I just sent the following email to the Wollongong University Student Association:
“Dear WUSA,
Thank you so much for assisting One Nation yesterday during your anti-Hanson protest. The public reaction to both reporting from the Illawarra Mercury and from social media posts on Instagram has been very positive for One Nation and not so much for WUSA and your supporters.
Being anti-democratic and unreasonable is a losing strategy for middle Australia. The more you carry on with your nonsense, the more you will drive ordinary Australians to vote in Pauline Hanson as Australia's Prime Minister.
A more constructive approach would be to have a civilised debate about the core issues impacting both the Illawarra and Australia. I am prepared to engage in any such discussion/debate whether it be via a debate on campus (I am an alumni member of UOW), a podcast or even a debate hosted by the Illawarra Mercury or ABC Illawarra.
I am open to civil discourse if you are prepared to do so. But maybe you are afraid to debate because the facts are not on your side.
In any case, thanks again. Maybe we can do it again soon.
Cheers,
John Adams”
“Dear WUSA,
Thank you so much for assisting One Nation yesterday during your anti-Hanson protest. The public reaction to both reporting from the Illawarra Mercury and from social media posts on Instagram has been very positive for One Nation and not so much for WUSA and your supporters.
Being anti-democratic and unreasonable is a losing strategy for middle Australia. The more you carry on with your nonsense, the more you will drive ordinary Australians to vote in Pauline Hanson as Australia's Prime Minister.
A more constructive approach would be to have a civilised debate about the core issues impacting both the Illawarra and Australia. I am prepared to engage in any such discussion/debate whether it be via a debate on campus (I am an alumni member of UOW), a podcast or even a debate hosted by the Illawarra Mercury or ABC Illawarra.
I am open to civil discourse if you are prepared to do so. But maybe you are afraid to debate because the facts are not on your side.
In any case, thanks again. Maybe we can do it again soon.
Cheers,
John Adams”
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UNBELIEVABLE NEWS!
The Illawarra Mercury (the local newspaper) just called me following yesterday’s action at the University of Wollongong.
They want to host a debate between myself & someone from the far left from the Wollongong University Students Association for about an hour on core policy issues.
They want to post the debate online & also write an article off the back of it.
The debate will be hosted at their corporate offices in Wollongong.
WUSA has told the Illawarra Mercury that they are apparently considering the request.
It is GAME ON in Wollongong!
The Illawarra Mercury (the local newspaper) just called me following yesterday’s action at the University of Wollongong.
They want to host a debate between myself & someone from the far left from the Wollongong University Students Association for about an hour on core policy issues.
They want to post the debate online & also write an article off the back of it.
The debate will be hosted at their corporate offices in Wollongong.
WUSA has told the Illawarra Mercury that they are apparently considering the request.
It is GAME ON in Wollongong!
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UNBELIEVABLE NEWS!
The Illawarra Mercury (the local newspaper) just called me following yesterday’s action at the University of Wollongong.
They want to host a debate between myself & someone from the far left from the Wollongong University Students Association for about an hour on core policy issues.
They want to post the debate online & also write an article off the back of it.
The debate will be hosted at their corporate offices in Wollongong.
WUSA has told the Illawarra Mercury that they are apparently considering the request.
It is GAME ON in Wollongong!
The Illawarra Mercury (the local newspaper) just called me following yesterday’s action at the University of Wollongong.
They want to host a debate between myself & someone from the far left from the Wollongong University Students Association for about an hour on core policy issues.
They want to post the debate online & also write an article off the back of it.
The debate will be hosted at their corporate offices in Wollongong.
WUSA has told the Illawarra Mercury that they are apparently considering the request.
It is GAME ON in Wollongong!
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🚨 BREAKING 🚨
The biggest showdown in Wollongong is happening at 11am next Wednesday.
The Illawarra Mercury is hosting a formal debate between myself & Ryan Chapman who is running for the Socialist Party in the seat of Wollongong at the 2027 NSW state election!
The debate will be recorded by the Illawarra Mercury & published online. A news article will be published reporting on the debate!
The biggest showdown in Wollongong is happening at 11am next Wednesday.
The Illawarra Mercury is hosting a formal debate between myself & Ryan Chapman who is running for the Socialist Party in the seat of Wollongong at the 2027 NSW state election!
The debate will be recorded by the Illawarra Mercury & published online. A news article will be published reporting on the debate!
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NOTE! ✍️
I took a major step today. I went to a Jewellery store & bought a cross. First time in about 21 years.
It was an emotional experience after all these years.
In my final years on this planet, I am going to commit myself to the church & my faith.
As I continue to dig deep into Australian data, I had to face the reality that I have contributed to a morally bankrupt society by being absent from the Church & not openly communicating my beliefs in public.
Christian belief among Generation Y & Z is almost non-existent. This is central to some many social & cultural problems that we face today.
I need to play my part in a counter culture movement that takes Australia back to its roots. Part of this includes expressing outwardly proud Christian beliefs.
I took a major step today. I went to a Jewellery store & bought a cross. First time in about 21 years.
It was an emotional experience after all these years.
In my final years on this planet, I am going to commit myself to the church & my faith.
As I continue to dig deep into Australian data, I had to face the reality that I have contributed to a morally bankrupt society by being absent from the Church & not openly communicating my beliefs in public.
Christian belief among Generation Y & Z is almost non-existent. This is central to some many social & cultural problems that we face today.
I need to play my part in a counter culture movement that takes Australia back to its roots. Part of this includes expressing outwardly proud Christian beliefs.
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