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07/06/2026
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07/06/2026
Its quite incredible you can show this to NPCs and they will still state we are conspiracy theorists 🤣 its a matter of public record.
There's a reason why Orwell stated that the rifle in the labourers cottage is the greatest symbol of democracy.
07/06/2026
The potential for our political class to truly listen and show real courage is there if they choose to seize it.
There is no point whatsoever in politicians meeting with the Alannah and Madeline Foundation. None. You already know exactly what they are going to say before they even open their mouths: ban this, ban that, ban everything.
Confiscation for all.
The public faces and the many hydra heads of the Confiscation Lobby have only one solitary purpose. They possess absolutely no qualms about weaponising the tragic deaths of children to achieve it. They are actively exploiting a grieving father who, thirty years on, seemingly wants hard-working, law-abiding citizens—people who had absolutely nothing to do with his children’s deaths—punished to help soothe his own survivors' guilt. It is a cynical exercise designed to gaslight weak-willed politicians into carrying out wholesale confiscations.
And the hypocrisy is staggering. Our own failed former Police Minister, Paul Papalia, explicitly stated that he would not consult or meet with Eastern States lobby groups. Yet, behind closed doors, he turned around and consulted extensively with that exact Eastern States confiscation lobby.
They lie, they manipulate, and our gutless politicians fall for it every single time.
Real people are sick to death of being penalised by a metropolitan elite using cheap emotional blackmail to dictate policy.
It has to stop.
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Felix Ellis MP
Adam Hort MLA
Hon Phil Twiss MLC
Hon. Rod Caddies MLC
Sporting Shooter Magazine
Australian Hunting Podcast
07/06/2026
The absolute state of state-funded broadcasting.
​Today, the state-funded activists at the ABC have treated the Australian taxpayer to a staggering 552-word essay of pure, unadulterated rage-bait. And what is the monumental crisis demanding this exhaustive journalistic investigation? A minister had the audacity to actually utter the name of a convicted mass murderer during a routine parliamentary hearing.
​You truly couldn't make it up.
​We now live in a society so utterly crippled by hyper-sensitivity and performative outrage that a Police Minister is forced into a rapid, humiliating public apology just for stating a historical fact. He didn't praise the gunman, he didn't glorify him—he simply used his name to explain a technical point about firearm numbers during a budget estimate. But according to the perpetually offended metropolitan elite, we must now practice collective amnesia and pretend these monsters are Voldemort.
​And who is funding this nonsense? You are.
Hard-working people are struggling to pay their bills, yet public money is being poured into 552 words of hand-wringing nonsense designed to coddle a tiny minority of professional victims and drum up cheap, low-IQ controversy.
​If a society cannot even bear to hear the name of its past villains without throwing a collective tantrum, it has completely lost its grip on reality.
​Defund them. It’s time to turn off the taxpayer tap to this endless, woke nonsense.
Felix Ellis MP
Australian Hunting Podcast
Sporting Shooter Magazine
Tasmania's police minister apologises for naming Port Arthur gunman
Felix Ellis has apologised for comments he made during budget estimates about the 1996 Port Arthur massacre in which he named the gunman, with one survivor labelling his comments "hurtful" and "disrespectful".