Freedom will always prevail
Nation First gets away from the gloom to celebrate freedom.
Dear friend,
Freedom is a blessing in all forms.
But for a people to strive and live normally, freedom is crucial.
We have read of and seen many leaders in history and the present fighting for freedom.
This is because freedom is the basic right of everyone, and if it is curtailed, then the oppressed either spend their lives like caged animals or they take a stand to attain their liberty from slavery or dictatorship.
There's an old phrase: it's better to die on your feet than live on your knees.
That some would prefer death over slavery shows just how important freedom is to mankind.
Let us shed some light on the top reasons why freedom always prevails.
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1. Freedom gives the human mind space to grow
With the mind born free, it has to remain free to think and function.
When people are given the freedom to think and assess situations, their minds grow and become stronger.
They are better at judging and solving problems.
They find ways to do things that not only help themselves but also help their fellow man.
And they don't become robots who just follow orders without analysing what is right and what is wrong.
2. Freedom of speech lets people express how they feel
Freedom of speech gives people the right to speak out against societal wrongs, and to express their ideas on how to better their community or their nation.
Where people can speak freely without fear of punishment or retribution, their society or nation keeps evolving and getting better, primarily due to the constructive criticism and feedback that comes from free speech.
3. Freedom allows creativity
A freethinking mind has the ability to be creative.
It is free to wander everywhere and explore things around it.
We see the outcome of this freedom in some of history's greatest painters, writers, inventors, and scientists.
For a nation's growth, creative minds are essential, and they grow better under freedom as enslaved nations don't produce an easy environment for creative minds to flourish and blossom.
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4. With freedom, people can question their leader's actions
In many countries that aren't free — and even some that claim they are — corruption and injustice are rife.
Yet, when people have freedom, they don't have to follow unjust laws or face punishments for no reason at all.
They can question all the rules, laws, or taxes imposed by the government.
Free people can peacefully protest against any law or injustice, and – in a free society – their government doesn't resort to violence or arrest or imprison them for it.
5. With the freedom to vote, people can choose better leaders
In a free society, if the current leader is not performing satisfactorily, then people have the right to elect someone they think can better govern and work for them.
And when politicians know they can be ousted, there is immense pressure to work in the interests of the people and act like democratic representatives rather than autocratic rulers.
6. Religious freedom ensures peace
Freedom of belief and religion not only allows people to practice their religion or spirituality peacefully but it also promotes mutual respect and acceptance among people of different faiths.
In a free society, everyone can worship freely, pray freely and even preach publicly... or not.
A free man can choose not to believe in a higher power and is not compelled to worship or pray.
And while no one is free to commit violence in the name of their religion, a free society allows people to criticize a religion without repercussions.
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7. Freedom is the key to equality of opportunity
Regardless of their religion, race, or financial status, all citizens get equality of opportunity in a free society.
This gives everyone the same chances to progress and prosper.
Your own personal efforts and talents will determine your success or otherwise.
No legal barrier should be put in your way to achieve what you want.
But this means you also have the responsibility for your own personal success or failure.
8. Freedom gives people happiness
As the human mind is naturally free, a free people are happier and content than those that aren't free.
Freedom gives people hope for a better future, eliciting positivity and happiness all around.
A free people in a free society see the future as bright and prosperous, rather than being depressed and hopeless, thinking that their lives will always be the same under slavery or under the thumb of their autocratic oppressors.
There is no doubt freedom is a blessing that is hard to conquer, but it is equally hard to maintain.
Millions of people have shed blood and sacrificed their lives to attain freedom for their nations and people.
If we are fortunate enough to be in a country that has complete freedom, then we must be thankful for that and work hard to fight against any measure that threatens our freedom and rights.
And if our nation isn't truly free, then we must act to ensure that it will be free one day.
Until next week, God bless you, your family and our nation. And may He protect us from all evil.
Take care,
George Christensen
P.S. It’s becoming a habit but, once again, the Beyond The Fake News section is postponed. With the launch of Eureka Free Press next month, this section will pretty much be converted into a weekly newsletter of its own featuring the best news and views.
As an apology for there being no Beyond The Fake News this week, I want to share an interview I did with my good friend Bob Biermann who hosts the US radio talk show and podcast Truth2Ponder.
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George Christensen is a former Australian politician, a Christian, freedom lover, conservative, blogger, podcaster, journalist and theologian. He has been feted by the Epoch Times as a “champion of human rights” and his writings have been praised by Infowars’ Alex Jones as “excellent and informative”.
George believes Nation First will be an essential part of the ongoing fight for freedom:
“The time is now for every proud patriot to step to the fore and fight for our freedom, sovereignty and way of life. Information is a key tool in any battle and the Nation First newsletter will be a valuable tool in the battle for the future of the West.”
— George Christensen.
Find more about George at his www.georgechristensen.com.au website.
Your interview open and clear on events To achieve results on freedom and honesty we must all continue to speak out and up. America not the best image presented recently with the present leadership and woke style of politics. Chaotic thinking not helpful for all.
Concise, relevant and the truth! Everything the Left-Wing Wankers hate!