Subhead:Gaslighting, globalist ideology and band-aid solutions … meanwhile, Australians are left stranded at the pump.#
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Across Australia, petrol stations are running dry, and the government has been forced to scramble with urgent, unprecedented measures after weeks of insisting a fuel crisis didn’t exist.
For weeks, authorities downplayed warnings about shortages, dismissing them as exaggerated “far-right conspiracy theories.” Labor Senator Tim Ayres, just weeks ago, told Australians: “There is no suspension warranted here because what is really going on … is the extreme right-wing… approach to deceive Australians about what is really going on here.”
The gaslighting didn’t stop there. Young senator Charlotte Walker was brought in to reassure the public, claiming: “Our government is trying to protect fuel security while we’ve got those opposite trying to turn the servo into the taller paper aisle from 2020 … Petrol companies are telling us that their fuel stock continues to arrive on time and at the quantities they expect.”
But reality hit hard after National Cabinet. The Prime Minister finally admitted there were issues and announced several emergency measures: the National Fuel Security Plan, halving the fuel excise on petrol and diesel for three months, and reducing the heavy vehicle road user charge to zero for the same period.
