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Clive Palmer has announced he will be taking legal action against James Shipton over serious breaches of duty while he was Chairman of ASIC.

The announcement follows revelations in the Magistrates Court Brisbane that ASIC acted at the request of commercial companies to charge Mr Palmer with offences for the express purpose of placing pressure on Mr Palmer to pay more money to a private company whose directors had close links with an ASIC commissioner to whom such requests were made.

“ASIC acted to assist a commercial company’s purpose and not a public purpose with the full knowledge of James Shipton,” Mr Palmer said.

Mr Palmer said the court provided evidence which consisted of written internal documents of ASIC and its collusion with a commercial company and their directors to pressure him to pay that company more money and to use the charges as threats to extort money from him and his companies.

“This matter was brought to the attention of James Shipton at the time and despite, as we now know, having evidence of improper and criminal activity inside ASIC, Shipton breached the ASIC act, acted in bad faith and acted for an improper purpose and beyond his power, and in breach of his duty as Chairman of ASIC,” Mr Palmer said.

“Once investigations are complete, proceedings will commence in the Federal Court of Australia seeking inter alia damages from Shipton.

“No stone will be left unturned to bring the truth of the disgraceful and criminal actions of ASIC at Shipton’s direction, not just against me but others as the recent decision in the Magistrates Court confirmed that ASIC charged an individual without carrying out any investigations.

“It is time to root out lawyers that fail to fulfil their duties to the court. It is time to root out public servants who use public money to advantage their mates,” Mr Palmer said.

The Albanese Labor Government is all about control and quashing or discrediting voices of dissent.

That’s why they are pressing ahead with the dangerous myGov Digital ID, which has now passed the first of three stages. This piece of quite appalling legislation is designed to do one thing and one thing only – track and trace your movements, log your activities and exercise more control over your life.

Senator Katy Gallagher – a more disingenuous minister you could not meet – proclaims; “It’s not compulsory.” Excuse us minister but we’ve heard that rubbish before.

A more accurate translation would be “It’s not compulsory but in the future if you want to get a bank loan, access government services, buy a plane ticket, etc., you’ll need one.”

That’s where this is going; make no mistake. Already, you need a Government ID if you want to become a company director. Ten million Australians were forced to do this or relinquish their director status, so this horrendous government will have no hesitation in imposing it on the rest of us to make us comply. It’s all part of the plan.

Unconvinced? Then just ask yourself this question: What actions have the government taken lately that would make you trust what they say? During Covid we learned how the government can overreach into our lives, suppress information and erode our basic rights.

Surveillance of law-abiding citizens is not about security, it’s about power and control. Obedience is the government’s aim. That’s why the Mis/Disinformation Bill is so important to them, and you can bet your last dollar on the Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) being the next step to establishing a fully-fledged social credit scheme where ‘poor behaviour’ limits your ability to live your life as you choose.

Sound too far-fetched? Then look at what happened in Canada during Covid when those who protested against the government were denied access to their bank accounts. A similar thing happened to UK political figure Nigel Farage fairly recently.

These measures, bit by bit, are all steps to normalise and legitimise control. Who really benefits from such measures? Is it the everyday Australian and the more vulnerable members of our community? Or is it the powerful? All under the guise of being for the ‘common good’. You know, that ‘good’ that never actually did you any good.

Granting any government, the opportunity to exert more authority on your life and the lives of others is a reckless decision and won’t end well. Once freedoms are gone, they never return. Is this what you want for your children?

More authority means more control, so at the very least we have to question why that is something governments want to impose upon us.

And what seems to be forgotten in these dystopian times is the fundamental fact that governments work for us, not the other way around. They were elected by us to work for us on the issues that matter to us. So, when they do things like this, don’t trust them.

Things are bad enough as it is. For the government to add control measures to the disaster they’re making of everything else should have alarm bells ringing louder than ever before.

So, what can you do?

