It's all good mate.
I think it can be very challenging to assess all the propaganda that we are bombarded with on a daily basis.
I do note that the messages/propaganda that has been fed to the people of Australia for a very long time have been highly divisive, and there has been much demonizing of the poor, refugees, environmentalists, non-hetero folk, protesters and dissenting opinions of any kind esp political and environmental, and on and on.
A community and a society and indeed a nation of people is greater than the sum of its parts.
when political "leaders" or sections of the media have a persistent agenda of dividing people and turning them against each other for personal or political gain, then those politicians and media companies must be closely examined and called out on their actions.
Fuckwits and dodgy people and systemic corruption at every level must be called out.
If I see or hear something in the media, my first question is - who said or wrote that and what media corporation do they represent?
RICARDO'S BUSINESS: There have been some major moves in the Australian media landscape over the past few weeks, with ownership changes, restructuring and massive job cuts announced. Feeling confused? This should help.
www.sbs.com.au
en.wikipedia.org
If a politician or MPs of a political party are hammering certain messages, ask why they are doing that, and who benefits from it?
Be aware that proper and transparent reporting of political donations is not happening in Australia. The rules around political donations are way too loose in this country.
February 2019 Every year, Australian governments and their departments spend billions of dollars of your money to help more coal, gas and oil to be extracted and burned. Favourable decisions include: tax-based subsidies direct contributions concessional loans from public financial institutions...
www.marketforces.org.au
February 2019 Every year, Australian governments and their departments spend billions of dollars of your money to help more coal, gas and oil to be extracted and burned. Favourable decisions include: tax-based subsidies direct contributions concessional loans from public financial institutions...
www.marketforces.org.au
February 2019 Every year, Australian governments and their departments spend billions of dollars of your money to help more coal, gas and oil to be extracted and burned. Favourable decisions include: tax-based subsidies direct contributions concessional loans from public financial institutions...
www.marketforces.org.au
Also interesting to note Coal industry connections to Liberal party MPs. A significant number have worked in the coal industry.
Recent AEC data shows mining companies bet heavily against Labor at the last election, with the vast majority of political
www.australianmining.com.au
Tony Abbott, Eric Abetz, Kevin Andrews and George Christensen among named members of new forum that claims 20 MPs
www.theguardian.com
AEC disclosures for last year also confirm Malcolm Turnbull was nation’s biggest political donor, giving $1.75m to the Liberals
www.theguardian.com
If polls are consistently showing that Australian voters want climate change on the election agenda, why are the leaders keeping so quiet about it?
theconversation.com
Mining body says contributions ‘provide additional opportunities for the MCA to meet with members of parliament’
www.theguardian.com
www.abc.net.au
kangaroocourtofaustralia.com
www.buzzfeed.com
