Commanding the narrative newsletter 16
Australia is fighting back against Anthony Albanese’s censorship bill - otherwise known as the Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2024.
This should be called out for what it really is - censorship.
Regimes void of popular policy or Nation building vision will always resort to censorship. In the wake of Donald Trump’s epic victory in America, is it little wonder that ‘Albo’ has dusted off this draconian bill?
Thankfully the people of Australia have stepped up and pushed back against this abhorrent legislation.
You do not win by giving up and we can NEVER GIVE IN! This is our country and it is up to us to defend the freedoms and liberty that we enjoy here.
We cannot let failed politicians such as Anthony Albanese take that away from us.
Emails, letters, social media posts, calls into talk back radio and podcasters have been an avalanche against Albanese’s desperate attempt at authoritarian powers.
WE CAN WIN. If we keep up the fight, WE WILL PREVAIL!
Until next week, stay active and keep up the fight!
Many thanks,
Steven Tripp
This week I spoke with researcher, writer and podcaster, Victor Dalziel about his recent article regarding consent laws and stealthing.
This is a massive issue, one that can impact us all - whether we are single, married or otherwise.
The encroachment by Government into our lives has now reached our romantic relationships and even the bedroom.
This is not an episode to miss!
I had the pleasure to be back on the Ark Podcast this week with Joel Jammal, Paul Vallejo, Shakeel Latimer and Elvis Sinosic.
There was a lot to talk about in the aftermath of the US Presidential election and Donald Trump’s comeback win.
We also discussed domestic issues in Australia in a wide ranging discussion.
Please check it out and support Joel and the Ark in everything they are trying to achieve.
Today I had my ninth article published in the Spectator Australia.
It focused on my recent interview with French politician Charles-Henri Gallois, in which he told me that France could get 100% of its electricity from nuclear if the EU got out of the way.
Charles-Henri also told me of how France has 2,000 years worth of spent nuclear fuel that can be recycled to meet all their energy needs. Indeed he was correct and I expand upon this in the article.
The more you look into nuclear energy, the more extraordinary benefits you find. I wish we could say the same for wind and solar.