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Raskin said, “I’m fundamentally optimistic about the history of American democracy, that we have always moved towards being a more perfect union. There has been backsliding, there’s been reaction, there’s been resistance, but in the big picture, we move forward.”

He continued, “This is going to sound partisan, but in partisan terms, look, Hillary beat Trump by more than three million votes. Joe Biden beat him by more than seven and a half million votes, and the young people are increasingly on our side. The GOP is a shrinking minority party, which is why they’re hanging on to every anti-democratic lever of power they’ve got, the gerrymandering of congressional and state legislative districts, the filibuster, the packing of Courts — all of these things are covering up for the fact that the vast majority of the people reject what they have to offer.”

Raskin added, “So we’re in a titanic struggle here because it’s a race between the vast majority of the American people who want democracy to keep going forward and then a party that has positioned itself outside of the constitutional order which is attacking our elections, which is passing voter suppression statutes and which is trying to deny majority rule in the country.”

https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2022/01/14/raskin-hillary-beat-trump-by-3-million-votes-biden-beat-him-by-7-million-gop-a-shrinking-minority-party/

Yes, “rules are rules” Scott, you invent them, break them, subvert them and ignore them

PM Scott Morrison came out strongly against Novak Djokovic again this week, claiming “rules are rules … no one is above these rules”. Yet the list of this government’s broken rules is prolific. From sports rorts, au pairs, parliamentary entitlements, environmental standards, action on climate to Christian Porter. Callum Foote and Michael West on brazen hypocrisy.

“Rules are rules, and there are no special cases. Rules are rules,” opined Prime Minister Scott Morrison with the air of a regretful headmaster.

And most of us standing in the quadrangle for assembly remember the next bit left unsaid: “And I didn’t make the rules. Christine … You can go!”

Of course those in class who’d been paying attention, immediately thought of the myriad times the “rules” have been invented, broken, subverted or just plain ignored by this Coalition Government in the years since it was elected in 2013.

Sports rorts, au pairs, parliamentary entitlements,environmental standards, action on climate change and…Christian Porter. The list is a long one.

Perhaps one of the dozens of refugees held in Melbourne’s Park Hotel – the “prison hotel”, Novak Djokovic’s residence for four nights – may have liked to put his hand up to point out that this Government has been repeatedly found to have breached international human rights laws.

In 2015 this Government, under PM Tony Abbott, was found to be systematically violating the United Nations Convention Against Torture.

Since then the “rules” have been changed at the Government’s whim. Most recently with the Migrant Amendment Bill 2021 that gives the Government the power to indefinitely detain refugees, potentially for the rest of their lives.

Djokovic case – an attack on rule of law

So, rules are not rules. Just as the old Castrol GTX ad proclaimed in the 80s: “Oils ain’t oils!”

In the high-profile case of Novak Djokovic, the one benefit of this slow-rolling farce is that it trains the spotlight on a deeper concern that the rule of law in Australia is being eroded by our elected officials.

In the last minutes of Djokovic’s trial, which can be seen here, the counsel for the Government informs Judge Kelly that the Minister for Immigration Alex Hawke, may step in and use his personal executive powers to cancel Djokovic’s visa.

That’s despite the consent orders to set the tennis star free. Effectively overturning the court’s decision.

The judge takes a moment, first thanks the Counsel for the Government for this information, stating that if he was to learn of this development after the Court was out of session he would be “incandescent” (read: really pissed off).

https://www.michaelwest.com.au/scott-morrison-attacks-rule-of-law-novak-djokovic-case/

NWO

Noahide world Order

Kill people with vax

Have the good guys expose this

Show the system is so broken

Then stage alien invasion (bluebeam)

The claim they have made a deal with the aliens but we must get rid of religions as this is what caused the divide.

We must go under noahide laws

Religions are outlawed punishable by death

Billions die from the cabal vax population is reduced, but it wasn't the fault of the Good cabal members only the bad = NWO

Way out

Let them play out their fantasy, expose and kill off half of the problem.

Then we take out the problem, who we saved for last.

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