A bill was recently rammed through the senate which had one major purpose:
To attempt to financially crush the minor parties and strengthen the major parties.
One of the things it’s done is limited the amount of donations parties can now receive in the form of donation caps and spending limits.
This is completely anti-Australian, since many pro-Australian voters are now supporting smaller parties like Libertarians and People First which rely on donations.
This bill is an attack on the minor parties as the major parties don’t have to worry about finances since in comparison to the minors they have all the funding in the world, including the now added benefit of this new reform.
👉Although the majors will always get public funding per vote, minor parties can’t always rely on public funding as they don’t always meet the 4% first preference requirements.
Not to mention, the media is also completely biased in favor of the majors and their satellites as well, those satellites of course being the greens and teals.
Not really the equal playing field one would think a democracy should have…
This new reform shows that Liberal and Labor are worried about the rise in patriotism and general national consciousness as a result of the damage the Uni-party is causing to the everyday Australian.
Migration is causing a serious housing crisis.
Crime is out of control.
Claims of corruption are everywhere.
And the victims of medical tyranny are not getting enough justice for what has been done to them.
The Uni-party is on the run, and is scrambling to do everything it can to cut the minor parties off at the knees.
Dodgy deals and financial attacks seems to be the go to strategy of the majors this election.
👉Yet all this is only proving that the build up in momentum of the minor parties is a real threat to the establishment.
Alex James.