What is the difference between a conspiracy theory and a fact? Around 6 months, in 2022.

There has never been a more important time for critical thinkers to stand up for the truth.

We were called “conspiracy theorists” for questioning the theory that COVID-19 came from bats and suggesting it could have been manufactured in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

We have now been proven right.

We were called “conspiracy theorists” for saying lockdowns will drag on and fail to reduce COVID cases and deaths.

We were of course right.

Victoria spent 262 days in lockdown, with Melbourne setting the record for the most locked-down city in the world.

Yet still, Melbourne had one of the highest case rates in the world.

We were called “conspiracy theorists” for warning that COVID vaccines would become mandatory.

Fast forward a few months through the “pandemic” and these experimental mRNA injections were being mandated with even Woolworths mandating the jabs to their staff, including teenagers and young people to whom COVID posed virtually no risk.

We were called “conspiracy theorists” for questioning the efficacy and safety of the vaccines.

Now we learn that a report from the Therapeutic Goods Administration in January 2021 admitted “the submitted safety data is only short term at this stage… The duration of protection is not yet known… [and] there is limited information on the use of mRNA vaccine in humans.”

…and the list keeps going.

This is why quiet Australians need to stand up and speak their minds.

We cannot let the media, bureaucrats and political establishment silence us for questioning the narratives they shove down our throats.

Notice the pattern emerging?

The “conspiracy theorists” suggest something. Then the media and government denounce it in unison as dangerous misinformation. Then the theory turns out to be correct, and the media and government pretend that they didn’t have enough information at the time.

It’s a vicious cycle that has to stop.

And the next “conspiracy theory” we should focus on is why the climate scam will send us broke.

During Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ budget speech last week, he said the Albanese government will pursue “cleaner, cheaper and more reliable energy” via their $20 billion energy transition fund.

He said, “Australia now has a government that understands the generational and economic imperative of acting on climate change”.

He even went so far as to allege that renewable energy is the cheapest form of energy.

This is simply incorrect.

As “conspiracy theorists”, you and I know that renewables are expensive and unreliable.

They are made in Chinese factories that run on coal power.

They have plunged millions into energy poverty and darkness around the world over the last few years.

So please, don’t be silenced.

Don’t give the elites what they want.

There are millions of us out there.

I ask you to trust your instincts, follow the truth, speak your mind and never be bullied into believing something that’s counter to your values.

It may be a matter of life or death for this country.

We need to unite and work together.