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Alison Bevege's avatar

I notice that in 1987 Australia was a nation, with a majority of people unified by shared history and culture. Bob Hawke it was who set about destroying the nation with multiculturalism, which is the opposite of nation. A state or country is not the same thing as a nation. There can be no effective opposition to this Bill as there is no longer a pool of people large enough to have both the shared history and will to defend their freedom - which was only ever culturally protected and not protected in law.

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Rebal's avatar

Right. I believe that's what is happening in the US, with the hoards of people we have no room or resource for. They may have come to usurp from the beautiful country, but they've helped knock it down- they will never have it.

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

Phenomenal article Alison, thank you.

I recently had a young person in my family tell me: "I would sell my soul for a digital ID."

This same young person watched me stand alone during the vax pass lock out, as I was denied entry to his graduation. I congratulated him in the car park. This made no impression on him.

When I explained to him about the digital ID (as you have done here), he said: "it's just the convenience." Yes, he is injected with the covid bioweapon, which he did to attend festivals that were cancelled anyway.

Unfortunately, this is what we are up against. I am ready, and I know all of you reading are as well.

Edit: just cross-posted, thank you again for this, although I take exception to the notion 'It is anonymous and therefore deceitful' which seems an odd statement when writing about digital privacy.

Those who are most ruthless in unmasking are usually those who would pursue and punish government whistleblowers. Please see relevant article "A brief history of anons, a tribute to the top modern anons, and why anon culture fosters free speech, creativity, and trust" by account dedicated to Yuri Bezemenov https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-stay-anonymous-top-anons-creativity-trust

"Writing as an anon unleashes creativity by suppressing the ego and insecurities that accompany a real name. Before picking up the pen as Yuri, I never wrote anything publicly under my name and it will stay that way. I don’t do it for fame or glory, I do it for the dialogue and the friends you make along the way."

People can choose to follow or not, but if the choice of anonymity is removed there is no longer choice. Australians (in particular) have a terrible fetish for government to save them rather than preserve their liberties, which is how the camps were built.

Truth is truth no matter where it comes from, and it is much more difficult to 'spread the word' when the power of credentialism, sex appeal, ego or physical characteristics are removed. That is the power of the anon. You rise and fall only by your word.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

Yes cookerwatch is anonymous and therefore deceitful. This is not to impugn your good self and your excellent work. However with so many motivated people pushing agendas, in secret, including by the state, it really is not possible to see the agenda (or no agenda) unless the person is identified. Many whistleblowers go public for this reason, ed snowden, barry young. John kyriakou etc and pay a heavy price. Not everyone is jn a position to do so.

Cookerwatch exist to shame people into following govt policy. They are political headkickers, which increases their deceit as they are acting for an undisclosed agenda. This is not at all like you, a person who tries to report the truth as you see it, anonymously to protect your family.

Keep smiling excessdeathsau, you wonderful person.

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Kaylene Emery's avatar

Amen !

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Alison Bevege's avatar

I am so sorry that is poignant and so terribly sad that you had to congratulate in the carpark.

You think it made no impression but it is seared on his memory and one day he will inspect that memory again and see it in a new light. You mighy be waiting decades but I guarantee that one day, that young man will be so grateful for the care and love you showed and it will make him realise just how disgusting and wrong those policies were.

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JC's avatar

Seeds. That's our main weapon. Planting seeds.

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JC's avatar

During COVID, when we needed QR codes for entry anywhere, I heard a number of people saying, "Just give me the chip, it's easier."

(likewise, I was told, "Just take the shot, it's easier.")

This does not bode well for freedom in Australia.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

Yes and worse - in 2021 they abolished Certificates of Title. It is all digital now - if you own a home your certificate of title was your proof. Now your only proof is the Torrens title register. You can only have digital, which is administered by a private company in NSW after the NSW government sold off the Land Titles Office.

