From Magna Carta to Empire
By reawakening the commitment to individual rights, due process, and accountable governance, society can reclaim its identity rooted in freedom and justice.
By reawakening the commitment to individual rights, due process, and accountable governance, society can reclaim its identity rooted in freedom and justice.
While America embarks on unshackling itself from the reign of tyranny, Australia seems intent on launching straight into the depths of its hell!
That doesn’t mean we’re about to trust the government, though.
Our media elites want everyone to have a very limited diet under their control. In their strange minds, losing control of the narrative is equated with the loss of democracy.
Musk might be the target here, but it’s the speech of all online users that groups like CCDH want to regulate. If too many shrug and consider ‘regulated’ speech the new norm, it will be easier for these regimes to censor more online content and people might gradually forget what an opinion is.
The left are no more leaving X than they were moving to Canada.
What we know for sure is that, eventually, it will be defined and enforced by the last people you’d ever want to.
Just as free markets evolve toward wealth, a free marketplace of ideas will evolve toward truth.
Is Sir Ashley Bloomfield arguing that this nation should be turned into a police state for the ‘next (inevitable)’ pandemic?
Tedros has discussed trust and how to get it back – by killing free speech, of course.
It is clear that their role is to ensure public support for government authority by dismissing and even criminalising those who dare to oppose government policies. Such propaganda should concern anyone who values freedom and democracy.
State coercion never resolves the problems it sets out to address but only gives rise to new and worse problems.
There’s no doubt that certain kinds of online conduct are reprehensible. But that doesn’t mean we should disregard the First Amendment.
Government coverups and censorship are. We are moving fast down that slippery slope to an authoritarian society.
The civil rights framework of rules based on ‘protected grounds’, such as race, sex, or religion, violates freedom of association in two ways.