Candace Owens BANNED？! ｜ Australia's top freedom fighter Monica Smit calls out the censorship!
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Candice Owens is being denied entry into Australia, and we're here to fight it. Monica Smith joins us on the show to talk about why this should never happen, and why we need to fight for her to be allowed into Australia.
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Personally, if Candace Owens can't come to Australia to see willing audiences, I'm worried that if I leave Australia, can I come back?
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The same reasons that they're denying her entry to Australia would be the same reason that they wouldn't want me here.
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In every country on Earth where the COVID lockdowns were insane, there are cropped up heroes.
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You remember in Canada, we had the truckers movement.
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You remember in every country where it was truly, truly insane, you had a hero put their life, their living on the line to defend freedom, to stand for the rights of every citizen.
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Well, probably the craziest country, and I admit even crazier than Canada during COVID, was Australia.
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It was a place where they knocked down grandmothers, and then once knocked down, they were pepper sprayed in the face.
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But sure enough, God raised up someone who was a nightmare for the government.
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Because not only was it a trucker-type person who would stand up to the government,
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but it was that same kind of bravery in the package of a beautiful young lady.
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She's back with us again to tell us what's been going on in Australia and in her life since the last thing we remember from her
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was her challenging the government in court by herself and winning, actually, two out of the three arguments in the case,
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So we're going to catch up with Monica Smith on this episode of the John Henry Weston Show.
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I feel like I have a lot to live up to right now and it's 6.30 in the morning,
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but I will do my best to be well-spoken and brave as you explained me to me.
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Let's begin as we always do with the sign of the cross.
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In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost.
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Let's talk about Australia because Australia is a huge time in the news right now.
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Candice Owens is being denied entry into your country.
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I'm very triggered by this because not long ago,
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you know, we fought against drag queen story times in libraries
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and an innocent child of any age could accidentally walk into a library
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and be confronted with a drag queen reading a very inappropriate book to them.
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However, adults can't willingly pay for tickets to see someone that they want to see.
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An adult can't see someone they want to see in Australia,
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but a child can accidentally walk into a drag queen story time.
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And personally, if Candice Owens can't come to Australia to see willing audiences,
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I'm worried that if I leave Australia, can I come back?
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The same reasons that they're denying her entry to Australia would be the same reason
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However, I am very confident that Candice Owens, I don't know her personally,
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And I know she is, and I'm sure she will fight this.
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And she has to for us, mostly for us, not so much for herself.
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Because if this is a precedent that is set that an Australian member of parliament
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can just deny someone entry because they don't like what they're saying,
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I'm really worried about the precedent that that sets.
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But LifeSite's also fighting this because we've just launched a petition
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to ask the immigration minister to allow Candice into the country.
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And we're hoping that you might help us with delivery of that petition.
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This man, I think Tony Burke, his name is, he's not going to like me very soon
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because I recently asked everyone to email and call his office.
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And then I'm going to turn up with, you know, 20,000 signatures from all over the world.
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So I'm going to get to know this man or his staff quite well.
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So tell us what's been going on in your neck of the woods.
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I mean, everybody remembers that you were arrested three times in one day
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on that first fateful time that you went basically to report on what's going on in Australia.
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But then afterward, a year later, you were arrested again and held in prison.
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That was beyond, you know, that just freaked everybody out.
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October 31st, 2020 was my first run in with police, I guess you could say.
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And yes, I was arrested three times in one day.
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I was reporting and I just finished a court case recently with that.
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And it ended up being 13 days in court, me on my own against a team of four.
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So there was two barristers and two solicitors.
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To be honest, one of the barristers sat there the entire time.
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Look, the fact they had such a big team against me was kind of a compliment in a way.
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The judge was very patient and a lot of people turned up to support me.
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And it just, it had a very good vibe, I guess you could say.
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And I felt heard, I felt listened to, and that was really powerful for someone like me.
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Especially on that day, the police weren't listening to me.
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So to be in court and be heard was really good.