Senator Babet is hosting a petition to aid a challenge to the bill. Once you sign, you’ll be given some additional information on other measures you can take to express your objections if you wish.

Make no mistake – to do nothing is to accept this legislation into your life, and then it’ll be too late.

CLICK HERE to go to the petition and CLICK HERE to watch Senator Babet’s speech on Digital ID.

In an update to their supply agreement with the US Government and latest guidance issued on 13 October 2023, drug giant Pfizer has admitted their vaccine presents a risk of myocarditis and pericarditis, among a plethora of other side effects.

The extract reads: “Authorized or approved mRNA COVID-19 vaccines show increased risks of myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and pericarditis (inflammation of the lining outside the heart), particularly within the first week following vaccination. For COMIRNATY, the observed risk is highest in males 12 through 17 years of age.”

Not only that, further down the page after the list of “possible side effects” we see this gem. “These may not be all the possible side effects. Serious and unexpected side effects may occur.”

Then there’s this: “The Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine may not protect everyone.”

And yet, the Albanese Labor Government continues to trot out the ‘safe and effective’ line when Pfizer themselves are stating it’s anything but.

CLICK HERE to download the statement (scroll down to page 13 and read from the highlighted portion) or CLICK HERE to read from the Pfizer website.

As campaigning for the referendum enters its final days before the nation casts its vote, Clive Palmer has added his voice to the NO campaign, saying the Voice is divisive and will lock race-based mechanisms into our constitution.

Below are a series of TV, radio and press commercials supporting the NO vote.

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United Australia Party Senator for Victoria Ralph Babet says the news today that Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is resigning from his position (effective 5pm Wednesday) is huge relief for the state of Victoria.

Senator Babet spoke of his “overwhelming joy” upon hearing the news as Victorians continue to ponder the perilous condition of their state.

“I haven’t felt so much joy since I was a five-year-old waking up on Christmas Day,” Senator Babet said.

“When I think of Dan and his governance of our state, I have not one positive word to say. His resignation is nine years too late. He has left a trail of economic and social destruction that we may never overcome. We’re flat broke because of him.

“Victorians will never forget the sadistic brutality of Labor Premier Dan Andrews and Victoria will immediately be a better place without him at the helm. May this be the end of the woke socialist regime in our state of Victoria.

“He locked us down for longer than any other people in the world. In my opinion, he acted like a tyrant who trampled on basic human rights. We will ensure that he is ultimately held to account for his actions.

“This megalomaniac locked down our state for a shocking 262 days and yet excess mortality in Victoria was the second highest in Australia, topped only by Tasmania.

“School closures in Victoria had a devastating effect on children. More than 50 per cent suffered a decline in mental health, almost twice the national average.

“Andrews bullied and demonised unvaccinated Victorians. He resigns two days before the second anniversary of Victorian police shooting rubber bullets at peaceful protesters, even as they fled in terror.

“For everyone who is suffering from post-tyranny stress disorder, please reach out for help. This man has caused immeasurable pain which many of us are still suffering today,” Senator Babet said.

Clive Palmer said today it was now clear why Mark McGowan had fought so hard to oppose his Pilbara iron ore projects with the former WA Premier set to join BHP.

“We now know the real reason why Mark McGowan was so determined to introduce legislation against my WA iron ore projects,” Mr Palmer said.

“I have no doubt he was working for BHP and their agenda while he was in office, knowing that he would be landing a plum role with them once he left politics.

“His reasons for stopping the development of iron ore projects that would be in competition to BHP are now obvious.

“It was a disgraceful misuse of power for personal gain and further highlights why he will go down as the worst Premier in WA’s history,” Mr Palmer said.

“The people of Western Australia suffered years of neglect under Mark McGowan, and time will tell the true cost of the damage he has caused the state.

With regards to the Pilbara, McGowan’s Government rushed through extraordinary legislation to protect itself from damages relating to the stalled Balmoral South project breached The State Agreement, Constitutional Law and the Rule of Law,” Mr Palmer said.