This is in keeping with the proposed tokenisation of all real assets and is, frankly, terifying

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zeb11's avatar

18 mths ago the real estate conveyancer (Australia ) asked me to get facial recognition ID to prove identity. A 2nd option was to travel some distance to front up in person with hard copy ID. I wondered how many took the convenient facial ID option without a thought or a care.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Well said, dear ExcessDeathsAU. I have kids like this in my family, too, they think making their lives online a total open book is the bees-knees-of-dernier-cri-modernity way to go, and, by the way, kanya beleevit, they have this auntie who refuses to use such basic conveniences as WhatsApp and FacePlant. (All took the jabs, alas.) I try to send them to listen to Rob Braxman on Odysee. So far, no takers. https://odysee.com/@RobBraxmanTech:6/welcome-to-the-rob-braxman-tech-channel:5

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Rebal's avatar

Indeed..I think many here think that too. And having everything connected for ease seems to be liked. It's dangerous. It's a no go. Nope. Has anyone ever seen the movie "The Circle"? This is, indeed, how people can be brainwashed but in the end find put how bad it was. Just stop using all their "devices and products" now. Knock em down. Starve em out.

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Tony Ryan's avatar

I am guessing that it will not be until actual individuals have been denied access to their bank accounts that any resistance will emerge. And when it does, it will be from people with nothing left to lose. I am guessing that leading politicians will be mained or killed, bank CEOs hurled from rooftops, as in China; and private armies will appear., to replace the woke ninnies of the ADF. That will provoke a homegrown version and then it will be civil war. I really doubt th e globalists have thought this through.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

No, i do not think this will happen. People will simply adapt to their cage.

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AussieManDust's avatar

No Alison. You are wrong. Dead wrong. The Redcoats murdered Ned Kelly because he had a political agenda (read the Jirrildee letter). Now both sides of Oz politics want to enslave us. Midnight Oil wrote some moving lyrics that Australia will sing again: "Better to die on your feet/than to live on your knees". I reckon it's bettervto hang 'em all, let God sort 'em, Labour, Liberal, WF, BigSick. ✊️

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Alison Bevege's avatar

well, it's just not possible to win in any other fashion than peacefully, culturally and politically. that's because the state has a monopoly on violence and high-tech weapons. So not only would it be violent and wrong, but also useless.

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AussieManDust's avatar

It would be violent. It wouldn't be wrong. But it would certainly seem useless! 🤔 This Dystopian cull must be managed carefully, so as not to spook the herd. Say, just +10% Excess Deaths per annum, carefully hidden in MSM Narrative... that & a few more (Aerosol Vax, tm Bill Gates) adjustments... oh! & that birth rate, excellent projections for the 2030 Agenda. 🫡

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Rebal's avatar

Doubtful

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

>I really doubt th e globalists have thought this through.

Oh they have. This is zee angrier world. People will be begging for tyranny.

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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

By the time that would happen, too many will be half starved and hovering gone without food, power and fuel for days to weeks. Then, what is the army of weakened but finally awakened previously sheeple going to fight with?

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

I disagree. People will lose it much earlier than that. They will be furious. People are already on edge at least in Australia with inflation and lack of affordable housing.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

Yes ExcessDeaths you are right that people are suffering

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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

I hope you are correct, but even if they are, what are they going to be able to accomplish? They speak out and protest and their accounts are frozen and they lose their jobs. Then what? The government is preparing for riots, or they are dumber than I think they are.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

Yes the govt has the means of violent suppression. You get nowhere that way. The call went out for submissions on directed energy weapons for crowd control in late 2021. I have yet to write it up, been waiting a while but i just get busy sometimes

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Alison Bevege's avatar

no, it's just impossible to get confirmation therefore tenuous, plus there is always something more immediate i have to do at times

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

When rage builds into uncontrollable human osmotic pressure under tyranny it only has one way to go. It does not have to 'accomplish' anything. It simply takes on a life of its own.

