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April 27, 2025 28 mins

In this week's episode, I reflect on the importance of freedom, especially during this significant time around Anzac Day. 

I dive deep into why the ANZACs fought and why their sacrifices matter more than ever. 

I explore how freedom is under attack in many subtle and not-so-subtle ways: unreasonable laws, corrupt judges, government overspending, 15-minute cities, climate lies, bodily autonomy violations, and restrictions on free speech. 

I challenge you to think carefully about what freedom really means in your life and what happens when it is taken away.

I explain why the ANZAC spirit — giving people a fair go — is fundamental to Australia’s culture, and how we must fight to preserve it. A "fair go" clearly relates to "fairness", and fairness is the word that most people use to describe "justice". I explore the challenges posed by questionable judicial systems that are failing to properly apply the rule of law leading to unjust, unfair, results. 

I also share reflections on Pope Francis’ problematic legacy and refer you to the important insights of Archbishop Carlo Vigano.

I recommend a moving song, The Distant Call of Home, that ties beautifully into this theme of loss and courage. You can find out more here: The War That Changed Us – The Music of The Orbweavers. (https://mistletone.net/news/the-war-that-changed-us-the-music-of-the-orbweavers/)

I also touch on the surprising health benefits of nicotine, encouraging you to explore the truth for yourself. A great place to start is this podcast episode by Dr Bryan Ardis: The Dr Ardis Show - Benefits of Nicotine. (https://open.spotify.com/episode/1oMdukTcIoykW3LfNSfWNL)

I stress the urgent need to push back against misinformation from so-called health authorities.

Finally, I introduce our exciting new initiative: the “Ban Dic Dan” website, as a means of holding politicians accountable for the unacceptable damage they have caused.

Freedom isn’t just a nice idea — it is essential to a fulfilling life. If we don’t fight for it, who will? And if you lose your freedom, I say that to a large degree your life is destroyed. 

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Reach out to Charles via email: charles@kovess.com

Discover more about Charles and this show: charleskovess.com/show-notes/

Visit and subscribe to the YouTube channel: youtube.com/@CharlesBKovess

The Charles Kovess Show is now being syndicated in Cafe Locked Out on 'X' (formerly Twitter). Go here: x.com/cafelockedout

Charles also supports the Forever Freedom Movement — visit foreverfreedommovement.com to learn how children trapped in trafficking can be aided.

https://foreverfreedommovement.com/

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