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Hi John,

Welcome to the One Voice One Nation E-Newsletter for 6th May 2022 where we explore censorship, what drives it and where all this extreme 'wokism' is leading us.

In this week's edition of 'Please Explain' a visit to the Debate Hall demonstrates the Left's 'Keyboard Warriors' disrupting open debate... The AEC declares war on cartoons... Dan Andrews' huge power grab has bipartisan support... and more.

Episode 25
"Please Explain"
Keyboard Warriors 

After last week's episode was forcibly removed by the AEC from all social media platforms within Australia, this week's episode is about Keyboard Warriors and the cancel culture which has seeped into Australian society with the left-leaning, woke ideologies.

So, in the wake of last week's episode being censored and cancelled isn't it worth asking: When did we begin to start to shy away from open debate and what can we do about it? 

A snapshot of your responses to this week's episode:

"'That was the perfect response to the removal last week. Well done." (Exploring the Aussie Bush)

 "Another week another banging episode! This oughta ruffle some 'woke' feathers!!" (OzMadMan)

"Yessssss. What did we do before political correctness? How did we survive the horror? Very well actually... it was called being honest and well mannered." (Helen Banks)

"Well done Pauline. This the first time I have ever sat looking at a clock waiting for a video to start on YouTube." (Alan Hill)

AEC Declares War on Cartoons

You wouldn't pick it, but the AEC have turned to the Solicitor General's office to have all of the Please Explain cartoons removed from social media.

The letter suggests that unless we comply, the AEC may commence urgent court proceedings seeking an injunction and a costs order against One Nation.

Look, it’s no skin off our nose.

We’ll rectify the cartoon series and relaunch them in a commemorative weekend special starting tomorrow morning.

If anything, the electoral commission has done us a massive favour and I suspect the commemorative special will amplify One Nation’s message right before early voting begins on Monday.

It couldn’t have worked out any better.

Homeownership's Not So Great Reset

From Senator Pauline Hanson

On the Campaign Trail in Victoria

Senator Pauline Hanson

I am so humbled and encouraged by the enthusiastic reception and welcome I have received in Victoria. Such a great response from everyone as we travelled around the state.

From the moment I stepped off the plane in Melbourne, until the moment I called it a night in Shepparton, the support has been non-stop.

Thank you to everyone for your kind words.

The people of Victoria are clearly fed up with the major parties and ready to take back their freedoms.

That's why I am so proud to be able to say One Nation is standing its strongest team ever in Victoria with candidates in 38 lower house seats led by Warren Pickering for Victoria in the Senate.

I think the major parties are in for a shock when they learn just how much support there is for One Nation in Victoria.

Having listened to what people have to say it's clear that the issues facing voters in Victoria mirror the issues facing all Australians.

Jab mandates stripping hard-working Aussies of their jobs, cost of living pressure, housing shortages, and a failing family law system are just a few of the problems that were raised.

We were over capacity for our event in the Benalla Botanic Gardens, so I thought how about some politics in the park!

Thank you to everyone who turned up to hear my plan for the future of Australia, ask questions and show their support.

All I can say is I hear you, One Nation hears you and that is why we have put forward sensible, practical policies that can turn things around and deliver prosperity and return freedom to all Australians!

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Dan Repacholi's Big Lie to the People of The Hunter

From The Hon. Mark Latham MLC, New South Wales

Yesterday, Labor candidate for Hunter Dan Repacholi said coal mines in the Hunter would be exempted from Labor’s safeguard mechanism, with its new carbon levy.

This is untrue.

It’s bad enough that Labor wants to get rid of the 75,000 coal-reliant jobs in the Hunter but to lie to them on the way out about Labor policy is completely reprehensible.

Have Victoria's Farmers Been Warned?

From Stephen Andrew, MP for Mirani QLD

Victoria’s farmers and other property owners are targeted under provisions of a dangerous new Bill that was debated in the State Legislature this week.

Called the Agriculture Legislation Amendment Bill 2022, the Bill has bipartisan support from both Labor and Liberal, despite the incredibly dangerous precedent it sets for state control over farmers’ property rights.

It is all being done under the guise of ‘Biosecurity’.

The ground has been prepared for months now by the mainstream media, who has run countless ‘scare’ stories around biosecurity threats – the dangers of which are all very real, but which the media never gave a damn about before.

But what everyone in the media and government knows is that anything that pretends to address ‘biosecurity’ will be a sure-fire vote-winner in the regions.

This Bill exploits this but it is a ‘Trojan Horse’, for another agenda altogether. One that is far less beneficial for farmers and one, I suspect, they may not be fully aware of.

When you boil everything down, the State’s new Agriculture Bill basically gives the Government complete and unfettered control over all forms of food production in Victoria.

It grants its agents enormous powers and allows them to show up and enter any farm in the State, without notice or warrant.

Agents do not even have to provide identification to property owners if requested to do so. The Bill specifically removes that right.

The government can take samples from your property, remove plants or livestock – even kill them.

Other provisions include beekeepers now being forced to ‘register’, while the State’s bees are to be implanted with tiny microchips so they can be tracked.

Market meat vendors must become ‘accredited’, something that involves huge upfront and ongoing costs as well total loss of autonomy and control.

The Bill threatens the country’s food security, particularly when viewed in the context of global food shortages, which we are told are just around the corner.

Anyone who thinks I’m exaggerating the danger here should take a look at yesterday’s news out of Northern Ireland.

Sheep farmers have been told that a million sheep must be culled in order to meet the government’s internationally-set emissions target.

There is also a massive concern around property rights overall, with the dangerous precedent set by the Bill, because there is nothing in the wording that restricts the new laws to farms.

This means the government can also enter private homes, seize owners’ pets – even kill them – and destroy any vegetable gardens or domestic chickens it finds.

Exactly as is happening right now in China.

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Pauline Hanson Declared Mother of the Year

From the Courier Mail: Pauline Hanson says winning the award “was a huge surprise”.

“I had no idea, I didn’t even know I was nominated,” she said. “Until they contacted my office and said they had this competition and they wanted you to nominate and they told me there was overwhelming support for me.

“It’s out of the box. As a politician people look at you for the policies and what you stand for so this is something completely different. Very few politicians get awards of this sort outside of their political career.

So it’s a great honour.”

She said her plan for Mother’s Day was “sleeping in my own bed”, and seeing her family.

“You’re never over being a mother until the day that you die,” she said. “The children may be adults but they come to you for guidance and — advice and support they need throughout their lives

Mr Bondar said Ms Hanson had “shown the importance mothers play in the development of the children, having raised four children and nurturing six grandchildren”.

“When we reviewed the nominations, the panel wanted to identify mothers who supported women and how mothers can make a positive impact at home, work, community, church and in the family.”
Other criteria for the award include embodying the traits of mothers such as “loyalty, fidelity, community spirit” and displaying “the ability to strengthen family relationships”.

A family photograph of Pauline Hanson and her children when they were younger.

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