The Albanese government is attempting to push through a “combating misinformation and disinformation bill” which could be one of the most “dangerous piece of legislation” to free speech rights ever, Sky News host Rowan Dean says.
‘Dangerous piece of legislation to free speech’: Misinformation bill threating democracy
Sky News Australia’s Rowan Dean on a cashless society: “cash equals freedom….Cash in the pocket of the working man and woman has always symbolised freedom…we get rid of it at our peril” pic.twitter.com/w4fsQ75bXt
— Christine Burgum (@ChristineBurgum) July 5, 2023
Albanese said in his 2022 election victory speech “on behalf of the Australian Labor Party, I commit to the Uluru Statement from the Heart in full”, —Australians need to understand clearly what the Uluru statement means & how Albanese’s voice is only the beginning. To Albanese’s shame, the PM is intent on concealing what the Uluru statement actually means & what comes after a successful Yes vote. But the next stages are obvious because this is what the Uluru Statement from the Heart & the academic writings that have driven the treaty movement say. The Uluru statement is the starting point. It calls for a “First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution” but acknowledges this is not the culmination of their ambition. As the statement says, “Makarrata is the culmination of our agenda … we seek a Makarrata Commission to supervise a process of agreement-making between government and First Nations & truth-telling about our history”. —If Albanese’s referendum for a voice is successful, activists like Thomas Mayo will quickly move to fulfil the promise of a treaty with sovereignty & self-government, accompanied by billions of dollars of reparations. The voice enshrined in the Constitution is the enabler because it delivers massive leverage when it comes to negotiating what follows. Make sure you watch Thomas Mayo’s videos before you vote because you won’t be able to take back a yes vote. He clearly states that Aboriginal activists will move immediately on a treaty & reparations (in his words, “you know, pay the rent”). Albanese’s voice is just the beginning. The US Supreme Court has just ruled against universities practising affirmative action (racism) & opted for a colour-blind policy. —Labor is determined to incorporate a race-based clause in our constitution. #VoteYes at your peril and the peril of your descendants.