The government’s misinformation bill defines harm to mean damage to the government.
The misinformation bill is about protecting them, not you.
The Minister of Truth has, as expected, the fake look of sincerity
Press ❤️ for NO to Albo’s proposed dictatorship
— Steven (@nogulagsagain) September 12, 2024
The words in the meme below are taken from the sermon of a Canadian imam VERBATIM.
Do you remember that time in August 2023 when Al Bozo was asked what he would do if he was a dictator? “Well I’d ban social media”
— DamoT (@Damo__T) September 13, 2024
Senator Gerard Rennick
@SenatorRennick
This Misinformation Bill is something else. Fancy trying to censor criticism of the banking system and the financial markets. What’s so concerning is how on earth did that clause even get into the bill. Have the private banks and superannuation funds infiltrated the government to such an extent that they are now dictating what people can say. Facism is generally defined as when corporations are more powerful than government, and based on this proposal it would appear that in Australia this is certainly the case. The banks and superannuation funds are even more powerful than I thought!
Governments are clearly no longer interested in serving the people.
We will decide what you are able to say; how you say it, when you say it and where you say it.
Digital ID will surely be next, followed by a social credits scheme to ensure everyone complies with government dictates.
And to think my uncles fought and died in two world wars to save our democratic way of life. What a waste.