Dear John,

Bring on the pandemic Royal Commission

By Pauline Hanson, One Nation Senator for QLD

Australians impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic must be able to tell their stories.

One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said while the Prime Minister’s commitment to a Royal Commission into the pandemic was welcome, she saw no reason for a delay in starting the inquiry.

“I’m delighted the Prime Minister sees the logic in One Nation’s demand for a Royal Commission into the pandemic,” Senator Hanson said. “This is an unprecedented event which has disrupted the lives of everyone in Australia.

“We may still be dealing with COVID-19, but that’s not a legitimate reason for kicking the Royal Commission can down the road. After almost two and a half years of this wretched pandemic there is plenty of evidence for a Royal Commission to look at right now.

“One Nation was the only party which committed to a pandemic Royal Commission at the election, and we have not been idle in the meantime. We will offer a preliminary draft of the Royal Commission’s terms of reference on our website for comment in early September.

“These will focus on impacts on the economy, government accountability and transparency, systemic issues, legislation and policy, public trust, human rights, the role of the media, the role of international bodies and agencies, and the response of the private sector – all issues are on the table.

“The world will be watching, so this must be a comprehensive and completely public inquiry which examines every aspect of how the pandemic was managed. We must be able to review the expert advice which was used to justify pandemic measures which caused so much disruption and pain across the nation.

“It’s imperative Australians’ experiences of the pandemic are heard. This Royal Commission must give Australians the opportunity to tell their stories. It’s time for the truth.

“We should be under no illusions this will be a long and sometimes difficult process. It’s one of the reasons we should get started on it right now. The Prime Minister does no service to the Australian people by delaying it.”

Watch Senator Hanson’s discussion with Chris Kenny about the need for a pandemic Royal Commission

More Resources Needed To Protect Neglected Children In South Australia

By Sarah Game, One Nation MLC for South Australia

I was not alone in my shock at the news of another child dying from neglect in South Australia. Charlie was six year’s old and should have had her whole life in front of her. Instead, she died of malnutrition after neglect in a squalid home.

There seems to be an ongoing problem in the state’s Department of Child Protection. Why do we keep seeing these headlines?

As the One Nation representative in South Australia, I asked the government if it would increase resourcing for the role of the Child and Young Person Visitor. This position’s responsibility is to ensure the needs of children in state residential care are met. I was told no – there is no more resourcing available.

I went into bat for these children, speaking with ABC Adelaide breakfast radio about the government’s response and some of the reoccurring issues which could assist with improving child outcomes. I have been deeply moved by the story of Zhane Chilcott, who died by suicide while in residential care in 2016. If he’d had his concerns about his group-home listened to, would he still be alive today?

I am still working hard to ensure there are at least the resources to enable more visits to children in residential care with an amendment to the Children and Young People (Safety) Act 2017. It turns out there is not enough funding for the Child and Young Person’s Visitor to meet even the recommended minimum requirement of four visits per year.

This should be the Malinauskas government’s highest priority but as I noted in my ABC interview, South Australians hear more about a car race than what it is doing to protect the most vulnerable people in our society – children at risk of neglect.

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The United Nations wages war on the truth

By Stephen Andrew, One Nation MP for Mirani, QLD

The United Nations has called for a worldwide crackdown on “conspiracy theorists”. They are even telling people to police friends, family and fellow citizens for signs of ‘thought crimes’, and take action!

As one Canadian politician said, "the UN has put out a framework for people to assess and ultimately undermine the legitimate questions that people everywhere are asking about their governments by smearing such questions as 'conspiracy theories'.

The goal is to get people to stop questioning their governments or holding them to account. It’s "textbook gaslighting".

My question for the UN is, If there’s no conspiracy, why are governments worldwide implementing all the same policies, passing all the same laws and mouthing all the same talking points?

“Build Back Better” anyone?

The real reason the UN is ‘gaslighting’ you is because they, and the whole globalist cabal, are running scared.

None of them ever expected to see such a tidal wave of protests sweeping the world or for ordinary people to start waking up and demanding what the hell is going on!

It's not a ‘conspiracy theory’ when someone tells you over and over again, they are planning to “transform”, “transition” and “reset” the whole world and the lives of everyone in it or that we should we need to prepare ourselves for a dystopian “new normal” future where we are watched 24/7 and ‘own nothing.’

I won’t even mention the “Fourth Industrial Revolution” and the man-machine hybrid rubbish WEF and Klaus Schwab keep rabbiting on about.

Here’s an idea, if there’s no ‘global government’ conspiracy, then maybe don’t go around calling yourselves things like: Agenda for the 21st Century; Coalition for a New Economy; the New Economic Order; the Global Finance Initiative; UN Global Compact; Global Digital Transformation’ UN75: 2020 and Beyond; Global Roadmap for Digital Cooperation; Global Resettlement Deployment Scheme; Global Transition Taskforce or the Global Transformation Project.

As far as I’m concerned, this new "Think Before Sharing" campaign, just proves that the real enemy the UN wants to put down, isn’t ‘misinformation’ – it’s you!

Democratic governments should be forced to answer uncomfortable questions and held to account by their people.

Questions like: Why on earth are we still living under ‘state of emergency' laws?

Until someone gives me a straight answer to that question, I reserve my right to speculate and so should you!

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