Fed Up

How desperate is the Albanese regime? This bumbling, crumbling, authoritarian regime is now so terrified of public scrutiny that it’s wheeling out its paid stooges at Nine to pump out fake news propaganda and intimidate businesses into silence. Their desperate tactic? Scare companies away from daring to call out Albanese’s endless dishonesty and economic sabotage. This is a blatant, thuggish attack on free speech by a rotten, hopelessly incompetent government that despises dissent and cannot survive honest criticism. Let’s be crystal clear: 🟠Section 41A of the Copyright Act explicitly protects parody and satire. You can — and should — use any copyrighted images to mercilessly mock Albanese and his failing regime. It’s not just legal; it’s your right. 🟠Competition and consumer law bans “misleading or deceptive conduct in trade or commerce.” But posting political satire is not "trade or commerce" — it’s protected political expression. And for any breach to even be arguable, the “average person” must actually be misled to their detriment. The average Australian already despises this government. No one is being “deceived” by a satirical meme — they’re being reminded of the brutal truth. Businesses slapping satirical memes of Albanese as their “business partner” aren’t misleading anyone — they’re exposing the tax-grab reality this Budget just delivered. With Albanese now polling as one of the most disliked Prime Ministers in modern history, these memes are just reflecting what the public already knows. This is nothing less than a desperate attempt by a failing regime to silence freedom of speech and bully Australians into submission. Keep the memes coming harder and faster. Do not let this desperate, power-hungry Albanese government — or their media mouthpieces — intimidate you into silence. Mock them mercilessly. Expose them relentlessly. They hate it because it’s working.