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The Albanese Govt's Digital Duty of Care Bill hands one Labor Minister the power to decide what counts as “harmful” online going forward & must be Censored! Tell the Gov what you think of their plan to CENSOR Social Media by writing to them before 22 Sept:
infrastructure.gov.au/media-…
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Please sign CitizenGo's PETITION to the Australian Senate to reject the Albanese Government's Digital duty of Care (Censorship and Government Propaganda bots) Bill.
No Australian Government should be able to control what we can SEE an SAY online!
citizengo.org/en-au/fr/19800…
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Your taxes at work producing far Left propaganda masquerading as news. ABC Australia claiming that Trump will not accept election result & also accusing the administration of voter intimidation.
abc.net.au/news/2026-11-01/u…
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Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson just claimed that “Angus Taylor was paired during part of that day”, meaning he didn’t actually have to vote on the Digital Duty of Care.
Andrew Hastie still hasn’t had an alibi provided to excuse his absence and quite frankly, I couldn’t care less for one.
Don’t claim you’re against it if you’re not prepared to vote against it.
Bit hard to “not support the Digital Duty of Care” bill if you don’t even turn up, aye @AngusTaylorMP and Andrew Hastie
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This arrogant disgraced PM, the proven liar, Anthony Albanese. He rammed through the Digital Duty of care bill in the lower house yesterday. Needs the Senate to pass it now, and then it will be law.
You will be monitored via government enabled Bots.
Your entire online footprint will be used. Post you've made years ago, if they are deemed illegal after this bill passes, they will be knocking on your door, the AFP.
Like the UK. You'll have social media police kicking your door down for hurty words.
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It's incredibly sad that the only journalist calling out this disgraceful piece of legislation is an American one who's not here permanently. He puts the Austrlian media to shame who are lapdog of Albo and his ALP rabble.
Support for the most radical censorship bill in the West is 100% fake, paid for by the corrupt @AlboMP and his billionaire backer, Twiggy Forrest, who takes hundreds of millions a year of taxpayer money. They’re desperate to censor critics who correctly point out that their policies put the financial interests of China ahead of the security and prosperity of the Australian people.
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Sin X nadie en Europa se habría enterado de lo sucedido en Polonia está noche. El jefe del gobierno Donald Tusk perpetró un intento de golpe de Estado aprovechando el viaje del jefe del estado Karol Nawrocky al extranjero. Asaltó el Tribunal Constitucional con la policía y pretendió destituir a presidente y vicepresidente del Constitucional con una juez leal sin competencias.
Pero no contaba con el presidente que enterado ordenó al avion dar la vuelta cuando sobrevolaba España. Volvió a Varsovia, entró por la fuerza por delante de sus escoltas en el edficio del TC pese al cerco de policias de Tusk y convocó a todas las máximasx instituciones de Supremo y Constitucional para restablecer el orden Constitucional.
Aunque la crisis continúa, parece claro que el gobierno de Tusk, el títere de Von der Leyen que jamás habría perpetrado este asalto sin permiso de Bruselas, tiene los días contados. Pero recuerden, los medios publicos y privados de toda Europa han sido cómplices del golpe de Estado silenciando toda la operación. Solo las redes sociales han alertado a polacos y europeos. Por eso quieren intervenirlas.
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Is there are clearer example of decisions being made by people who know 'the price of everything, and the value of nothing'?
We don't need to sell Victoria Barracks.
Or, if we do, what does that tell you about the rest of public policy in Australia?
It should be kept.
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Two days before the government tables the Digital Duty of Care Bill, the ABC rolls out "The State of Man", a show claiming algorithms turn boys into misogynists in 23 minute.
Laughable slop science aside, the entire moral panic, from the activist groups, the ANU studies, and the ABC show itself was all bankrolled by Twiggy Forrest’s Minderoo Foundation
So why is a mining billionaire paying NGOs and the ABC to push it right as Parliament tables a censorship bill?
Because the same government chasing control over online speech is funnelling billions in green energy subsidies and tax credits back into his company.
That’s the trade. They want men and women at each other’s throats horizontally so nobody looks up vertically. Forrest bankrolls the panic that hands Canberra control over your speech, and Canberra underwrites his balance sheet with your taxes.
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My biggest concern is that if there is a clean sweep by Democrats of the House, Senate and Presidency in 2028, they will:
1. Make DC and Puerto Rico states to gain a strong majority in the Senate.
2. Open the borders and legalize everyone living in America illegally to cement a permanent majority.
3. Increase the size of the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority.
This would result in America becoming a permanent one-party state and the end of democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.
All that is needed to ensure this doesn’t happen is 51 Republican senators in 2029. That is why you should vote for Republican senators this election. Other reasons are irrelevant compared to this one.
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Jess Wilson election pledge to ‘ban speech that incites violence’.
How is this any different to what Labor is doing via the eSafety Commissioner?
Who determines what speech is allowed?
The Liberals ARE Labor Lite.
Vote @OneNationAus to maintain your free speech rights.
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The Bill’s definition of material harmful to children includes a catch-all for:
“any other material or conduct, or combination of material and conduct, that may cause serious harm to children."
Who decides what qualifies?
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Anika Wells on 5 December 2019: Complaining that the Morrison Government is restricting her freedom of speech, right to protest and debate in Parliament.
Anika Wells on 15 October 2026: Fuck your free speech.
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“This is by far the worst censorship legislation we have seen in the West.”
Michael Shellenberger, founder of Public and CBR Chair of Politics, warns that the Albanese government’s proposed Digital Duty of Care could give the government sweeping censorship powers and allow it to operate unlimited fake social media accounts.
📺 Watch more: bit.ly/46FPgi4
#Censorship #Politics #Australia
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“This is the worst piece of anti-speech legislation to ever see the light of day.”
One Nation Senator Tyron Whitten condemns the Albanese government’s proposed Digital Duty of Care, crediting Michael Shellenberger and the Institute of Public Affairs for their work exposing the bill’s threat to free speech.
📺 Watch more: bit.ly/46FPgi4
#Censorship #Politics #Australia
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“The only debate this government can win is a debate that it does not allow to happen.”
IPA Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wild warns that Labor’s Digital Duty of Care would expand the government’s ability to censor online speech and undermine open political debate.
📺 Watch more: bit.ly/3VThBzu
#Censorship #Politics #Australia
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“The eSafety Commissioner can set up all these accounts to essentially spout government propaganda.”
IPA Research Fellow Margaret Chambers warns that the proposed powers could allow the eSafety Commissioner to disguise government messaging behind seemingly independent online identities.
📺 Watch more: bit.ly/4idHGkb
#Internet #Politics #Australia