Who’s Who of Australia’s WEF-MAD Politicians

Truth is knowledge held back by power, and it is our duty to ensure that power does not silence the truth. Tony Nikolic, Lawyer

Nov 08, 2024

We care about honorable politicians like you, too, Russell Broadbent. Thank you for your reassuring message to all Australians.

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Constitutional Clarion - The ‘MAD Bill’

Thank you, also to Constitutional Clarion host, Anne Twomey, Professor Emerita of the University of Sydney who has both taught and practised in constitutional law and policy for a long time.

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This video explains how the Australian Commonwealth Government's 'Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2024 is intended to operate and the potential problems with it.
It explains the four things the bill does:
(1) requiring transparency from digital platforms about their policies and procedures regarding misinformation;
(2) requiring them to create records and provide information to the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) about how they deal with misinformation;
(3) requiring industry associations to create codes for digital platforms, which once ACMA approves of them, become compulsory;
(4) empowering ACMA to impose standards on the digital platforms if there is no code, or it becomes deficient, or there are exceptional and urgent circumstances.
It then discusses the meaning of misinformation and disinformation, who decides what is false, misleading and deceptive, and what amounts to serious harm. It also notes the exceptions and the potential impact of the law upon the constitutionally implied freedom of political communication.
For those who want to check what I say against the terms of the Bill and the Explanatory Memorandum, they can be found here: https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_....
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WEF-MAD Bill

As expected, the WEF-MAD (Misinformation & Disinformation) Bill was ‘rammed’ through by Australia's House of Representatives. 73 Labor MPs and 6 Independent MPs voted in the Affirmative and the Bill will be put before the Senate on 18 November 2024.

Massive opposition to this extreme censorship by weak, elitist politicians is building across the nation. ‘Experiment Island’ Australia is a key testing ground for oppression and if this Soviet/Nazi style nonsense succeeds, it will be rolled out to the world. We will not allow this to happen because we are done with the dark ages.

Ode to Australian WEFtile-PM Anthony Albanese who is trying to silence the people (Courtesy, AFL Solicitors)

Please read the latest information in Maryanne Demasi’s special report penned by Australian lawyer Tony Nikolic and sign the petition to oppose the bill.

Maryanne Demasi, reports

URGENT: A call to action to oppose Australia’s misinformation bill

URGENT: Whilst Australians were focused on the US election, the Australian Labor government introduced a special standing order to fast-track the Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation Bill 2024, effectively circumventing normal parliamentary processes and procedural steps, in order to ram through the proposed legislation…

8 months ago · 144 likes · 48 comments · Maryanne Demasi, PhD

"Instead of suppressing speech, governments should invest in public education and media literacy programs to empower citizens to critically evaluate information, ‘teach them how to think, not what to think’. By fostering an informed populace, the government reduces the need for censorship and encourages constructive debate.
As citizens, we must resist this encroachment on our rights with every fibre. We must demand transparency, accountability, and the freedom to speak our truth. By allowing this bill to pass, we risk losing that liberty – and with it, the very essence of democracy.
Truth is knowledge held back by power, and it is our duty to ensure that power does not silence the truth. Australia’s legacy is not one of censorship and control but of liberty and courage. Our political representatives would do well to remember this."
Tony Nikolic