The Australian Government has a special envoy to combat Islamophobia. This special envoy has made 54 recommendations to the Government and the Government has endorsed “approximately 35” of them.
In this report of sixty pages the term “Islamophobia” is found sixty time and “Hate” fifty five times. With those of the Islamic religion slaughtering hundreds in Nigeria and elsewhere who would not fear Islam? Oh, Islam and true Bible Christianity are nothing alike. Islam denies the deity of the Lord Jesus, Islam denies the literal death of the Lord Jesus and Islam denies the literal body resurrection of the Lord Jesus. In other words Islam is an antichrist. 1John 2:22 Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son.
The people who’ve handed our country to China are banning TikTok to protect you from China? Probably not. So what’s really going on? Rand Paul joins us to explain. pic.twitter.com/XRe7fvqoOw
It seems the West is rushing toward a totalitarian/dictatorial society where free speech will be NO MORE! In Australia the Labor federal government is pushing a bill that threatens one’s freedom to speak publicly and especially on social media platforms. Hitler, Stalin are just two examples of those who have feared their own people and silenced their ability to freely speak out. The Australian Federal Government is following in their steps. Here is the bill and we trust their are enough in Parliament that will vote to squash this bill altogether.
This is an email I received this morning from The Gatestone Institute concerning social media’s censorship!
‘It is not news that social media and Big Tech are targeting conservative content. Under new management, Twitter has moved to lessen its suppression, but aside from that, it is business as usual. A shocking but unsurprising incident occurred just this week. Gatestone set up an account on Mastodon, a social media service modeled on Twitter. We then posted an excerpt from a recent article, linking to it. Within a half hour, Mastodon permanently suspended our account, stating:
Reason: Content violates the following community guidelines • Do not share intentionally false or misleading information
What alleged “false or misleading information” merited us a lifetime ban? This single sentence, from an important recent report by Gatestone senior fellow Uzay Bulut:
“The criminal practice of trafficking and abusing hundreds of thousands of migrant children who cross the southern border is now, thanks to the open-border policy of the Biden Administration, apparently ‘normal’ inside the US.”‘
Praise the Lord there is one thing they cannot censor and that is the Word/Words of the living God! 2Timothy 2:9 …but the word of God is not bound or CENSORED!!!!!!!!!!!!
What have you purchased recently that is not made either in China or Viet Nam? Two communist countries!! Sadly, most of what we purchase today is made in China! I have read where 60% of the world’s steel comes from China! Our political leaders, mainline media, many corporations and of course Hollywood are complicit in this takeover!
‘Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ 6,000-word essay, recently published in left-wing publication The Monthly, shows conservatives were correct in predicting the Albanese Labor government would be a meddling, bigger-spending, anti-capitalist nightmare.
However, while there is an understandable temptation to label Chalmers’ love letter to big government as “socialism”, that’s not quite right.
It embodies something that could prove far worse.
Chalmers’ promise to “redesign markets for investment in social purposes, based on common metrics of performance” sounds innocuous.
As does his purported optimism that “2023 will be the year we build a better capitalism” that is “uniquely Australian”.
However, this supposedly better capitalism, or “values-based capitalism”, as he puts it, is not uniquely Australian.
It’s been virulently propagated internationally for decades by the likes of Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum (WEF), under the banner of “stakeholder capitalism”, and is a core component of the WEF’s Great Reset initiative.
The Great Reset is a proposed alliance between big government and big business to “reset” the global economy post-pandemic, by pushing companies to adopt “Environmental, Social, and Governance” (ESG) policies as a condition of operation.
ESG policies are characterised by identity politics and radical climate action, and are determined in part by faceless, unelected corporate elites.
It’s not socialism; it’s neo-feudalism.
ESG policies are the “values” of Chalmers’ “values-based capitalism”.
We know this because his essay bears a striking resemblance to the type of stakeholder capitalism outlined in Klaus Schwab’s 2022 co-written book, The Great Narrative, a sort of sequel to his 2020 book The Great Reset.
This, for anyone who holds right-of-centre values, should be cause for alarm.
Chalmers describes a core component of values-based capitalism as enabling investors “to work out the climate-risk rating of a firm just as a lender can work out a credit-risk rating”.
“In 2023, we will create a new sustainable finance architecture, including a new taxonomy to label the climate impact of different investments. That will help investors align their choices with climate targets, help businesses who want to support the transition get finance more easily…This strategy begins with climate finance,” he continues.
Similarly, in The Great Narrative, Schwab says stakeholder capitalism “welcomes the idea of legislative action to define with precision the benchmarks for ESG reporting and performance”.
“In the same way that companies have an obligation to report their financial results…in the not-too-distant future they will have a similar obligation to report on ESG metrics… governments will make the last call for setting the legal obligations, targets and incentives around ESG standards.”
Ultimately, the purpose of both values-based and stakeholder capitalism is to justify politicians working with corporations to create big government policies, and insidiously exert the kind of control over markets and individuals that, in isolation, is unpalatable to your average voter.
This is the antithesis of democracy.
Jim Chalmers can claim all he wants that his values-based capitalism is the right thing for Australians, but he seems to forget that values are often subjective.
While he may believe that markets geared towards controlling citizen’s behaviour is a moral good, others (like me) believe this is – at best – overly stubborn.
