NSW One Nation Leader Mark Latham has blown the lid on a secretive push to have safe school style programs creep back into our education system.

For years One Nation has campaigned against the misleading "safe schools" program. It has been our policy, on both a state and federal level, to remove its toxic influence from our schools and we have had a lot of success.

However, the push to indoctrinate your children continues. A rebranded version of "safe schools" has been caught infiltrating professional development courses for preschool teachers in NSW.

As Mark rightly says, these programs are a “form of child abuse, distressing and confusing kids as young as three.”

In response to this shocking revelation Mark has vowed to move a Private Members Bill in the NSW Parliament that will:

1. Restore the primacy of the family unit for instilling in children values, ethics, personal wellbeing and character development.

2. Making clear that the role of schools and early childhood education is to instil knowledge, academic excellence and career opportunities, in a manner consistent with the values of students' families; and

3. Outlawing gender fluidity teaching, training and course development in NSW.

One Nation is committed to refocusing the education system back to basics and removing the poisonous influence of those seeking to indoctrinate your children with their biased political ideologies.

Mark’s original expose on this new, secretive, safe schools push can be read in full on his Facebook page:

After a series of shocking decisions by the Federal Coalition and Labor parties to block attempts by One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson and Senator Malcolm Roberts to correct the record when it comes to indigenous deaths in custody, One Nation’s state representatives have taken up the fight!

One Nation’s Rod Roberts has received support from the NSW upper house for his push to have the facts put on the official record, whilst One Nation’s Robin Scott delivered a blistering speech on the floor of the WA upper house in defence of our front line services and destroying the left’s false death in custody narrative.

Speaking on his success in parliament, Rod Roberts explained he moved the motion on the grounds that it's not about whether black or white lives matter, it's about the truth.

"What most people don't know is that since 1991, 60 per cent of Aboriginal deaths in custody have been due to natural causes... Most of the rhetoric is around bashings and suicide but once you whittle the figures down it's not as dramatic as it seems. The parliament agrees we need to look at the true figures," he said.

Rod's motion also brought to light a few inconvenient truths that you won’t hear on the ABC including:

• in New South Wales between 1995 and 2019 there were 923 deaths in custody, including 112 deaths of Aboriginal persons
• only 12 per cent of deaths in custody between 1995 and 2019 are attributed to Aboriginal persons
• death by natural causes contributed to approximately 50 to 60 per cent of all deaths in custody
• deaths as a result of police operations are classified as deaths in custody, that is, offenders who crash a motor vehicle and die whilst trying to evade, or die as a result of a jump or fall whilst decamping from police

Over in Western Australia, Robin Scott was scathing the Labor Government’s failure to stand up for the police and other front line services in the face of the torrent of lies being spread by activists and protesters

“While our police and prison officers get vilified as part of Black Lives Matters, the Government has abandoned them,” he said

“Where is the Government standing up for its people?”

He also slammed Black Lives Matter activists for their irresponsible actions.

“How dare the protesters risk the health of our front-line workers. How dare they risk undoing the hard work all West Aussies have achieved against this damn virus.”

If only we had more politicians like Robin with the guts to say it like it is and stand up for the truth!

If you haven’t watched Robin speech, we highly recommend it because as Robin rightly says, “The facts show very clearly that there is no issue of Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. Any attempt to say otherwise is an attempt to import an American problem where it doesn't exist in Australia.”