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So everyone was, a lot of people were watching.
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So I had three arrests and the judge ruled that two out of three arrests were unlawful,
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which is a 66 point, it's a bad number, but look, 66.66% win.
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I got $15,000 during mediation by the police to not go to trial, to avoid trial.
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Now, for me, it was never about the money anyway.
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So I had a counter offer, which was, I don't care about the money.
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They refused to give me anything even close to that.
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So we went to trial because I couldn't get what I wanted.
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Then after trial, I got what I wanted, public vindication for at least two out of the three
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But the judge only awarded me $4,000 for two unlawful arrests because apparently I wasn't
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And because I'm a mentally strong person, I gathered myself together quickly on the footage.
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And she's like, well, so you're basically okay.
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Now, that is an unprecedented low amount of money for this type of thing, right?
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But because I got awarded less after trial than I did during mediation, legally speaking,
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it's kind of a loss for me monetarily because I could have had a better result and avoided
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However, my argument, which stands still to this day and is a very fair argument, is that
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I got public vindication through trial, which I couldn't get through mediation.
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Anyway, the judge decided that I now have to pay the legal costs of the other side in excess
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But what I think the purpose for this is, and I don't actually believe they're all necessarily
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But what I can say is that it sends a really dangerous message.
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One, it emboldens police to be unlawful because, hey, even if they act unlawfully and someone
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takes them all the way to trial on their own, that person is still going to lose anyway.
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I got away with that, even though I did the wrong thing.
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Then for everyday people like myself, why would you take on the police?
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She won her case and she lost everything in the process.
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So for those reasons, I am appealing and I put in my appeal paperwork last Thursday and
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then I walked to pilgrimage to sacrifice for it and to see what can happen.
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And to finish that story off, I'll say that it's absolutely meant to be this way because
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the Supreme, so I was in the county court and now I'm appealing to the Supreme Court.
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And I'm sure it's similar in America that the higher you go, the stronger the precedence
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So I think it's a blessing that I've been forced to go to a higher court and now I can appeal
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the lawful arrest that she declared was lawful and I can definitely appeal the cost order
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and I'm very hopeful on that and I'm excited to do it.
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But I cannot have this being the end of the story that a citizen has to pay to win their
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And just to finish that off, even mainstream media who have been historically unfriendly
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to me have been friendly to me on this topic because they are also shocked.
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So people who don't like me actually feel sorry for me, which is really an interesting window
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for me to get in the audiences of normal people.
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So I've had some mainstream media attention and it's been friendly.
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Now, one of the things that we should stress is you actually represented yourself by yourself
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And are you doing that again for this or are you going to get a lawyer this time for the
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Because I've learned something very valuable that is very difficult for me.
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So the other side, they had my full book, which tells every single story about my entire
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life, they had my social media and they used it against me.
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You know, they used my open minded, hard on my sleeve character.
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So I'm going to play the game a little bit more and I'm going to keep some things to myself.
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One of the other things that happened to you that I understand you're also going to take
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I got hunted down, I should say, and arrested for inciting people to go to a protest.
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The real purpose and mission of that arrest was to give me bail conditions to shut my mouth.
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And so there was a bail condition in there specifically that I was not allowed to speak
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I couldn't talk to my family about it or I couldn't go back to jail, basically.
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And they also wanted me to shut down my business, which that website got over 4 million views
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So clearly it was very useful for the people, that website, and they wanted me to shut it
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And that's why I went to prison, because I had to wait for the appeal of the bail conditions.
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After 22 days in solitary confinement, because I wouldn't take a PCR test and I was so dangerous,
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I appealed the bail condition and the higher judge agreed that those conditions were basically
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draconian and I was let out with new bail conditions that were reasonable.
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And then five months later, they thought they would try something a little bit sneaky and
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they got a warrant forcing me to give them password access to every single app on my phone,
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which they had taken into custody when they arrested me.
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They wanted access to Google Maps, Google Drive, Google Docs.
