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Australia: Leading The Way Toward The Great Reset · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi. I'm Jay Fallon and you're
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  listening to the slippery slope. So listen, I'm going to assume
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  that that anyone probably listening to this podcast at
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  least would have heard of the world economic Forum Klaus
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  Schwab and the great reset. And you've probably heard the
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  phrase, you'll own nothing and be happy.
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  But just in case you haven't, No wonder you.
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  What I'm talking about. I'll just run over a few
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  pointers. The great reset is an idea
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  that's been put forward by the world economic Forum to
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  fundamentally restructure. The global economy in the wake
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  of the covid-19 endemic. One of the key points of this
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  idea is that this phrase that you will own nothing and be
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  happy. Oh, nothing and be happy author.
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  Douglas Kruger says, like many of the political The correct
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  ideas that we we here Brandi debate in the media, this entire
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  project is couched in kindness. It is presented as something
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  that is being done or being proposed for our good for the
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  greater good. Personally, this personally this
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  should be setting off alarm bells in our minds.
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  It tends to lead to very problematic ideology.
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  The Proposal out of Davos is essentially this, we You have a
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  group of exceptionally powerful individuals predominantly in the
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  banking finance and and business sector there in Alliance with
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  government leadership and they're proposing.
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  That as a result of these covid lockdowns, that's that have
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  done, you know, such a great deal of damage to to the global
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  economy. They perceive that they now have
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  an opportunity to rebuild economies, but to do so in what
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  they believe is a more enlightened fashion.
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  So generally speaking there are there are problems with the idea
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  of groups of people who were in power, then.
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  Deciding the history of humanity, in the best case
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  scenario, you know, human humankind mankind, with some
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  simply supposed to be free. We should be able to determine
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  their own. Futures our own progress and
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  what we want out of life. From a Christian and a Biblical
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  perspective, God gave mankind men and women.
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  God gave mankind free. Will we have the right to
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  choose? We don't always choose the right
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  thing, the best. Obviously, but God layout is
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  Free Will it's we're not robots. So this particular case that
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  comes from the world economic Forum, proposes is a sort of
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  collective idea that takes personal ownership out of the
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  equation. You know, the little phrase and
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  and it sounds so innocent that you will own nothing and you
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  will be happy. It sounds sound so innocent.
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  But it is a fallacy because Is someone somewhere has to own and
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  this is the issue if you take ownership out of the hands of
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  the broad-based populace and or you know, separate entrepreneurs
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  and families and individuals and you concentrated into the hands
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  of a few multinational corporations working together
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  with governments or firstly that system is by definition fascist.
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  And the this idea of an all-powerful government and the
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  businesses that work in conjunction with them quickly,
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  very quickly leads to cronyism. So, the reason why I want to
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  talk about or start with this, with this great reset proposal,
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  it's because I believe Australia, the Australian
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  government's, we are fast becoming the poster boys.
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  For the great reset. We are allowing a different
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  different, political parties hours.
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  Eight local state, federal government to dictate what we
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  can and can't do with our property.
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  What prep, what property owners can and can't do.
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  And this article came out of came from South Australia.
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  That just yesterday, I'll read the headline to you.
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  It says that South Australia, Greens.
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  Greens are a political party push for new vacant property
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  tax. So the article goes to say, The
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  greens have urged the South Australian government to
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  introduce a tax on vacant Residential Properties.
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  After reports thousands are empty across the state So amid
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  the current rental on housing crisis, which we've been, which
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  is been happening here in Australia for a little while.
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  Now, since this data we had a census, just lost the last year.
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  It was last year. So this senses, you know, when
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  they gather all your details, I want to know everything about
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  every every individual in your household.
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  Anyway, since is Dasa suggest that about 84,000 properties.
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  Are lying vacant in South Australia, we have people
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  Sleeping on the streets intense cars and Caravans yet there are
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  thousands of vacant homes. In South Australia, the greens
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  Upper House, MP, Robert Sims said a vacant property tax would
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  encourage owners just to encourage people, so it doesn't
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  use the word punishment, which is what it is, is punishment.
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  It's they just want to encourage you with a little tax, little
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  extra tax to sell or rent out their properties boosting
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  housing Supply at a a time when it's desperately needed, mr.
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  Simms said the tax could be applied and Residential
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  Properties left vacant without reason for more than 12 months
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  and the money raised spent on social housing.
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  So get, let me give this right, okay?
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  Vacant property tax to encourage owners, not to punish is just to
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  encourage you, to either sell it or rent it.
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  If you as a property owner, have made a decision for whatever
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  you, let's just say 12 properties.
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  They don't want you having a choice, they don't want you
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  having freedom of over where you live freedom of movement.