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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

True, but how many will see what happens to those who speak out and decide to keep their mouth’s shut. I have been shocked for years before the Covid mess just how much abuse from government US “citizens” put up with and even more shocked how much Australians have these past four years.

I hope you are correct. I want you to be correct. I just see no evidence that when push comes to shove that enough Americans, or Australians or New Zealanders or Canadians will stand firm. Farmers in Holland and Germany sure are though, which I must admit has surprised me, pleasantly so.

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JC's avatar

I actually have hope for the USA because of their deep political division. Chaos. Anger. Red v Blue is now Identity. Swarms of immigrants coming over the southern border. In this chaos, I have hope. You can't herd cats, and the USA is far more ungovernable that AU or NZ or Canada, who will blindly walk into the slaughterhouse.

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Rebal's avatar

Coming to that here too

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Tony Ryan's avatar

People do not yet realise you do not need three meals a day. One small meal will do fine. It has been known for thousands of years, three days without food and every man is a potential murderer. having watched their kids die from the jab will make homocidal maniacs out of the quietest little chap. The thought of death will mean nothing to them. mThe need to kill will be overwhelming. The globalists have a poor oversight of history and extrapolate on the basis of 100 years of peacetime urban behaviour.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

No, i thibk you are wrong about that. I have gobe without food for 3 days' fast. It isnt easy but it is good for your health. It wont make people homicidal and we will never resort to violence because then we would become what we hate.

We will quietly fight back peacefully and lawfully, by passive resistance and non-compliance

It is better to try to fox the problems in our system, which have arisen from corporate corruption.

Why have a revolution and ruin our precious and fragile system forever? Only worse will come from that.

Why do that when wr could just break up the corporations into small and mid-size businesses instead. Do that and they lose the power to corrupt our government. Which would then represent us.

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Tony Ryan's avatar

When the City of London created Gandhi and King, they must have had you in mind. So you are going to sway psychopaths by forcing them to ampathise with the suffering of the people. Good luck with that.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

well, gandhi won independence, and king won the civil rights war.

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Tony Ryan's avatar

Hollywood and the media told you that.

No warning alarm?

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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

We aren’t seeing that though, are we. Kids have been dying from the clot shot for what, 2 years now? Just asking if the deceased child got the Covid shot elicits a an exchange similar to the following. “It wasn’t the shot.”. “How do you know?” “It WASN’T the SHOT”. “What was it then?” “IT WASN’T THE FAUCING SHOT!!!”. Oh, yeah, they’ll kill but not those who lied to them about the shot, they’ll you and I for pointing out the obvious to them, that they were lied to. They must either continue to believe the lie or accept the fact they were an accomplice in the murder of the own child. They’ll come after the unvaxxed but not those who are guarded by rank upon rank of police in riot gear with flash bangs and guns.

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Alison Bevege's avatar

You are right that people turn their anger on the people who were right instead of the people who were guilty.

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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

We are already seeing it.

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Rebal's avatar

They really haven't been all that brilliant

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Phil Schultz's avatar

Thanks for another excellent article Alison. Australia is not the same country unfortunately as it was in 1987. I know that a lot of us conspiracy “realists” are aware of what is happening but I can still understand why, in particular the younger generations, are so nonchalant about digital ID and the lack of concern about government intrusion. This is predominantly because they have been born into the new digital world and their “education” might I say has been tilted towards acceptance of government interjections unlike earlier generations.

I do take heart though when I look back at, for instance, the Voice referendum which was SMASHED and this occurred from a grass roots level and with minimum funding against a huge amount of money coming from government, huge corporations and “woke” elites.

Then I look at what’s happened and continues to happen in Europe with the Dutch farmers and now the German farmers enthusiastically joined by Polish and other countries farmers. These people are at the cutting edge of resistance, there KNOW what is happening and their governments are powerless to put them down unlike what happened in Canada during Covid.

I take heart when I see Argentinian President Javier Milei take to the stage at Davos to address WEF attendees and Klaus Schwab of what I now label the entire bunch of”elites” as The Fourth Reich. (They didn’t see that coming did they😳)?

