The banning of political groups by the Uniparty is a stab in the heart of Australian democracy

The Labor-Liberal Uniparty has banned the political operations of the National Socialists in Australia; it is understandable that they have, because the fascist ideology is one which is opposed to the concept of Australian democracy. However, the ...
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Hate speech is a political propaganda trick

It has long been the practice of Leftists to use the dodgy tactic of labeling their political opponents’ opinions as “hate speech” — and now, as many Leftists campaign for Palestine and against Israel, they find themselves on the receiving end of ...
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The Australian Police State vs. free speech

Australia is now a Police State, thanks to the various laws against free speech passed by the Labor and Liberal parties, acting in unison as they so often do (which is why they have earned the collective nickname of “the Uniparty”). Australians ...
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The new political legislation aims to destroy free speech for Australians

The anti-Australian Labor Party of Albert Albanese, with the connivance of the Liberal Party, has created a politically-motivated legislation, designed to silence political dissent, to stomp on the right to free speech, and to rob the people of their ...
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Freedoms are not free

On this day, the 3rd of December, being the anniversary of the Battle of the Eureka Stockade, we are reminded that freedoms are not free. That was the case in 1854, and it is still true today. When we envisage threats to our freedoms we often ...
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Daniel Andrews resigns (good riddance)

Daniel Andrews, Premier of the neo-communist state of Victoria has resigned. It’s a case of good riddance to bad rubbish. What a shame that he didn’t leave the public teat a long time ago, as Victorians would have been much better off in his ...
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Police demand money for free speech

The revelation that Nigel Farage was charged for police attendance at his meeting in Australia is unbelievable, and is an indictment of the sad state of freedom of speech (or lack thereof) in this country. Nigel Farage, past Member of the European ...
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The Sonia Kruger case shows that Australians need a guarantee for freedom of speech

For those who have forgotten what the Sonia Kruger case was about, on the 18th of July 2016 on the Today show (channel 9), Kruger made some common sense remarks about Islamic immigration, following on from an article by Andrew Bolt on the ...
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