The anonymous material was circulated on social app last week. (Sydney Morning Herald)
Federal election suspected of being infiltrated by "fake news"-Australian Chinese social media have circulated a panic propaganda material claiming that Labour plans to launch a campus program to teach students how to conduct same-sex make love.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the promotional material was written mainly in Chinese, accompanied by pictures of Labour leader Shelton (Bill Shorten), but was not signed. The material, aimed at voters on social app, used some misinterpretations of the "secure Campus (Safe Schools)" anti-bullying program to appeal to people not to vote for Sheldon.
Labour has decided to launch the program, "if it wins the May 18 election, in all Australian schools," the source said. The material warned: "for our children, do not vote for the Labour Party! not for the Labour Party!"
"Safe School is to educate students that same-sex sexual intercourse, men use women`s toilets and men wear women`s clothes," the material wrote. The following words will not be available: father, mother, brother, younger brother, sister, uncle, aunt, boy, girl, pregnant woman and other gender words. "
The specific parties responsible for the material are not known, but this is not the first time that the "safe Campus" project has been used as political material to win over voters, especially in conservative and minority communities. The program was intended as an educational resource to assist LGBTI students (female homosexual love, male homosexual love, bisexual, transgender and transgender) students.
Liao Moon (Gladys Liu), the Liberal Party candidate for the (Chisholm) District in Chizem, Victoria, was a prominent campaigner against "safe Campus" in the 2016 federal election. At the time, she also used the project and the same-sex marriage to promote the constituency`s Chinese community on social networks.
This month, Liao Chan-e`s propaganda of that year was mentioned again. A recording revealed that members of the Australian Chinese community described the LGBTI issue as "ridiculous rubbish", abnormal and destructive. Liao Chan-e said she had been misread.
On April 27, Mrs Liao and the Liberal Party said they were not responsible for the latest anti-safe campus materials. The Liberal Party campaign for speaker said: "this is not an advertisement distributed by the Liberal Party. All Liberal Party advertising will be officially authorized."
Liao told the Sunday Times that she had seen the material in a social app group in recent days, but "it doesn`t come from me. Anything from me will have a partisan mandate."
Labour, on the other hand, pointed its finger at the Liberal Party. "they will do anything, say anything, and ask people to stop paying attention to their cuts and chaos," its speaker said. (Zhai Longway)