I take heart knowing that there is (purely a guess) 100 million of them, leaving about 7.5 BILLION that they have to control. I then think back to history and the French Revolution and smile with warmth on the inside knowing what is coming for these tyrants, eventually.

I have my pitchfork and I’m on my last hill - we live in interesting times.

Phil

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Alison Bevege's avatar

How wonderful Phil you do give me hope with your golden comment, excellent points you raise.

Instead of a french revolution, perhaps we could break up the corporations into small and mid size businesses, and same again for large mega-charity funds like Gstes foundation.

If the global corporations were unable to dominate markets, international institutions and nation states by their size and power, then they wouldnt be able to corrupt our democratic system, which took centuries to build

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Rebal's avatar

Yes, we need to cap.what any one individual person or entity can accumulate. "Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely ".

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Peter Fam (of Maat's Method)'s avatar

Thank you Alison. Amazing work. 'The Australia Card' is a sobering reminder of the shift in privacy awareness and general willingness to protect our autonomy...people have been conditioned not to care and not to know. Except for everybody here, of course. And thank you for sharing our article/analysis re the Bill. - Peter

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Alison Bevege's avatar

Thank YOU Peter for reading the Bill and making it accessible to all of us. You are wonderful.

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Rebal's avatar

Agreed!

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JC's avatar

Another Midnight Oil song, Short Memory: https://youtu.be/ufqlbaurJPw?si=QLNITaa4Yb5dNhBH

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SLK's avatar

´´ Refusers will have their lives made increasingly impossible. They will be demonised as fringe “cookers” so their complaints can be dismissed without care ´´. OK you demons in charge, you can already put me in the list and lets have some fun you degenerates POS.

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

This is the correct energy.

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Phil Schultz's avatar

DO NOT COMPLY!! is all that’s required by MANY

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Kaylene Emery's avatar

Agreed.

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Deconstructing 4IR Narratives's avatar

Thanks for sharing my Digital ID video. I just heard that the Committee accepted my submission done on behalf of community voice. It's up on the website and number 24.

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Michael Ginsburg's avatar

"The only way it could be stopped is by mass protest, the way the Australia Card was defeated in 1987 - and maybe not even then."

Spot on Alison!

https://ia.acs.org.au/content/ia/article/2023/mygov-to-ditch-passwords-in-major-overhaul.html

NO ONE IS VOTING THEIR WAY OUT OF THIS!

https://actionabletruth.substack.com/i/139998480/the-year-of-the-digital-id

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Kitsune, Maskless Crusader.'s avatar

Yet, judges have taken children from their parents because the parents refused to use use the kid’s preferred pronouns and other LGBTQWTF related issues and no protests; nothing. If this is not an issue that brings the majority of or at least massive numbers of parents and grandparents into the streets where they stop all commerce until until these judges are removed and an end put to this nonsense, then nothing is.

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Rebal's avatar

What an insane idea. No thanks! Sounds an awful lot like the mark of the beast to me.

Ephesians 6:11-13, Put on the full armour of the Lord, that you might be able to withstand the wikes of the evil one.."

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Alison Bevege's avatar

Yes there has been a profound cultural change, partly due to technological change. Just liok at people on the bus, walking down the street all have their heads down looking at their phones

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Rebal's avatar

Planned distractions and money, data sucks

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Alison Bevege's avatar

I agree with your analysis 100%

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JC's avatar

I was speaking to a Yank friend of mine last night. I was bemoaning digital currency, and she was bemoaning the "dirty handling of cash." She says: "And the main benefit of digital currency is one less mode of transmission of nasty diseases. "

Sigh. She's my age. While I went from blue to purple to red to WTF (politically homeless), she is still staunchly blue, still deranged about Chump. (I don't like him, but do believe he's a lesser evil.)

Of course, she didn't know what it was like to be locked down and locked out. And she took the shots (which I believe decreases IQ by about 20 points).

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