The cultural revolution continues to spread across the continent as more and more people are waking up to the tyranny imposed by our supposedly democratic government. The people have become enraged that they were forced to take an experimental vaccine that is now showing to have deadly consequences in some, leading to blood clots and sudden unexplained deaths.
On top of this, our tax rate is enormously high, with some having to pay up to 50% income tax on top of fuel, alcohol, GST, and other taxes. This compounded also with stamp duty and many other unnecessary and supplementary taxes, means that the people are taxed into the ground and tied up in red tape.
For the larger corporations this is not as big of an issue, as the more taxes and red tape that are introduced, the fewer competition, as the average working person is squeezed out of making a life for themselves in the business world.
But this is not the Australia that we want.
The Australia that we want is one where the government is not taxing us into the ground in the name of equality and safety.
The Australia that we want is one of freedom, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
We don’t crave safety, we crave freedom. And cutting social programs is highly preferable to ever increasing taxes and insane inflation caused by the money printer.
The only things holding us back from a sane Australia, with low taxes and less government control, is the people who currently hold positions of power. Power that they selfishly hoard at the expense of the people.
Offering security in exchange for more control over you.
If I wanted security, I would go live in a prison. Where I know I’ll get food, have a place to sleep, and have medical care.
These social programs are designed to game democracy. Selling security and safety for votes.
And the politicians know this. People still ask why? Why do they keep flooding the country with people? People who a lot of the time will only be a drain on the system financially? That exacerbate the housing crisis to the point of near indentured servitude of the renter?
Votes. Power. Control.
At the expense of the people.
This is not the Australia that we want. Our liberty must be respected by those in public service. And it is every Australians duty to keep fighting for liberty, in whatever way they are able.
“I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!” – Patrick Henry, the rights of the colonies. 1775.
Alex James.