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🔥The Narrative on Trial: The First Exclusive Interview with Attorney Peter W.H. Stassen!🔥
Tomorrow, 22 October 2026, all eyes turn to Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, for the substantive hearing on the merits in the landmark lawsuit that has become internationally known as “The Case Against Bill Gates.”
Ahead of this momentous hearing, Fiona Rose Diamond, founder of The Narrative on Trial and official spokesperson, sits down with lead attorney Peter W.H. Stassen for an exclusive, in-depth interview.
What is this case really about? What is it not about? Why is it so significant, what is at stake, and what could the outcome mean for the pursuit of truth, justice and accountability far beyond the Netherlands?
In this first exclusive interview, we go beyond the headlines, cut through the confusion and examine the legal battle at the heart of these extraordinary proceedings. Peter explains the case, its significance, the evidence, the legal arguments and the potential outcomes.
We will be broadcasting live from Leeuwarden tomorrow, bringing you coverage of this historic occasion. All official livestream information and our press release are available on The Narrative on Trial website.
The world is watching. The Narrative is on Trial.
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A despicable new low in Australian politics.
I sat with Helen Haines on the cross-bench. Although we disagreed on many issues, she was always professional and a thoroughly decent person to work with. The kind and respectful words being said about her by many are 100% correct.
Her criticism of Albanese’s corrupt rorting over the Marrickville Golf Club affair was absolutely correct. She was doing her job, holding the government of the day to account, and standing up for her electorate, who missed out on the largesse of that corruption.
And remember, this wasn’t any ordinary rort — Albanese personally benefited from it, owning a property in the same street — and then he attempted to mislead parliament over it. Many politicians have been forced to resign over much less.
And for that, it’s reported that our despicable Prime Minister decided upon revenge — that Helen Haines needed to be punished — to set an example to other cross-benchers: criticise Albanese, and they’ll come after you with a dirt file.
And think about the timing: Albanese had his minions compile a dirt sheet on Helen Haines and released it in the media at the very same time they were finalising legislation to give the government the power to create false and fictitious “sock puppet” identities to disseminate government propaganda.
The revenge attack — the releasing of a dirt sheet on Helen Haines — demonstrates that the Albanese regime is unfit to have such powers.
And then there’s the sickening rank hypocrisy — Albanese calling for a “lowering of the temperature” and to “turn down the temperature” — this from a government that has vilified anyone who questions their economic policies as a “climate denier,” using the term “denier” to equate them to a Holocaust denier.
And anyone who says importing a million people in two years is too many is vilified as a “racist".
And anyone who opposes Albanese’s socialism is vilified as a “far-right extremist".
What an absolutely disgraceful and disgusting government we are living under.
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Uniparty /ˈjuːnɪpɑːti/ noun. A cartel of political parties that pretend to oppose each other until their hold on power is threatened, at which point they close ranks to protect each other.
Today, Labor, the Coalition and the Greens joined forces to block an inquiry of our bill for fair parliamentary staffing.
The Prime Minister personally decides how many staff every senator and MP gets, including his political opponents.
Labor has 507 advisers, more than 4 per politician. Albanese alone has 59. The Liberals have more than 100, or about 1.5 each. The Greens have 17, also about 1.5 each. One Nation has just five, only 0.8 staff per politician.
The Prime Minister gets to decide the resources his opponents have to hold him accountable. Now the Liberals and the Greens are protecting Albanese’s powers by blocking an inquiry into the bill.
Funny how quickly they stop fighting each other when someone tries to make the system fair. Thank you to Senator Pocock, Senator Babet and Senator Payman for supporting an inquiry and rejecting this corrupt staffing power.
When the major parties stitch up votes to starve the crossbench and independents of resources, the Uniparty lives up to its name and undermines our democracy.
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Albanese has 59 personal advisors who get between 200k and 450k per year. Their super is 15.4 percent while everyone not connected to these thieves is 12 percent. Most of em get 25k car allowance each year. They get super on that too. What for? They also racked up 3.4 million in travel expenses last year. Why? There job is at Parliament House. When they get moved on, they get massive redundancy payout, and can start working another job in parliament the next day. It’s just theft of taxpayer money, but the only ones who get hunted down are the brave souls trying to make an honest living in Australia, who get smashed by ridiculous taxes to pay the parasites.
ALBANESE AND CHALMERS ARE WAGING WAR ON SMALL BUSINESS AND AUSSIE FAMILIES
The ATO is hunting down small businesses and families over decades old paperwork errors on trusts.
A historic $47,000 liability has ballooned to an $890,000 bill today.
Trust holders are bracing for up to $13.3 billion in advice and restructuring costs just to survive Jim Chalmers’ new 30% tax on discretionary trusts.
Wilson Asset Management estimates family businesses face $10.5b in restructuring fees plus $2.8b in tax advice, two to three times what the budget claims the tax will raise.
RSM Australia reports fully compliant families being pursued for administrative mismatches from the 1990s.
Records are long gone.
Advisers face professional indemnity claims decades later. FTDT hits at 47%, then interest compounds daily. Effective rates are exceeding 90%.
No tax avoidance. No mischief.
Just technical errors that can destroy a business and the family behind it. CPA Australia calls it a known trap Labor is leaving untouched while stacking a new tax regime on top.
This is not tax integrity.
It is a cash grab that risks gutting investment, especially in construction, while small business pays the price.
Australia’s backbone is being treated like a revenue target.
By a Government who just can’t get enough of your money.
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🚨 BOMBSHELL FROM JAPAN — THEY CAN’T HIDE THIS ANYMORE
Professor Robert Clancy just dropped the receipts:
A massive Japanese study tracking 20 MILLION people found that ALL excess deaths were in the vaccinated group.
