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“All you are doing is diverting attention and taking away the rights of lawful Australians,” he said.

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“The video has rapidly gone viral, accumulating more than 30 million views across social media within 24 hours.”

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“Of all the peoples who could have established Australia, the Indigenous population was fortunate to have the Christian British settlers, who were among the most reserved, restrained, and compassionate when it came to dealing with the Natives.”

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“If we are facing a possible unilateral annexation of Greenland that would legitimise the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and the demise of NATO. Europe must act quickly,” he said.

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“Under the ‘America First’ model, he argued, nations should prioritise their own workers, industries, and security while still engaging with trusted allies.”

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“The rise of the ‘extreme right’ in many European countries is a response to the insecurity felt by the old Europeans regarding the new immigrants who came from the Middle East,” he said.

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“Younger Christians are a major driver of the shift toward digital Scripture.”

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“History will not treat this bill well. This is a victory for the security state, the establishment, and the censorship industrial complex,” Senator Alex Antic warned.

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“Although absent from Forbes’ list of Kennedy foibles, few incidents illustrate them as blatantly as the firing of conservative Gina Carano.”

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“The Australian Government’s proposed antisemitism legislation remains largely unchanged, with only a small portion removed following public backlash.”

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“The enemies of Christ infiltrated the garden of Christendom and asked its heirs, ‘Hath God said?’ We ate. And today, we are suffering the consequences.”

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“Armed ‘bandits’ took 315 students and 12 staff members from Papiri’s St Mary’s Catholic School captive in late November.”

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“By refusing to name its own moral foundations, the state undermines its ability to openly distinguish between belief systems that can coexist within its legal and moral order and those that fundamentally conflict with them. A society that cannot articulate its core moral commitments cannot coherently defend them.”

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“Blasphemy laws protect a society’s sacred object from verbal violation. Hate speech laws do the same, only the sacred object has changed. They are secularism’s answer to blasphemy law: enforcing reverence for the system’s ultimate values while denying that those values are religious at all.”

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Opposition to the federal government’s Combating Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026 is mounting across multiple parties, with MPs and senators warning that the rushed, broadly worded legislation threatens free speech, religious freedom and civil liberties while failing to address the causes of extremism.

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“This Vote greatly hampers American self-defence and National Security, impeding the President’s Authority as Commander in Chief,” Trump wrote.

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“Heavy-handed laws, by contrast, are a symptom of weakness—a last resort when authority has decayed, and coercion is all that remains.”

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“The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security has allowed less than 48 hours for public submissions on the 144-page draft bill.”

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“Hate speech laws are evidence that our governments can no longer inspire loyalty, trust, or solidarity. They are an admission that policymakers have no unifying vision capable of bringing diverse people together voluntarily. So instead, they use force.”

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“Free communication has always posed a problem for those who seek to centralise authority. Open platforms like X allow claims to be challenged, narratives to be contested, and power to be scrutinised. That is precisely why they become targets when governments feel uncomfortable, embarrassed, or threatened.”

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