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Melbourne Australia Protests Vaccine Emergency Laws Becoming Permanent Law, 13 Nov 2021

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First published at 14:37 UTC on November 14th, 2021.

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Melbourne Australia protesting against draconian Bill that has passed through the Upper House of State Parliament of Victoria. The new law by Premier Dan Andrews of the Labor Party would make permanent what have so far just been temporary, short term Emergency Laws. A group of thirteen Australian Queens Counsel wrote an open letter warning that this new law would allow Premier Andrews to virtually rule by decree for an indefinite period of time. The Upper House will vote on the Bill this coming 18 November 2021. In this video, look at the faces of the ordinary Australians who care about their nation to attend this peaceful protest, and then contrast it with how the Australian Media, such as THE AGE, portrayed this protest the next day: ""Some of the marchers ... carried nooses, while others waved placards calling for [MP's] to be hanged." See for yourself. Ask whether what THE AGE wrote about this protest is an accurate representation of the overall flavour of the protest?

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