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This is the Australia I love, never stop fighting for our culture and freedom
Happy Australia Day everyone 🇦🇺
Told you! 🤦🏻♀️
5.5 million NSW voters processed with Smartmatic machines
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Australia doesn’t have a gun problem. We have a radical Islamic extremism problem.
Punishing law-abiding Australians who use firearms for work, farming, protection, and sport does nothing to address the real cause. That is treating the symptom, not the disease.
The Bondi attack was the result of radical Islamic extremism, not legal gun ownership.
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It was a matter of time, hope those in Bondi are safe, condolences to the families whose lives were lost in this massacre, the government is 100% to blame
This
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So sad that our choice on 3 May will be 💩and a tiny bit less 💩
…but this needs to happen 👇🏻
Send their primary vote into oblivion.
@TopherField
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Who is this guy? We need more of this… give em hell ahead of the election
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Yes!!!!
Media Release | One Nation's demand to exit WHO embraced by Trump
Australia should affirm its sovereignty and withdraw its membership of the World Health Organisation following President Donald Trump’s withdrawal of the United States from the organisation.
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said her party had been calling for Australia to exit the WHO since 1996, a call now more urgent after revelations of the organisation’s overreaching plans to take over the country’s health system and dictate Australian health policy.
“The WHO has been pushing hard for a global pandemic treaty which would enable this unelected international body to effectively take over any Australian response to a future pandemic,” Senator Hanson said.
“One Nation won’t stand for Australia signing over its sovereignty by being party to such an agreement. We have no business being a member of a body that does not recognise the Australian people’s ultimate authority over how our country responds to a challenge like COVID-19.
“The United States under President Trump has recognised its best interests do not lie with the WHO. Australia’s best interests lie in charting an independent path too – we can have positive and beneficial diplomatic and trade relationships without unelected international bureaucracies compromising our sovereignty.
“Australia should review all of its memberships to bodies like the WHO – including the United Nations. Australia may have been one of its original founding members, but the UN has hopelessly lost its way. It’s become a platform for abhorrent regimes to claim legitimacy, a forum of hatred for western countries like Australia, and a tacit supporter of international terrorism.
“It’s been said that countries don’t have friends; they have interests. The UNHCR, the UNRWA, the International Criminal Court – are we a member or a party to these unelected world organisations because it is truly in our nation’s interest?
“I congratulate Mr Trump for leading by example and putting his nation’s interests before all else. One Nation puts Australia and Australians first.”
Do it!!!!!
Rebel MPs are urging Peter Dutton to dump the Paris Agreement in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s big move to scrap the global climate change deal. news.com.au/national/politic…
This is insanity 😳
Australia has effectively signed open borders with India:
The Australia-India Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement (MMPA) includes the following provisions:
1. Five year student visas, with no caps on the numbers of Indians that can study in Australia.
2. From 1 July this year, Indian graduates of Australian tertiary institutions on a student visa can apply to work without visa sponsorship for up to eight years.
3. The Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early Professionals Scheme allows 3000 of India’s top graduates and early career professionals to work and stay in Australia for up to two years. They can apply for a permanent skilled visa, and spouses will have unlimited work rights.
4. Three-month visitor visas available to Indians for family or business purposes (no caps on numbers).
Not only that:
5. Australia must also recognise Indian vocational and university degrees as being comparable to Australian qualifications for study and employment purposes