Criticism of one party to the Gaza conflict has been deemed 'hate speech' and illegal by the Australian federal parliament (see embedded Gerard Rennick video below). Somehow, however, the same federal government shows little concern about the actual hate crimes (as opposed to hate speech) being committed in full view of the whole world in Gaza, as in the embedded tweet.
Senator Gerard Rennick has learned that he has not retained his position as Senator for Queensland, although he will still remain a Senator until 30 June. In spite of losing his Senate Seat, he remains resolved to continue to fight for all the policies he fought for as a Senator and plans to put his efforts into building a much larger People First Party as an alternative to the corrupt major parties.
Gerard Renick of the People First Party Thank all those who supported his campaign. Currently, the Australian electoral Commission tally room shows that he now has 35.26% of the quota necessary for him to win one of the 6 Senate seats being contested in this half-Senate election. To be returned as Senator, he needs to gain another 64.74% of the total of Queensland Senate votes through the allocation of preferences from candidates with fewer votes than him.
Australia’s top spy wrote to the CIA asking to keep secret details of an investigation into phone calls made to the US Embassy in Canberra about an assassination plot before President John F. Kennedy was killed, newly declassified files have revealed. Australia’s top spy wrote to the CIA asking to keep secret details of an investigation into phone calls made to the US Embassy in Canberra about an assassination plot before President John F. Kennedy was killed, newly declassified files have revealed.
Exercising his independence since leaving the Liberal Party, Senator Rennick, (People First Party) lambasted the Libs and Labs as 'not serious' about pressing problems like the high cost of living, housing challenges, energy issues, and excessive immigration, but only 'serious about getting more power.' He criticised new censorship legislation, calling for less intrusion into people's personal lives and freedoms.
On Wednesday 5 February, Queensland Senator Gerard Rennick asked of The Foreign Minister Senator Penny Wong, why, given her government's treatment of the former Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad, she had said nothing about the large number of crimes committed against the people of Syria by the new regime of Mohammad al–Julani.
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