Saturday, 11 September 2021 3:43:16 PM

While Denial appears necessary to trigger a cover up response, not all Denial causes a cover up as some take responsibility for themselves and those around them through addressing their unresolved traumas when they causes them difficulties and exposes them to exploitation in their lives.

This point to the issue that we are in denial about as that is the specific that is the most desired item to be covered up. In my view every politician should be widely tested to see if this response exists in primary areas of concern such as health, the safety of children, consent, preferred gender identity, homophobia, cultures of all forms including all religions, a woman's right to make her own decisions about her own body. That would be nice inscribed into a Bill of Rights

There are other areas such as one of my pet peeves is the ability of Catholic clerics to publicly ridicule our political ideals when they put the blame for their own failures onto Secular Australia; they should be prohibited from makes such public statements as it has a huge effect on the political leanings of the many Catholics bonded by trauma to the religion and their want to place papal knights in the most influential positions possible in police jurisdictions across the country given that there is supposedly no law against doing the work of a foreign nation surreptitiously and claiming it all comes under religious freedom. Not only that such an unmanaged hole in our security can easily be breached with the purchase of a shirt and collar, it shows how much in the past flowed through these diplomatic channels. I would also make any concordats that we have with the Catholic Church in any of its guises to be made public so that we can see for ourselves which protocols cause certain officials to not intervene when child rape or murder is disclosed to them when certain members of clerical and knightly classes or involved.

There are serious problems with a political, a legislative system and a judicial and policing systems that allows such infiltration of trusted institutions and to allow them to use their authority at the whim of the papacy. The aim of the testing above should show these infiltrators more easily than we are currently able to and they should be prohibited for life from holding any government position or as an elected official of any institution funded by government.

A look back over the past two years of governance is enough to show many examples of denial by leadership who continually fail all Australians and cost us billions in the process because of it. This may well be the biggest hidden drain of all when it comes to expenditures.

We deserve better than what we have so don't let it happen again; make sure it becomes a part of a Bill of Rights for all Australians.

I would also advocate to bring the people into our democratic process where the community truly gets to decide what their representatives stand for on their behalf. To achieve that every constituent needs to be able to cast their vote or support for every piece of legislation their representative is involved with. If there are any battles to be fought they would be fought out publicly and openly while a real effort towards real democracy will have been taken as a legal and justifiable step forward in bringing us a much more democratic process that the people of Australia deserve as a reward for their uptake of technology and science.

Why won't they do it?

Because there is no benefit to them in it; as it only benefits the people and the country as a whole.

A lack of denial is a terrifying thing to encounter by those still immersed in hiding from their own failings.