trust you because you continue to……..
“Change Our Position”
Social Media delivers the truth to Australians unlike Labor Politicians and their enablers in the paid off MSM.
#qt
The speaker refuses to allow a question
The question asked why the minister won’t protect his own constituents by reducing organised crime in tobacco etc etc
Apparently you aren’t allowed to say that
@DHughesy When the MARCUCCI's crimes against me escalated to physical violence & a biker headbutted me with his helmet causing permanent injuries, Victoria Police believed his statement that I jumped up repeatedly to smash my own bare face into his helmet.
EREMIA is a lot taller than me👇
Anthony Albanese just gave the Solomon Islands almost $1 BILLION Australian taxpayer dollars for ZERO in return.
But this is the front page story The Age is running with.
Pauline is now a serious threat, the focus on this proves it.
@Ryandally08 Don't underestimate refugees' understanding of what made the countries they have been forced to flee a hell-hole.
Applicable to genuine refugees of course, who did not country-hop to get to the most generous government benefits possible at no obligation to ever work/assimilate.
@Ryandally08 1988 Australia's Labor government accepted me as a refugee from a communist country.
1993 a Labor government granted me citizenship.
2002 a Labor MP helped me in a massive way.
Still, I could not bring myself to vote Labor.
Ever.
I love Australia. Hence I don't vote Labor.
@NoticerNews@Brit_Aus_Com Does anyone seriously expect Albanese to
1 care about non-Labor voters
2 have any decency?
He has been setting the scene for a coup for years:
https://t.co/en7732hOSr
@mattjcan The technology for coercive control is already weaponised by government tech insiders like Mario MARCUCCI Junior(?) at the Australian Signals Directorate at no risk of prosecution.
Remotely ignited EVs used to bring down e.g. the Opera House = prosecution-proof by definition 👇
Labor’s new “digital duty of care” is not just about kids and child sexual abuse material.
The draft laws put the onus on platforms to take down anything posing a “seriously harmful threat to public safety.”
They still won’t properly define that.
Worse, the Communications Minister, Anika Wells, or the eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, acting as her delegate, can add new categories of “harm” by ministerial direction.
No need to amend the Act. Future governments just expand the list.
Parliament gets 15 days to disallow it. That’s the “safeguard.”
Anika Wells says this isn’t censorship. It’s “common sense.” It’s “exactly the kind of things you’d expect.”
That’s the same government that already tried the misinformation bill. That’s the same eSafety regime that has been at war with X.
Angus Taylor called it an attempt to censor social media. Sarah Henderson compared it to the last speech bill Labor had to dump.
Then she wouldn’t say whether the Coalition would support this version if the minister’s add on power was stripped out.
The Greens want that power in. Of course they do.
Protecting children from pornography and grooming is not the argument. Almost no one is arguing against that.
The argument is a minister and a commissioner being handed a live list they can grow later - after the vote, without a new bill.
That’s how speech laws get built.
Vague duty now. Extra categories later.
“Common sense” in the press conference.
Watch the draft. Watch who gets to write the next definition of harm.
@NoticerNews Who would sack him though?
Labor are too stupid to care about Australia's national security being fkd & not just because of Islamic terrorists amongst us: bikies have infiltrated the ADF (see Operation Decibel) as well as police forces across Australia (see Wall-To-Wall-Ride).
@BenCarrollMP You really ARE taking us for mugs, don't you Benny huni? Is Mick GATTO endorsing you for this move?
How much $ are you giving to the organisers of the Wall-To-Wall-Ride, a glorified
p o l i c e / b i k i e b o n d i n g e x e r c i s e
coming up on the 12th of September?
@NoticerNews Meanwhile bikie supporters of the White Australia Party have infiltrated the
- police: see Wall-To-Wall-Ride on the 12th of September = prosecution immunity for bikies.
- ADF: see Operation Decibel = remote weapons = contactless extortion.
Australia's national security is fkd.
Treasury told Jim Chalmers before the Budget that his negative gearing and CGT changes would:
- knock house prices lower
- push rents higher
- cut housing supply
That advice just dropped under FOI.
Heavily redacted. Still damning.
They modelled prices rising about 2% less over two years than they otherwise would.
Rents up 0.25% soon after the policy starts, their own figure was $2 a week on the median rent. Supply lower for a decade.
They even admitted the modelling sits at the low end of other studies and is “subject to significant uncertainty.”
Now prices are falling across most of Sydney and Melbourne. The housing slump is in its fifth month.
Chalmers has already conceded the tax changes are “one of a number of reasons.”
So the official line was “modest.”
The documents say lower prices, higher rents, fewer homes. Renters cop the squeeze. Investors pull back.
First home buyers get a political slogan instead of more stock.
They knew. They did it anyway.
@Ryandally08 Labor are shameless, habitual liars ruthlessly serving unions.
Their power is cemented by organised crime thriving in chaos & poverty: bikies have infiltrated the ADF - see Operation Decibel & police forces across Australia - see the Wall-To-Wall-Ride on the 12th of September.
@DrewPavlou Why are bikies associated with the White Australia Party & the March For Australia movement tho?
Bikies infiltrated
- the ADF (see Operation Decibel) &
- police forces across Australia (see Wall-To-Wall-Ride on the 12th of September).
Bao Phuc Cao, 24, Vietnamese student visa holder.
Filmed 50 Australian women in showers and toilets, student housing, an internet cafe, and a kids playland.
Police found 328 photos and videos.
He pleaded guilty. Twice.
Then a third time.
No conviction.
Community order. Two good behaviour bonds.
Walked free.
Victoria Police had to fight to get him on the sex offenders register.
On Monday the magistrate agreed: “he poses a real risk to the sexual safety of Melbourne women.”
His own words to police:
“Sometimes it just makes me feel excited to film the girls.”
Eight years on the register. Banned from working with children. Medical career over.
Elon Musk on the earlier no conviction sentences even weighed in: “Deport the judge” Musk said.
Home Affairs was already reviewing his visa. Being on the register should make that decision pretty simple.
This is what “no conviction recorded” looks like when the victim is an Australian woman and the offender is on a student visa.
Deport him, immediately.
Mandarins call for crackdown on 'harmful' social media clips!!!!!
This really takes the cake.
Departmental heads are now complaining about parliamentary footage being played on social media.
The footage is played to expose poor government performance. It’s a critical part of the democratic process that flaws in government process is fully transparent and exposed to the public where possible.
These Department heads are paid almost a million dollars a year courtesy of the taxpayer.
The taxpayer has a right to see how their dollars are spent.
If the mandarins can’t stand the heat they should get out of the kitchen or even better improve their performance.
By all means threats and intimidation are not on, but I am not aware of that occurring. While comments can be coloured unfortunately that is politics. I cop plenty of vitriol all the time. Ideally comments could be more respectful but again you have to learn to take it in this game.
As someone who took the role of holding the bureaucrats to account seriously, this practice should not be stopped.
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“Canberras departmental chiefs have demanded politicians be restricted from posting "potentially harmful" video clips of bureaucrats' parliamentary testimony on social media, but insist their request is not aimed at ducking public scrutiny.
The practice of public servants testifying before parliamentary committees has come under growing scrutiny after senior Defence official Celia Perkins appeared before a Senate probe last Friday, protesting what she claimed to be the selective posting of her colleagues' comments.
Arguing the posts were undermining her ability to assure "physical and psychological health and safety" of her staff and had raised “significant security concerns", Ms Perkins' request was quickly dismissed by senators who argued they were within their rights to distribute testimony as they saw fit.”