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Celtic Defending Corners 🟢⚪️ The video has graphics with important information, however to expand on this: - Conceded a goal from a corner in each of the last 3 games since Nancy arrived, albeit one was an O.G. - Marking system is very man-to-man orientated. - Markers then outmatched...

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Our democracy is dying and we are rapidly descending into one party rule. We are left without a credible opposition and a Teal cross-bench with its mouth firmly shut on the slow removal of our right to question the government. The changes that Labor are planning to make in its Freedom of Information (FOI) amendments will further destroy what was already an imperfect system. Secrecy is the key to corruption. Intrinsic to the slow and deliberate removal of our rights, privileges and freedoms. So much happens under the cover of cabinet secrecy, of the quiet respect both sides of politics show each other in not exposing their worst deeds. Like the political class is more afraid of exposure than doing a poor job. It feels that way in Australia because it absolutely IS that way. Gone are the statesmen of old. Those that acted in the national interest. The current crop – Albanese and Ley – don’t deserve our trust. There has been more than enough evidence of corruption and cover-up from both sides, as they just have their turn, or wait for their turn, and nothing really changes. It’s baked in. By design. Ley did a little puff piece on the proposed imposition of a cost to access an FOI, which is a problem, but far from the biggest issue. The two major crimes being committed on the people by the passage of this bill will be the loss of the ability to request information anonymously, and provisions to deeply protect ministers from scrutiny through FOI. A bad convention formalised in law. Secrecy of any kind is abhorrent in a democracy. Without proper information, the public can’t make good electoral decisions. Without the ability to expose information by way of right, it is impossible to hold the government to account. As there is no opposition and scantly any capable media scrutiny. Those responsibilities now fall to members of the public, and in particular, whistleblowers from within the system. Whistleblowers, or anyone who does not toe the line in this country are absolutely pilloried. That rings true in all aspects of our government, and within the political parties that hold the system up. Losing anonymity in requesting documents from government, when paired with the pending loss of anonymity on social media is a one-two-punch that knocks out the last frontier of scrutiny. Our last hope to right the system through the system. Absolutely terrifying. Moreover, the biggest and most important decisions are made in cabinet, and by ministers. Without the ability to ask the big questions of the big players we are left up the proverbial creek, without a paddle. I am sure Sussan will be requesting some minor amendments to cost, but happy to waive the rest through, because she wants to have her turn at it later. We are poorly served by our parliament, we are right to question them, their integrity and intent. When we hear about our involvement in the bombing of Iran from the Americans, and negotiations with India to build 1 million homes here, from India… questions over the ISIS brides and everything else we learn by accident… we must shout our displeasure at this secrecy from the rooftops – while we still can. There must be a public outcry over this breach of faith. Our nation is slipping away from us, like sand through the hourglass. One grain of truth at a time. I just want Australia back.

Matthew Camenzuli

13,891 views • 10 months ago

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