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Aussie Al presents: Injustices and the scammers

Aussie Al presents: Injustices and the scammers

By: Al D
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What happened to the world in 2020? What happened to Australia? Why were so many Australians forced to sell property, mortgage houses and denied return to their home country despite a UN convention defining such a government response as a betrayal of human rights? Why was the insanity of COVD-denying considered a virtue in many countries? Why is collective madness so common and why are injustices against humans so common? This podcast asks this and other questions and invites you, the listener to be vigilant and help me expose the rot.

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    Context and denial
    Nov 13 2022

    What happened to the world in 2020? Why were so many Australians forced to sell property, mortgage houses and denied return to their home country despite a UN convention defining such a government response as a betrayal of human rights? Why did the Morrison Federal government in 2020 and 2021 divide the country by labelling Australian citizens stranded overseas as potential disease carriers while welcoming foreign sportspeople and celebrities to its shores? This episode explores these questions and looks at the issues revealing a dark underbelly of the country of "the fair go"




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