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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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“Public degeneracy doesn’t just corrode society, it empowers the state. Once enough people normalise moral disorder, government intervention stops being the exception and becomes the rule.”

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“The contrast between the Pacific Nations Churches’ passion for Christ and the Australian church is stark.”

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“The days of billions of dollars in taxpayer money flowing to foreign interests at the expense of our people are over,” the statement declared.

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“Industry estimates indicate Bible sales rose by approximately 11–15 per cent year over year in 2025, with about 18 million copies sold through late in the year.”

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“I think it’s important for people to have a path to redemption.”

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“If Australia is genuinely serious about preventing future attacks and restoring public safety, the inquiry we need is not into ‘antisemitism’ as an abstract social prejudice, but into immigration policy and Islamist radicalisation.”

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“I still have time, but my understanding is you’re never too late.”

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“Politics is becoming less about the policy and more about the person.”

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“If current mass migration trends continue, host nations will continue to fracture under cultural and economic strain, while their home nations remain stripped of youth, talent, and opportunity to rise above their underdeveloped state.”

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“More than 7,000 Christians were killed in the first 220 days of 2025, from January through August, averaging an estimated 30 to 35 deaths per day, alongside thousands of reported abductions.”

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“Fragmented societies provide the easiest and most reliable pathway to authoritarian rule. The chaos and disorder they generate invite tyranny as the only apparent solution.”

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“When native populations are framed as obstacles to advancement, when their identity is mocked, their history reduced to their worst possible sins, and their demographic decline celebrated as progress, resistance becomes inevitable.”

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