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They wanted my entire database from my organization, Reignite Democracy Australia, which at the time
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Half of them would have had actual addresses as well, physical addresses.
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They wanted me to disclose all of my emails through my organization and everything like
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And if I trusted them, it would be a different thing.
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So if you commit another indictable offense while you're on bail for an indictable offense,
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then that's a breach of your bail and you go back to prison for three months just for that.
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And then it's a whole new court case, a whole new trial, blah, blah, blah.
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Anyway, I said, I'm not giving you those details.
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Let me know and I'll come into the office, come into the police station to get arrested.
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And three days later, they dropped the warrant and they dropped the charges.
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So the warrant was, I guess you could call it a poker hand.
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They either wanted the details or they wanted me to plead guilty to the incitement charges
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And thank God I have a very supportive family and a very good friendship network and things
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like that, that I have the strength to say no to these things because it means that they
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Um, and I still have some time to put that together.
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So I'm waiting for this one to be, you know, tied up in a knot and finished before I go,
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And that's going to be really big because I'll tell you the most important thing about that
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case is actually not 22 days I spent in prison.
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The most important thing about that case is incitement.
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I don't know if you have that word in your law.
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So it's supposed to be that the punishment of the charge of incitement should mirror the
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punishment of what you're inciting people to do.
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So if you're inciting someone to do an armed robbery, that's very serious.
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But if you're inciting someone to break COVID restrictions, that's only a fine.
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It's like, it's like parking in a no parking zone.
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And to criminally charge someone, bring them through the court system, bring them through
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the bail system for inciting someone to park in a no parking zone, right?
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So I need to use my case to be sure that they can't use this again on people who are
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can't handle it because I have the mental strength to handle it.
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And, you know, we've got climate change lockdowns in the future.
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And this incitement charge is going to be used over and over again.
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I have some friends of friends who are inside the police and they laugh about it.
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They know that incitement is being used as a weapon against people like me.
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And that's why I'll be going to, I'll be doing that court case.
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And it will be, it'll be, it'll be, it'll be big, I think.
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It's a very unique position you're in because I did very purposely align you with the folks
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fighting for freedom in America, in Canada and around the world, because you are that.
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That's what you're, you're the tip of the spear.
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And you've been chosen by our Lord very specially to, to be his spokesman for freedom, for faith,
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I was so glad to speak initially with your parents because it was, um, it was heroic.
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I could speak as a parent to parents, um, and, uh, talk to them of their being so proud
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yet heartbroken of what was happening to you, but so proud of you.
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Um, now that you've come through it all and, and you're not on the other side, but you're
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still fighting, but I mean, you're in a position of relative peace.
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What are, what are your thoughts post all of the uproar?
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You know, I think I gave up a lot of my life to, to do what I was doing.
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And although at the time it was quite fun, I, I, I, I find it quite fun to go up against
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Um, and that's why I'm the right person for it.
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Cause I see it as a bit of a game, but now I'm 36 and, uh, I'm not married and I don't
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So, uh, it's a little bit difficult that I've potentially lost those years.
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I was fulfilled in myself doing what I was doing that, um, it wasn't such a big problem.
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And now it's like, oh my goodness, what about my life?
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Um, but I'm definitely trying to, uh, have a balance in my life now where I don't feel
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And I don't, you know, you can kind of get a hero complex, um, and it can, it can run
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away with you and you feel like, you know, if you don't do it, no one's going to do it
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And I've definitely stepped back a little bit and I'm, uh, doing what I can because
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I've got these stories and I can make a difference that way, but it's, it's more, um, individual
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It's more about me and my life and if I can help, I'll help, but I really have to plan
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around spending too much energy on things that aren't working and things like that.
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So I'm trying to find a different type of life.
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And I've, I told God this many times and I'm not sure if he's listening, but I said, obviously
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Of course he's listening, but, um, uh, I think I can do it all.
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I think I can be a little bit of an activist and I think I can get married and have kids as
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So, um, I'm, I, I'm hoping that he, he agrees with me, um, because I would like that support.
