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Morgan C Jonas

1 Dec, 05:19

The only thing worse than a corrupt government is a complicit opposition party.

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Morgan C Jonas

26 Nov, 03:01

Most Australians would agree.

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Morgan C Jonas

24 Nov, 02:40

Youth offenders who commit violent crimes should be met with adult consequences.

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Morgan C Jonas

21 Nov, 01:09

How's your day going? Mine is just fine.

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Morgan C Jonas

20 Nov, 06:04

Sending a warm congratulations to Aidan McLindon who has officially been elected to Mayor of Whittlesea.

It's important to note that Whittlesea is Labor heartland. The tide is turning!

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Morgan C Jonas

19 Nov, 02:12

Shut it down.

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Morgan C Jonas

19 Nov, 01:20

Any government that deprives its citizens of self-defence capability is not worthy of election.

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Morgan C Jonas

18 Nov, 08:33

After being forced into a street confrontation I did not want or ask for, I am now calling for the legalisation of pepper spray. Sign the petition here: https://www.rebelnews.com/violent_attack_sparks_call_to_legalise_pepper_spray https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-Xi4ad5p8Q

WATCH: Violent attack sparks call to LEGALISE pepper spray - Rebel News

Freedom Party President Morgan C Jonas says people need to be able to protect themselves after he fell victim to a random street attack in Melbourne.

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Victoria Police and I am in complete agreement.

The problem, however, is that not all people are equally capable of defending themselves against violent threats.

Victoria Police must acknowledge this disparity and take political measures to ensure that Victorians are better equipped to protect themselves in their absence.

Pepper spray would be a good place to start.

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Morgan C Jonas

15 Nov, 01:29

$500b down the drain.

Australia definitely is in desperate need of an Elon Musk style Department of Government Efficiency.

As it stands at the moment, our politicians boast about spending our money (often they spend it badly) - we need a new breed of politicians who boast about NOT spending our money.

There is so much waste in the public service, this is unacceptable and must end asap!

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Morgan C Jonas

14 Nov, 10:20

This morning, I attended the Moorabbin Magistrates Court in relation to a violent incident earlier this year where I acted in self-defence.

To my disappointment, the case resulted in a diversion. I was informed by the court the offender may be requested to make a charitable donation, participate in a program, or issue an apology.

In my opinion, violent offending is a very serious matter that does not warrant leniency, regardless of whether it is a first time offence.

I consider myself lucky I was able to fend off the threat, however, this incident highlighted to me the critical nature of self-defence laws, as defined by the Crimes Act. While it is true that all Australians are equal before the law, it is also true that not all Australians are equal in their capacity to defend themselves in situations of threat. This inequity underscores the glaringly obvious need to bring about a public conversation pertaining to the merits of enhanced self-defence capabilities.

Pepper spray would be good.

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Morgan C Jonas

14 Nov, 02:37

The world is rejecting the wokeness!

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Morgan C Jonas

13 Nov, 16:03

This right here is a prime example of wastful government spending that needs to be scrapped.

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Morgan C Jonas

13 Nov, 01:08

Tomorrow, I'll be in court in relation to a violent crime earlier this year of which I was involved in, in the capacity of self-defence.

Victoria Police did a great job arresting the offender and correctly acknowledged my actions that day as lawful.

This incident has been very thought-provoking to me, particularly in relation to:

- Violent offending
- Policing
- Self-defence laws
- Victims
- Justice

After the case tomorrow, I'll jump on Rebel News with Avi to discuss the outcome and what I believe is necessary for the protection and safety of Australians, especially vulnerable Australians.