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  They don't want that. The government does not want
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  that, they want to be able to dictate what you can and can't
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  do where you can go. They want to dictate your
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  movements, but if you own your own property they can't dictate
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  those things to you. This is just further,
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  encroachment by government, where they do not belong, this
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  idea that they would just encourage you to either sell?
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  What if you don't want to sell your holding the property
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  because you want to be able to give it to your children at a
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  later date. You want to be able to do
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  something else worthwhile with it.
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  You have other plans, it really doesn't matter.
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  Enters the fact that they said mr.
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  Simms are said the tax could be applied in Residential
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  Properties, left vacant without reason so you have to explain To
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  the government, to some government authority, to some
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  bureaucracy. What your reasons are for having
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  a property that you've left? Vacant, you have to explain it
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  to them. This is typical government
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  overreach. Very typical of the greens
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  party, which at their the heart of the greens party, they are a
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  socialist-slash-communist party. In reality, this is what
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  happens, this Kind of government.
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  Overreach is what happens, especially in Australia, where
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  we have an over-reliance on on government welfare systems.
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  Like centerlink work, you know where you when you're
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  unemployed, well, you don't have to get a job.
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  And so, the government will just give you money.
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  Because no one's encouraged to really work, no one's forced
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  away because you've always got that safety net of the
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  government. This is the problem with it.
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  And of course, you know, they'll use that money.
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  They know how to use this tax. That will use it on social
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  housing to do people do the people of Australia.
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  Do you realize that the government does never it never
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  creates anything, the government never comes up with some great
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  ideas that change the world governments.
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  Don't do that. All I do is facilitate if you
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  want any great idea, that changes, the world comes from
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  individuals, usually or private Enterprise businesses that are,
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  that are trying to invent new ways, create new ways to do
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  things government, don't create anything, they just pasilla
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  Tate. They just add taxes for what
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  they say, is the greater good, but they just bureaucracies
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  who've decided, they know what the greater good is but they
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  don't Don't it goes on to say that a similar tax already
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  operates in Victoria. I did, I didn't even know this,
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  I did not know that they already had this in Victoria.
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  It says the greens have also called for other measures to
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  tackle, the housing shortage and the pressure on renters,
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  including more investment in public housing construction and
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  the introduction of rent controls on Wednesday.
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  Mr. Simms will introduce a bill to State Parliament to limits
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  rent increase. Is to once every two years in
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  line with inflation. So, my question again is why do
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  governments and political parties believe that they have
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  the right to dictate what a property owner can, and cannot
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  do with their own property. This is what occurs in a nation,
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  especially in the nation like Australia, where we have this
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  over-reliance on government welfare systems.
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  We are either too blind or we are too lazy to see the
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  political He's like the greens, a socialist and communist at
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  heart. They are not beneficial for this
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  nation. In reality.
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  What gives you freedom is the ability to own a property and to
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  Aspire to own a property owning property and not just physical
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  land, but even even having, you know, intellectual property
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  property rights coming up with ideas and owning the ability to
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  be able to own that own your ideas own your inventions, okay?
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  If the government can take these rights and and this is where
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  we'll go, if the likes of Klaus Schwab in the world economic
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  Forum, have their way, this is where it will go.
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  It's not just going to be physical land property, even
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  your your idea. Is your intellectual property
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  will fall into the hand of big business and government or that
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  that are in cahoots together to own everything.
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  Because like I said, the very this, very thought that you can
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  own nothing and yet be happy is a fallacy because someone has to
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  own it, do not believe the lie from someone like this Sims.
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  This MP or the greens party or the world economic Forum where
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  they think that they can control, they should be able to
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  dictate what you can and cannot do with your property.
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  I don't know a lot about American history, but I do know
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  this quote which came from leave is George Washington.
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  Who wrote that freedom and property rights are inseparable.
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  You can't have one without the other.
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  They want a One World Government.
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  They want a One World Financial system.
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  They will own everything that will use the they will use
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  climate change to bring it all into action.
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  And we are falling right into their hands with silly things,
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  like voting in the greens in Australia.
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  Like, allowing this kind of legislation to do to just go
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  ahead and not push back, not fight back, not holding these
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  political parties. Accountable, like we should be,
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  however, saying all that Bible says that there will be a one
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  world, one world government, there will be a one world
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  leader. He will be able to dictate who
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  can buy and sell. This is all leading to what the
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  Bible says, will happen. The whole issue with you as an
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  individual, she need to get your life right with God.
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  Don't bury your head in the sand.
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  Don't think that these things aren't going to happen.
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  When you see these things happening.
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  Like with what the greens do do not be blinded to what their
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  real goal is and that is to take everything that you have to take
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  it for themselves. That's my opinion.
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