When the Liberal member for Hughes, Craig Kelly, publicly expressed opinions based on solid scientific evidence that hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin are effective in the early treatment of Covid-19, Mr Morrison ‘hauled’ him in ‘for a face-to-face dressing down’. Maybe, the Prime Minister secretly empathises with the Victorian premier’s dictatorial management style? He and his large media team are certainly touchy about opposing views. True, Victoria is a sovereign state, but the brutal actions of its police should be abhorrent to all Australians and should have been immediately condemned in the strongest terms by the national leader. Not even the heavy-handed arrests of accredited journalists, lawfully covering demonstrations, visibly move this prime minister. They were merely alleged to have posted messages on Facebook ‘inciting’ peaceful protests against the draconian coronavirus lockdown laws of the Andrews government. These young people were not suspected terrorists. And he remained silent when a Melbourne man was crash-tackled in his home and arrested, after his front door was battered down. So when Victorian police broke into the home of a pregnant pyjama-clad woman and, in front of her terrified children, dragged her off in handcuffs, Scott Morrison was silent. Yet, incredibly, in just one lifetime, today’s prime minister repeatedly shows more concern for spurious United Nations emissions targets than the known existential threat feared by the UN General Assembly in 1948. They knew, too well, how disrespecting fundamental liberties can lead to ‘barbarous acts which….
This is dangerously at odds with the convictions of those Australians who, immediately after the second world war, along with authors from eight other nations, drafted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It appears for him, the two propositions are mutually exclusive. It doesn’t make housing more affordable or energy more affordable’. His view was that it ‘doesn’t create one job, doesn’t open one business, doesn’t give anyone one extra hour.
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As we watch so many cherished liberties being swept away on a tidal wave of identity politics and Covid lockdowns, our defender of the faith, Prime Minister Scott Morrison, is missing in action.įour years ago he resisted reforms to Section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act and gave the impression that the right to act, speak and think, free of oppressive restrictions imposed by others, is not that important.
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