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Australia Has Lost its Way · The Slippery Slope

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Hi Jay Fallon, thanks for listening to The Slippery Slope.
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So something has been on my mind for the last couple of days and
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I've been wondering about where Australia is going and why it
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seems like our politicians, federal state, seem to be so
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blatantly evil and gutless, cannot make a sensible decision.
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If you're looking at what's happening in the United States,
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it seems like there is a complete turn around.
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And yet here in Australia, here in Australia, we do not have any
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politicians that would stand up for what is right, stand up for
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common sense, stand up for righteousness, stand up for
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morals, let alone forget biblical righteousness.
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Just that's completely at the door.
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Want to give a thanks to Brian from Men of Faith Ministry for
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sending me this email that a family first been putting out
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and just looking at some of the things that they are trying to
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do and that they're reporting on.
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And like I said, when it comes to our politicians, we're in a
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bad way, I think, here in Australia.
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But let's have a look first at what Donald Trump's doing.
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OK, So Donald Trump's been president for a couple of weeks
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now. And yet the change in the United
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States has been remarkable. Trump is not only reshaping the
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United States government, but it's also seems to be remaking
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the world. He's pitched plans to to redraw
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the map of the world from Greenland all the way to Gaza.
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You know, he makes these like, outlandish statements, says, are
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we going to do this? But really he's just trying to
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get a deal out of someone who's trying to get a rise and see
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they they're going to come to the party, puts the expectations
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right up high. And then they say, well, we
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can't do that. So, and in the end, it just gets
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to make a deal, which is what he's all about, I suppose.
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But so he's pitched plans to, you know, redraw the map of the
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world from Greenland to Gaza. No matter what you think, it's
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pretty, pretty intelligent, pretty good what he's done
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there. Trump has ordered the
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declassification of files related to the assassination of
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President Kennedy. He's also in his first week of
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office. He he signed a heap of executive
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orders enacting conservative agenda, quickly fulfilling his
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campaign promises with several immigration related executive
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orders. He's ended DEI programmes as
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diversity, equity and inclusion, delusion inclusion programmes
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and orders related to the economy and energy production,
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among some other things. The president's also withdrew
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from the Paris, the Lema Paris agreement, which I personally
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think we should have nothing to do with all the things that he
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signed off on with executive orders.
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He's these had the the rescission of 78 Biden era
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executive orders actions and memoranda.
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A regulatory freeze preventing bureaucrats from issuing any
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more regulations until we have full control of the governments,
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which might we could do with a bit of that here.
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A freeze on all federal hiring except in the military and a
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number of other excluded categories.
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Couldn't we do with some of that here?
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Federal labour constantly job numbers go up because they're
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just hiring bureaucrats all the time.
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So a requirement also, this is Trump, a requirement also that
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federal workers return to full time in person work is directed
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agencies to address America's cost of living crisis.
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As like I said, withdrawn from the Paris agreement and forming
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the United Nations of the USS withdrawal from the landmark
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climate treaty are directed to the federal government ordering
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the restoration of freedom of speech and preventing government
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censorship of free speech going forward.
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He's doing that here in Queensland.
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We have a premier putting gag orders on on politicians.
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So he's starting free speech even with his own party.
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So he's also Trump. He's also put forward a
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direction to the federal government ending the
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weaponization of government against the political
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adversaries of the previous administration.
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The president also signed an executive order that could
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significantly curtail transgender rights, which is
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something that was raised as ugly head here again in
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Queensland where we've had medical medical centre up north,
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it seems them giving medication to children without the parents
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knowledge. So he's also in one executive
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order, Trump said his administration will use clear
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and accurate language and policies that recognise women
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are biologically female and men are biologically male.
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It is the policy of the United States to recognise 2 sexes,
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male and female. The executive order said these
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sexes are not changeable and are grounded and fundamental and
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incontrovertible reality. But instead, what do we have
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here in in Queensland? Remember under the last
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government that Phantomen said, well, you know, if you, if you
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say you're a woman, if you can be a six foot 200K man who can
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bench press 100 kilos, but if you say that you're a woman,
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well then you're a woman because you know, Shannon Phantomen
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can't say anything anyway. The president also signed an
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executive order gutting a federal programmes aimed at
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improving DEI in the workplace, describing them as wasteful,
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illegal and immoral. Also, the US government funding
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for abortions overseas has been halted in one of Donald Trump's
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first acts as president. The executive order signed by
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the president on 24th of January reversed Biden's administrative
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support for organisations that promote or conduct abortions as
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a method of family planning outside the US.
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At the same time, Trump also signed an order scrapping the
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use of taxpayers money to pay for abortions on demand
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nationwide and rescinding the re categorization of the procedure
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as healthcare. Healthcare.
