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Let's take a closer look at information circulated by incubators, who DO NOT disclosure affiliations with large lobby groups. Questioning everything the "freedom movement" can't research.
Let's break down the who's who in the zoo. The "others side" is hosted by Damian Coory and featured on The Good Sauce
The Libertarian Party is formerly known as the Liberal Democrats and Damian Coory is an author at The Good Sauce, which is registered as The Trustee for Good Sauce News Trust.
Dave Pellowe and John Ruddick state in these video's they support Israel.
Ruddick also explains he's a capitalist and considers Javier Malei in Argentina the world's greatest leader and that donations should be seen as freedom of speech. To understand what actually happened in Argentina watched this video by Geopolitical Economy Report.
The CPAC network is riddled with these Pro-Israel actors and once you identify the lobby groups, you should be able to spot the incubators. Matthew Sheahan from Advanced Australia recruits for his "grass roots" movement. Advance Partners can range up to 12000 participants at a time, for example their pro-Israel campaign, or their Green campaign with a goal to move voters away from candidates against a genocide in Gaza.
Through-out the defending democracy live, pro-Israel representatives doubled down on smaller government language, identifying big government has too many busy bodies and a smaller government for conservatives maintains their power.
There's a common language amongst incubator ecosystems that use double speak to confuse people about the concept of government, but smaller government means giving everything to privatisation, which is corporations. Yet they don't like corporations or is it the double speak that THE government is a corporation. Basically, it sounds like a con job to give everything to their mates. If the current government isn't working, that falls on voters.
The people who have voted for smaller government and allowed privatisation should take responsibility for the mess we are currently in.
When I watch Dave Pellowe and Benjamin Netanyahu make statements about "we the people", and then look across the incubators using the statement, it has become a behaviour hook to upsell social apartheid.
John Ruddick whines that larger government interferes with their control.
Melissa Wells Senate Candidate Calls for Overhaul of Lobby Register Guidelines
Tasmania Now is demanding a complete overhaul of federal and state lobbying register guidelines to restore transparency and accountability in decision-making processes. Current frameworks fail to provide the public with meaningful insight into the influence of private interests on political campaigns.
"The existing lobbying registers are inadequate, outdated, and riddled with loopholes. They serve more as a facade than a genuine safeguard against undue influence," said Melissa Wells
Key reforms being proposed include:
1. Real-Time Reporting: Mandating that all lobbying activities are reported within 48 hours, ensuring timely public access to information.
2. Expanded Disclosure: Requiring lobbyists to disclose the specific policies, contracts, or regulations they are seeking to influence.
3. Increased Accessibility: Developing user-friendly online platforms for the public to easily access lobbying data.
4. Enhanced Oversight: Real time monitoring and enforcement compliance with lobbying regulations.
5. Public Interest Safeguards: A mandatory disclosure statement by charity and lobby partners providing political messaging services across all platforms.
"The people of Tasmania, and Australia at large, deserve to know who is shaping their political future that impacts their lives. Without significant reform, public trust in our democratic institutions will continue to erode," Melissa Wells added.
Melissa Wells remains committed to rooting out corruption and ensuring that government decisions reflect the interests of the community, not powerful vested interests.
For further information, please contact:
Melissa Wells Senate Candidate for Braddon
0461 381 651
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