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But if I don't, you'll know, you'll know John Henry because you will be in contact.
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But, uh, if, if in four years time, I'm still not married, I'll be 40 and it'll be over for
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And, um, so I will just put all of my life into activism and, uh, that's just how my life
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And so I am in an interesting place in my life.
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So your audience could pray for me that, um, you know, things happen, but I don't regret
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And, uh, no, sorry, that's a wrong, that's the wrong thing to say.
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We should always regret some things because we're not perfect and we make mistakes.
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What I mean is that I don't regret, you know, doing what I did most of the time.
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Well, I'm sure many of our viewers, I will, and I'm sure many of us will join you in storming
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heaven and finding an answer from our good Lord as to what exactly he wants from you.
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Um, tell us now about, uh, what's going on in Australia.
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Um, what's your beloved land, which seems so crazy still, uh, going through right now?
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Well, politically something interesting did happen, uh, just this last weekend.
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Um, it's, it's, it's an exciting week for, for us.
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We, we had the Queensland elections with it, which is a state election.
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And then of course we have the U S elections coming up.
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So I feel like a lot's happening at the moment.
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I'm on, on the edge of my seat most of the time.
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Uh, but anyway, for you viewers, Queensland is, uh, up in the, in the North side of Australia.
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And it's really interesting because a lot of people moved to Queensland during COVID to
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get away from the major cities of Sydney and Melbourne.
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And so I had the, and I'm, I also am in Queensland and my whole, my entire friendship network
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literally picked up from Melbourne and moved to Queensland.
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It's, it's like never happened before and entire that the church, you know, it's all moved
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Anyway, so I thought that Queensland is becoming probably like the Florida of America where
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people have intentionally moved here because they're conservatives, because they want to
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homeschool because they want to live off the land and it's a really good weather so you
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So I was really interested to have the state election because I thought surely, um, it's
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We do have the two party system just like you guys do, but our liberal party.
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Our Labour party is actually our conservatives and our Labour party is the left wing woke baby
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And, um, it's been, um, it's been the Democrats, you could say for two terms for eight years
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Um, and this election, the liberals won by a significant amount.
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We're talking, uh, at least 10, almost 10% more of the votes to the liberals, um, and the
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green party, and that's the conservative party and the greens party, which is a fake green
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party because they actually don't care about the environment at all.
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But anyway, they are quite a big party underneath the two party system.
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And that is absolutely hilarious and incredible.
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And it just goes to show that the, uh, their propaganda isn't working the same way that it
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was because the greens party is kind of a scary thing because they get a few seats and then
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So the major parties have to appease them to get anything, to get anything through.
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So they got zero seats and the liberal party got a lot of seats.
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And now I will just make this premise that I'm not necessarily a liberal party supporter.
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However, I really don't like the Labour party and I don't like the liberal party, but I don't
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not like them as much of the Labour party, if that makes sense.
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And if you read their actual mission statement, it's something that I would write.
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They're, they're, they're supposed to be conservative.
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They're supposed to be about freedom of speech.
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So their actual founding values align with mine, but the major party has been taken over by the
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We, we abandoned our memberships because we were so disappointed with them.
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However, that has made it worse because people like me have left the party.
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And so I think people like me actually need to join mainstream politics again, instead of
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going for independence and minor parties, because we also had, uh, there's a minor party here
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in Queensland that has been going for 20 years and they're incredible.
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And I'm just thinking to myself, like, we need to get back into the liberal party and
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we need to take it back and bring it back to its founding values.
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And that's going to be a campaign that I, I, I run quite soon and they're going to really
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But, and there's one more point I'll make about this election.
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We actually know too, is that the federal election is coming up here in Australia in May.
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And, uh, I'm pretty sure it'll be a conservative swing as well, based on Queensland, but this
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The Labour Party, so our Democrats here in Queensland, ran their campaign heavily on pro
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It's very American, I would say actually, to do that.
