The Australian government, one of the biggest purveyors of misinformation in the world, are now attempting to create what is essentially akin to a Ministry of Truth to fine social media companies for failing to censor people. The first people to be censored should be our very own politicians who are the enemy of the people.
New ACMA powers to combat misinformation and disinformation
Labor is attempting to establish a ‘Ministry of Truth’ with the power to censor anything they deem as “misinformation”. If passed, Australian Communications and Media Authority would become the ‘arbiter of truth’, with the ability to censor anything on social media that contradicted the government’s narrative. This pattern of government interference in free speech is being rolled out across the Western world. Australia is becoming little more than a vassal state of the global elite.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights:
Article 19
Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.
Labor is attempting to establish a ‘Ministry of Truth’ with the power to censor anything they deem as “misinformation”.
If passed, Australian Communications and Media Authority would become the ‘arbiter of truth’, with the ability to censor anything on social media that… pic.twitter.com/xSGb8MLPsh
— Senator Alex Antic (@SenatorAntic) June 28, 2023
Having read the Australian Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2023 I am outraged. Never have a felt so positively livid with the Australian Government, not even during the “jail-time” lockdowns. As I read the Bill tonight I have posted a series of Tweets pointing to Clauses people who care about their freedom of speech, people who believe men cannot be women and Christians should be particularly wary about. I will compile this into a submission to Government. In the meantime, here are my tweets in a single thread.

