The unvaccinated group? ZERO excess deaths. And here’s the killer detail: mortality surges exactly 3 months after every booster — with peak deaths hitting around 100 days post-vaccination.
The pattern is undeniable. In my opinion, they can no longer suppress the information on the COVID vaccine. The data is out. The cover-up is crumbling. The world needs to see this.
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Ever wondered why PM Albanese is so ill-advised? Like does anyone advise him. I did the research, strap yourself in. For context Labor legend PM Bob Hawke had 15 staff in his PM office.
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Exceptional journalism
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I’ve just watched a whole BBC documentary about the rapid increase in cancer among the young..
It explored food & lifestyle choices, even body sprays & plastics.
Not once tho, did they explore whether getting young healthy people vaccinated over & over with a product that had no long term health data, may have played a role🤔
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It will never stop being astounding that a bunch of men said “we are women!” and a bunch of people, including those in government, said “ok!” and then demonized any woman who said “well this is obviously bullsh-t.”
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Congratulations @SenatorAntic 👏 This is incredible news. I am so happy that this honest, strong and courageous man has just been elected President of the SA Liberals, surviving and overcoming one of ugliest smear campaigns by the left and MSM that I've ever seen.
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Men aren't women and I'm perfectly comfortable being judged on the fact that I refuse to parrot a fashionable lie doing provable harm to some very vulnerable people.
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History in the making !
The first attempt to repeal the draconian No Jab No Pay policy since it was introduced in 2015.
Tomorrow the Senate will vote!
Australia is the only country in the world that financially punishes parents for not adhering to a childhood schedule that has not been properly tested with double blind placebo controlled trials.
Senator Alex Antic asked the TGA for one such trial and they couldn’t produce it.
The irony is Labor/ Greens who preach bodily autonomy will likely vote to take it away.
Coercion is not consent.
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THIS IS WHAT CORRUPTION LOOKS LIKE
There are over 1,600 golf clubs in Australia.
Victoria: 412 golf clubs
New South Wales: 367 clubs
Queensland : 219 clubs
Western Australia: 178 clubs
South Australia: 140 clubs
Tasmania : 66 clubs
Northern Territory: 11 clubs
But only one club in the entire country got a taxpayer funded grant - Marrickville - where Albanese is an honorary member.
You know you’re living under a corrupt government when a “grants” programme — gifts of taxpayers’ money — operates where the ONLY golf club in the entire country to cash in is in the Prime Minister’s own electorate, where he is under challenge from the Greens - and it’s no less than $6 million.
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Dear Lefties,
One Nation didn’t take Secret Harbour because the voters suddenly discovered Pauline Hanson.
They took it because Luke Herdegen owns five gyms. He signs the leases, meets payroll, and talks to the same people who live in the electorate every week. He has actual skin in the game.
You put up Georgia Tree: uni degree, Labor member since 2013, staffer to a federal minister, then a government-relations job at Woodside. Classic conveyor belt. Campus politics → staffing gig → “safe seat” as the prize. She’d never had to risk her own money or look a customer in the eye when the bills came due.
That model is finished. The public is done with professional politicians who treat electorates like career stepping stones. They want candidates who come from the same risks the rest of the electorate takes.
No more lifetime tickets. The assembly line is broken.
Get used to it.
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My position is that gender dysphoria is a real, painful condition and that for some adults, the only way they may feel able to resolve that inner conflict is transition. If that’s the road they choose I wish them long life and happiness and I would vigorously oppose any discrimination against them when it comes to employment, housing or voting rights.
I do not believe children have the capacity to consent to treatments that may leave them infertile and, in some cases, anorgasmic. Multiple studies have shown that gender dysphoria in childhood and adolescence is not uncommon, for gay kids particularly, but it also occurs in, for example, straight girls who hate the idea of becoming women and sometimes, tragically, in children who’ve been abused. The available evidence shows that in the majority of cases, gender dysphoria resolves after the person has gone through adolescence. I am strongly opposed to the experimental treatment of blocking puberty in dysphoric children. I believe trans activists have behaved hugely unethically and irresponsibly in pretending that there is good evidence that these treatments are beneficial (there isn’t), that puberty blockers are completely reversible (there is a mounting body of evidence to suggest they aren’t) or that children are likely to kill themselves if denied blockers (there is no evidence to support this and suicide prevention charities warn against making such statements, due to the very real danger of suicide contagion.)
Of course, not all trans-identified people are dysphoric. Erotic transvestism, also known as autogynephilia, (getting a sexual thrill out of dressing as/pretending to be a woman) has been around for a very long time. I believe lesbians are entitled to exclude straight, cross-dressing men from their dating pools without being accused of bigotry and worse (same goes for gay men with trans-identified women). It’s profoundly homophobic to attack gay people for being same-sex attracted.
I don’t believe anyone, adult or child, is ‘born in the wrong body.’ That is an unfalsifiable, quasi-religious belief. A person may *feel* as if they’re in the wrong body, but humans cannot literally change sex. However they identify, men don’t belong in the single-sex spaces for which women fought so hard.
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A man punching a woman in the face because she called him a man is not “progress.” It is violence.
No ideology, identity, or political belief should ever require women to ignore biological reality at the expense of our safety.
Men are, on average, physically stronger than women. That matters in sports. It matters in locker rooms. And it absolutely matters when violence happens.
Women should not have to surrender fairness, privacy, or safety to validate anyone else’s identity.
This is exactly why we need clear boundaries around women’s sports and intimate spaces.
Protect women. Protect girls. Safety is not hate. ❤️
#ProtectWomen #WomensSafety #FairPlay #SaveWomensSports #WomenAndGirls