“It was great shame that WA Premier Mark McGowan decided to declare war on me rather than engage in mediation, wasting an enormous amount of taxpayers’ money, but now we know his true colours,” Mr Palmer said.

United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet has called for ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr to resign for presiding over a government which deployed a corrupt prosecutor.

In the wake of the scandal surrounding the Sofronoff Report, Senator Babet also said all convictions under Shane Drumgold when he was the Director of Public Prosecutions should be re-considered given the adverse findings made against him.

“The Chief Minister should look at his own shortcomings as leader of the ACT Government rather than attacking the person in charge of the inquiry for releasing the report,” Senator Babet said.

“Unless the report was released, the Chief Minister would have buried the findings to protect himself and his government.

“The release of the report served the public’s interest and we should all be grateful,” he said.

“The Chief Minister has no option but to resign over his failing governance and complete mishandling of this situation.”

If like the rest of us you’re not being told any detail about the Voice, then don’t be brow beaten into voting any other way but NO!

Voting NO doesn’t mean you’re racist and it doesn’t mean you’re inconsiderate of our indigenous brothers and sisters. It means you think ALL Australians should be treated equally.

If you don’t know, vote NO!

This bill fulfils a key promise the United Australia Party took to the 2022 Federal Election – that being to hold vaccine companies to account.

The bill seeks to prevent the Commonwealth from granting future indemnity to Big Pharma in relation to the supply and use of vaccines.

Currently, if a person is injured after receiving a Covid-19 vaccination then the liability for that injury rests with the Australian taxpayer. The vaccine companies make all the profit but share none of the risk.

As an example, if someone purchases a car, and that car is faulty, resulting in a car accident and injury, who should pay? Should it be you the taxpayer or the manufacturer of that car? It should be the manufacturer of course.

Simply put, Big Pharma must pay for vaccine injuries by way of compensation rather than Australian taxpayers.

Senator Babet has successfully petitioned the Senate to refer the bill to a parliamentary committee for thorough scrutiny and consideration. The committee process will allow for public submissions to be made that go on to form part of the report to be tabled in the Senate.

This is a huge win for the United Australia Party and the Australian public. We will provide details on where and how you can have your say in due course.

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United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet has introduced a bill to the Senate which aims to mark the end of the coercive practices of big pharmaceutical corporations in Australia.

Senator Babet said his bill, titled the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Amendment (Vaccine Indemnity) Bill 2023, will “ensure no future indemnities are granted by the Commonwealth in relation to the use of vaccines. This bill will limit financial and legal risk to the Commonwealth and aid in the restoration of trust in medicine.”

“The Federal Budget papers for 2023-24 contain multiple, ‘unquantifiable contingent liabilities’ relating to vaccines. The unquantifiable liability stems from the fact that indemnity has been granted for Covid-19 vaccines,” Senator Babet said.

“Unquantifiable put simply means the cost of these clauses is open ended. Taxpayers are on the hook and big pharma is on the rod reeling them in.

“The potential liability doesn’t end with Covid-19 vaccines. According to the 2023-24 budget, indemnity has also been granted in advance to a manufacturer of a smallpox/monkeypox vaccine and a particular manufacturer of Covid-19 pandemic and pre-pandemic influenza vaccines.

“Granting indemnity means our government has handed over a blank cheque to big pharma. If anything goes wrong, taxpayers foot the bill.

“This incentivises risk taking, meaning they can cut corners on safety and wipe their hands of all responsibility when something goes wrong.

“The Covid-19 vaccines have had an alarming adverse event reporting rate 23 times greater per dose than non-Covid-19 vaccines. They have resulted in over 139,000 adverse event reports and some people have died. The true scale of vaccine related injuries and deaths is equally unquantifiable.”

CLICK HERE to view the bill.

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