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That gives me hope that, um, people realise that abortion is not a woman's right.
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So I'm really proud of Queensland and, um, it gives me hope.
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This whole election cycle, um, in America, that's what they're doing.
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Now, if we had a free and fair election in America, I, I think Trump would trounce it so
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bad that he would actually just take everything.
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I, I just travelled recently and I noticed some, uh, Kamala signs on people's lawns.
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Did make me wonder what could they be thinking?
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But Trump people are too scared to put signs in their yard because they'll get vandalised.
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Oh, well, there was, there was a lot of Trump signs.
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This, the one thing that I was just surprised that there was some Kamala at all.
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It's just, um, so yeah, no, I'm not, I'm not really concerned about the election.
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Uh, I think people, the way I am concerned is the steel effort is out there.
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We've, we've already seen ballot boxes burned, especially in, in, in areas that are heavy
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If anyone does know Trump, I, I got, I got denied my visa to come to America and I would
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So if Trump gets in, we need to sort this out, you know?
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In fact, if anybody's watching right now, um, this is, uh, who, who has some access to
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Trump, to president Trump, please go ahead and tell him.
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Cause this is, this is a great hero for freedom internationally.
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Uh, an example to so many of us who are looking for someone to lead the charge.
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And if you look at her rap sheet, her history of sacrifice and suffering for freedom, it's
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So anyone out there can do something, please do.
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Um, Monica, give us any final thoughts for us as, um, as we close off here.
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I've traveled around Europe recently and then around Australia, and I don't wear a freedom
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hat or a freedom shirt, or I'm not obviously a freedom advocate necessarily, but I'm very
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approachable because I'm usually alone and I'm a young female or youngish anyway.
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And so I've spoken to a lot of random people, random people in random situations, caravan
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I've spoken to a lot of random people and 99.9% of them are awake to everything.
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And I'm sorry, but that is a very rich, rich data set.
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I'm talking like 15 different countries all over the world, hundreds of random people,
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I think somehow they've convinced us that we are a minority or that we're the crazies
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And it's impossible for me to have gone through what I've just gone through, talking to all
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those people and for me to have that rich, rich data set and for it to be the way it
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They're trying to convince you that you're alone and it is the absolute opposite.
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But what I can tell you is that the reason it feels like we're not the majority, which
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we absolutely are, is because they've trained us very well to be scared to speak.
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So if you're picking your kids up from school, you're not going to talk to the parents about
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Because you are too afraid that you might stigmatize yourself.
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But all the parents are thinking the same thing, but just someone needs to say something
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to make the other people feel safe to speak out.
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So it's very hard to be the first person in a room to speak out, but it's easier to be
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the second person and it's even easier to be the third person.
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So that one person is really, really important, but then others need to follow along.
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And I think what's going to happen is it's going to be like, I imagine the scales of
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Once people start speaking up, it's going to be like a kaboom moment.
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It's going to be like the dam will be broken and everyone who was scared to speak will then
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And I'm just not really sure how, but I want people to feel confident that I've done the
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hard yards to speak to so many different people.
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And it gave me so much hope that people are there waiting for the right moment.
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I know that this is true is we had a referendum here in Australia in about March or April.
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All I can tell you is that both of them were woke, very woke, very lefty and silly.
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OK, all of the propaganda, all of the mainstream media, all of the celebrities, anyone who could
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kick a football, you know, were on the side of the woke.
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But the people went into that ballot box in private, anonymously, and voted for conservatism,
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And what that proved to me is that people aren't stupid.
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So if you give them that privacy and you give them that anonymity in the ballot box, they're
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going to vote the right way, but they're not going to tell you what they're going to vote
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So I want people out there to just don't get overwhelmed thinking that everyone around
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you is asleep because they're probably just pretending and just speak to people and you'll
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Monica Smith, trailblazer, and in speaking the truth to power.
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We will be praying for you and supporting you and very much looking forward to having
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you deliver that petition for Candace Owens being allowed into Australia.
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