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Panelists include Professor David Flint, Graham Young and Joel Jammal.
- What can Victorians do about Dictator Dan?
- Can the Prime Minister overrule him, and should he intervene if he can?
- Can the Victorian Governor sack him for illegal deprivation of constitutional freedoms, and if true, would he?
- The Victorian election’s too far away for the people to fire elected despots, but what if there was a democratic lever the people could pull in desperate times which by its very existence would disincentivise tyranny, and if not, solve it???
A panel discussion full of information and hope for democracy, without any pretence of easy answers.
Hosted by Dave Pellowe, Pellowe Talk Live is livestreamed to Facebook & YouTube where viewers can join the conversation with realtime comments and questions as the panel discusses the important issues.
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Dave Pellowe is a Christian conservative writer & commentator, editor of The Good Sauce, and convener of the annual Church And State Summit. He believes in natural law & freedoms, objective Truth & justice, personal responsibility & voluntary charity, strong nations & families, free markets & small government. His weekly live show and podcast are exclusively produced for The Good Sauce audience, and many of his articles are syndicated across Australia and New Zealand. [more]
