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now it's mostly the labor government who'll be breathing a sigh of relief of the Parliamentary year is drawn to a close but I think my next guest he might be a very close second Senator Ralph beet from the United Australia party has repeatedly aired his frustration with the Parliamentary processes and the disassociation many parliamentarians have with the impact of their decisions in the real world Senator beet joins me now Senator great to have you on the show you're concerned that the parliament is passing bill after Bill without proper scrutin your oversight now I've got to point out this couldn't be done without support of the government without the support of the greens and a couple of The Independents like poock and lambi tell us what has been going on in that mad house Cory first of all thank you for having me on your show love to be on your show what you said what we heard before about Peter Singer is truly disturbing but back to CRA what we see in CRA would be more aptly described as an autocracy not a democracy where labor has centralized power in the Upper House with the help of Senator David perock or as Paul en Hansen likes to call him doormat Dave who may as well be a greens uh Senator and the lamb who may as well the Labour party Senators as a result Corey we've seen 127 bills passed by labor this year an average of Two Bills per sitting day this is madness now we also know that under labor the public service has grown to a point where 2.5 million people currently work for the government what we need to do is this take a leaf out of the argentin president PlayBook take a chainsaw to the bureaucracy a chainsaw to be government because all extra bureaucracy does is help the globalists massive corporations the unions it does nothing to help the average Australian the workingclass people small business or democracy the evidence is all around us look how worse our lives are under albanesi his big state big taxing big government it's amazing how much damage they can do in 18 months and I agree with all that you say there C hey we also saw the introduction of the non-compulsory and we're assured it's non-compulsory the digital ID bill in this last session now personally I wouldn't trust government with any information if I had a choice but especially not a licensed to go on the internet which is my portive description I think that's got the potential to become exactly that though what's the current status of the proposal by the government it's it's horrendous this is the biggest affront to your freedom uh that we've seen in our generation now the digital ID it will eventually be about as non-compulsory as that thing that so many people were forced to have a few years ago that thing that wasn't compulsory unless of course you wanted to feed your family pay your bills have a job or leave your house now for those who don't know exactly what the digital ID is it is essentially the digitization of your personal information under the guise of Safety and Security it'll make it much easier for government and the corporations to control your life I'll give you one example I can see a future where digital ID is combined with the coming Central Bank digital currency which is trackable money now this technology means that that the government they can not only see where you spent your money but what you spent your money on then let's say because of our commitments to Net Zero the government sets a monthly carbon quota what happens when you hit your carbon quota well your card simply won't work the check out when you try to buy red meat and and guess what you're going to have to eat the bugs as CL Schwab likes to say this is the reality and the potential power of digital ID in the future now I do not trust government with this power they have shown us what they are capable of in the last few years and it's not good