These are worrying times, where it is no longer a fringe view to fear for the lifeblood of Western civilisation. Recently, John Anderson, deputy prime minister from 1999 to 2005, asked in an article: “Do We support Free Speech or Revert to McCarthyism?” The Australian, April 12, 2017, p. 14. He had as a sub-heading; “Australia risks becoming ungovernable if we bar people from free expression.” There is clear evidence of a “new totalitarianism,” and Anderson gives a long list of examples of this from many debates, especially the incidents associated with section 18 C complaints, and the Senate, thanks to the NXT, other independents, the Greens and Labor, voting down amendments to section 18 C: “Labor, the Greens, the Nick Xenophon Team and crossbencher Jacqui Lambie opposed changes to the wording of 18C, robbing the government of the 39 votes it needs to get it through the upper house.
The attempt to re-word 18C was killed off by a Labor amendment to the bill, 31 votes to 28, leaving the commission’s process changes remaining.” http://www.skynews.com.au/news/top-stories/2017/03/31/senate-votes-down-18c-reforms.html. Hence, a weighty section of Australia’s parliament does not support the liberal value of free speech, and favours multicult thought control instead. Note the names, and vote them out, while you still can. Don’t assume that independents are necessarily against the Deep State; they are often more system than system folk.