Reposted from an article published September 9, 2021 in the Epoch Times by Augusto Zimmermann and Gabriël Moens Although it is not feasible to predict what the High Court of Australia—the nation’s apex legal body—would do if it were called upon to consider the constitutionality of vaccine mandates and emergency declaration orders, it is still possible to […]
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This is a bit different to what I normally write about and promote. It is appropriate because of the COVID-19 plandemic and resulting tyranny imposed on us in these times. The following book was edited by my good friend Augusto Zimmermann as well he has an important chapter on the virus of governmental oppression. Based […]
Published in the Quadrant 24th July 2021 by Augusto Zimmermann One of the most remarkable characteristics of the Australian Constitution is its express limitation on governmental powers. In drafting the Constitution, the framers sought to design an instrument of government intended to distribute and limit the powers of the State. This distribution and limitation upon […]