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I'm sick of hearing that term when it comes to abortions.
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Meanwhile in Australia we seem to have lost our way.
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Our politicians have no idea, no idea like I said, no idea how to
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stand for anything moral, no idea how to stand for
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righteousness. And it would seem that the
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Liberal, Liberal National Party, the LNPS are might they have
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lost the plot as well with unfortunately doesn't at the
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helm. So and Labour labour's so
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delusional that they view the killing of the unborn up to
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birth as a human right. The you've got abortion
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extremists like in the in the Albanese government such as
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women's Women's Minister Katie Gallagher are calling on pro
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life senators Matt Canavan and Alec Alec Antic to drop the
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Human rights Child born alive Protection Bill 2022, which
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would require this bill, if it was passed, would require
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medical practitioners to provide treatment to babies born alive
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as a result of the of an abortion attempt.
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Now you would think you would think you would think that would
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be a no brainer. The woman has decided she wants
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an abortion, a late term abortion.
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They've they've attempted this abortion.
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The baby is born still and the baby is still alive.
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It's come out. The baby is still alive.
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That is a human being laying on the table.
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And yet we need a bill passed to to force medical practitioners,
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people have gone to medical school to say, hey, that's a
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child right there. You need to actually take care
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of the child, not just let the child die.
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This is where we are in Australia.
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So despite overwhelming medical evidence and first hand
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testimony from midwives that babies are routinely surviving
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late term abortions and being left to die, Gallagher women
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Women's Minister Gallagher she she wants the born alive bill
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buried and she says it is dangerous, it is dangerous, it's
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dangerous to the baby if you don't pass it anyway.
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So in a report that came out, so the Australian Financial Review
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is confirmed that there was a leak from the LNP reporting
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comments, reporting comments that Dutton, Dutton has made.
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Dutton's made the point that while abortion was an issue in
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the state election, it was not something that they could
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address, that we could address, he says, in the federal
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parliament, which is a load of bull crap.
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And he and he says goes on to say that attempts by Labour to
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draw us off in that area should be seen as exactly what they
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are, a distraction. So the desire to save unborn
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children from just being allowed to die on the on the on the
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table, that's a distraction. It is the federal government
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that forces the federal government that forces all
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Australians to fund abortion through our medical, our
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Medicare levies and regulates the human pesticide, RU 486RU486
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pesticide that they use for abortions now, it's now the most
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common chemical for killing unborn babies. 5% of women who
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take the abortion drugs suffer complications, some of which are
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life threatening. But they, we don't care about
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the babies, who cares about the women as well?
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It's unspeakably sad that the Coalition views the killing of
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unborn babies and the coercion of women by men to do so as a
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distraction, Peter Dutton also said in a in a story that's
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appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald.
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It's been reported that Dutton has given his MP strict
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instructions not to fight for the rise of children and girls
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against radical L GB TIQ plus blah blah blah political
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agendas. So the Sydney Morning Herald's
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reporting that he sent a sharp message about culture wars to
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his party room at a time when some of the Liberal Party's
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deepest conservatives are trying to fight start fights over
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questions such as transgender rights and freedom of speech.
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So he wants to also, I think he did actually gag the party room.
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Can't have anyone talking about these things.
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So. So what else?
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So in his opening remarks to the weekly gathering of the Liberals
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and Nationals, once the photographers were escorted from
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the room and the private talks began, the opposition leader
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told his colleagues that the coalition was campaigning on the
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cost of living and could not be distracted by anything else.
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It's just a distraction. Unborn babies dying on the
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tables, just a distraction. People, We are a nation that has
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forgotten how to stand for righteousness.
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We are a nation that has embraced every lie, every sinful
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depravity that evil can inspire inside of our wicked hearts.
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We are a nation that has completely lost our way.
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Completely lost our way. I I don't for a second think
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that Trump is the be all and end all.
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He is a saviour or anything like that.
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But I do believe that he is the recognition.
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He he is the fruit of the recognition by the American
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people that they had lost their way and they needed to change.
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Australia needs to change. We have lost our way.
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We are a nation that is completely cloaked in a
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reprobate mind. We love, we have embraced our
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desires, our lust filled sins so much that we do not know how to
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think properly, how to think normally, how to think
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righteously. We are lost and at the moment I
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do not see any of our politicians leading us out of
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the filth and the degradation that we have gotten ourselves
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into and this is going to come back to haunt Australia.
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This is my opinion. We need God and we need to turn
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our back on the filth that we have embraced, on the LGBTQ
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confusion and on the lie that it is a human right to kill the
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unborn. This is all my opinion.
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I'm Jay Fallon. Thanks for listening to the
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slippery slope. They just feel.