All these deceitful, free-speech hatin’ cocksuckers should be stripped of  their ill gotten wealth and put to work digging trenches. Its time to irrigate Australia’s deserts.
Unfortunately, Roxon’s defeat doesn’t mean we have a first amendment waiting around the corner. For that,  we still have a long way to go. What  should really worry us is that the opposition, who should be speaking out forcefully, is eerily silent. Not a good sign.
Janet Albrechtsen:
‘Nicola Roxon’s humiliating backdown should be a textbook example of why free speech matters’
Roxon defeated by the free speech she tried to gag   (Andrew Bolt)
The IPA – The Institute of Public Affairs – http://www.ipa.org.au/ is populated by Liberals and like-minded people. Have a look !
In Wiki, under that name, it says of its history:
“History
The IPA was founded in the early 1940s, partly in response to the collapse of Australia’s main conservative party, the United Australia Party.[original research?] The IPA was one of a number of groups which came together to form the Liberal Party of Australia, and became an important fund raising body for the Liberal Party in Victoria.[3] The IPA returned to prominence as a thinktank in the 1990s, following a merger with the Australian Institute of Public Policy, headed by John Hyde who became Executive Director.[citation needed]”