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Free thinking Aussie

[Knuffsed - Adam ❤️‍🔥💭 @knuffsed]

I remember those days

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Banger

[President X @MyPresidentX]

AOC's Presidential run may over in 24 hours after this. Please share so everyone sees the waitress and the Islamist communist mayor of New York City laughing together at the 9/11 memorial. The mainstream media will never run this.

[Australian Patriot. @JimThom90458694]

This week we exposed something deeply disturbing:

Vote One Nation.

Victorian Liberal leader Jess Wilson supports abortion up to birth and has made it clear she will do nothing to protect babies in Victoria if she becomes Premier in November.

This is completely unacceptable from someone who leads a party that is supposed to be on the conservative side of politics.

What is the point of gaining power if you fail to use it to do good?

Abortion is legal throughout all 40 weeks of pregnancy in Australia. In the womb, unborn babies have no legal protection.

And yet, when given the opportunity to stand up for the most vulnerable human beings in our society, Jess Wilson has chosen not to.

If a Liberal leader is unwilling to even consider protecting babies from abortion late in pregnancy, we have to ask: what has happened to the modern Liberal Party?

I am grateful that Victorian One Nation leader Warren Pickering has stood up for these babies, attending the March For Babies in Victoria in previous years in support of protecting unborn children.

This week, Warren has endured not one, but five media hit pieces in The Australian.

I encourage you to watch my explosive episode of The Dr Jo Show, where I unpack why they are coming after Warren so hard and expose the vicious claims being made against him.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@DefiantLs No one has provided for their children more than I have.

She is as ugly on the inside as she is on the outside.

[Benonwine @benonwine]

Who Agrees with Rowan Atkinson?

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

This week in the Senate, we are debating Labor's proposal to place the CFMEU into administration.

We should really be aiming to place the CFMEU in prison, but this criminal union’s puppets in the Australian Labor Party will never go that far.

Getting in bed with bikies and organised crime.

Criminal assaults on non-union workers just trying to make a living.

Stalking and illegal intimidation of non-union workers at their own homes.

Organised wage theft on an unprecedented scale in the coal mining industry.

Economic productivity in freefall.

Major construction projects worth billions of dollars at a standstill.

The renewables scam driving record energy bills and leaving families desperate and homeless.

A national housing and construction crisis seeing major building companies go out of business every week.

The CFMEU and their Labor puppets are directly responsible for all of these things, and this is mostly just in Queensland.

And while Labor will deny it, the CFMEU will proudly proclaim what they’ve done and wear these crimes like a badge of honour.

Labor unleashed these criminals to hold Queensland’s economy hostage, faithfully eliminating any and all barriers and checks on the CFMEU’s conduct and power.

The Greens and Senator David Pocock are accomplices to these crimes by backing the abolition of the Australian Building and Construction Commission.

This legislation we’re debating today is a classic case of shutting the stable door long after the horse has bolted.

I’ve heard the tough talk about big fines and jail terms, but I have no faith this government of union puppets will do anything effective to reign in the excesses of the thugs running the CFMEU.

That’s because Labor has enabled these excesses.

Right now, Brisbane is hosting Ekka, the largest annual event in Queensland with an average of 400,000 people going every year.

For the second year running, people going to Ekka will be unable to use the Exhibition Train Station thanks to CFMEU protests delaying safety certification.

The larger issue is the $6.3 billion Cross River Rail Project, already months behind deadline with costs blowing out last year by almost a billion dollars thanks to the CFMEU.

In May this year, CFMEU thugs physically assaulted non-union workers attempting to enter a Cross River Rail work site to do a day’s work.

These gutless cowards can be heard in the footage saying people were not permitted to cross what they called a ‘picket line’.

The entitlement is breathtaking.

These thugs actually believed that standing in a line gave them the authority to ignore the law and physically harm people.

Even worse, they followed one of the non-union workers to his home and committed another physical assault.

This disgusting unwarranted entitlement has been enabled by the union’s Labor Party puppets.

The criminal bosses of the CFMEU know that no matter what their members do, no matter what law they break, Labor governments will always have their back.

It was there for all to see in the innocent denials from union-affiliated Labor ministers that they were unaware of the CFMEU’s links to organised crime and the criminal behaviour of some of its members.

That’s why the CFMEU has all the characteristics of a toxic weed: it will always grow back to harm the economy, harm innocent workers, get in bed with organised crime, and cost taxpayers and investors billions of dollars.

Labor has been embarrassed into acting after years of enabling this criminal behaviour, but you’d be forgiven for believing nothing will change.

Labor is thoroughly cowed by the CFMEU.

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Offices in Brisbane last week introduced heightened security measures just for a press conference by the new industrial relations minister.

They were obviously worried about CFMEU members crashing it – and they were certainly justified considering that a CFMEU protest last year had caused criminal damage to the building.

This parliament needs to take a very long, hard look at an Australian union movement that has mutated into a virtual mafia holding the national economy hostage.

Union bosses should be exclusively focused on fair pay and safe conditions for their members.

That should be their only purpose and only role.

It is not their role to force union membership on workers who do not want it, and that constitutes the vast majority of workers in Australia.

They see the toxic behaviour of the CFMEU and they want no association with it.

In the past 30 years, trade union membership has fallen from more than 40% of all Australian workers to less than 13%.

Yet over the years the unions have used their Labor puppets to force union membership on people who don’t need or want it.

They don’t do this to look after workers’ rights.

No-one believes that nonsense anymore.

They do it to satisfy their naked greed for money and power they have not earned and do not deserve.

A great example of this greed was uncovered by my One Nation colleague Senator Malcolm Roberts.

Senator Roberts’ work has revealed what has been called the single largest case of wage theft in Australian history.

This was a dirty deal between a mining company and the CFMEU which dudded thousands of Queensland and Hunter Valley coal miners out of an average of $40,000 of entitlements.

Labor is now saying they exposed it, but the truth is they washed their hands of it and did nothing.

Another example of this was the now-abolished Road Safety Remuneration Tribunal.

This was created to force small owner-operators in the trucking industry out of business, funnelling their workers into the big freight companies where Transport Worker Union membership would be forced on them.

Thanks to a desperate campaign by these small businesses, the Abbot government got rid of the RSRT.

Another example was the terrible industrial relations legislation passed last year with the support of Senator David Pocock and the Jacqui Lambie Network.

This is a transparent attempt to force union membership on the farming and small business sectors, faithfully enabled by a Labor government that relies on the CFMEU for a lot of funding.

Where was the new industrial relations minister when this was forced on the Australian farmers he was supposed to defend as the agricultural minister at the time?

He was voting for it and promoting it.

That’s why I have absolutely no confidence Labor will undertake more than ineffective token measures against the criminal bosses of the CFMEU.

This is evident in the legislation before us.

It looks good at first glance, but when you read it closely there is a lot of wiggle room for Minister Watt to protect the CFMEU.

Describing the process for placing divisions of the CFMEU into administration as a “scheme”, Section 323B of the bill says the Minister may – not will – determine a scheme, only if he is satisfied it’s in the public interest.

Section 323D says the Minister may vary the scheme or revoke a scheme.

The requirement to appoint a general manager and an administrator reeks of another job for the boys – and there no requirements for criminal checks on these appointees.

This is why I have no confidence this will reign in the excesses of the corrupt leaders of the CFMEU.

If Labor were serious about this, they’d reinstate the Australian Building and Construction Commission as an independent body with the power necessary to hold union bosses to account.

We must have a strong, independent watchdog as a powerful check on union activity.

It took a double-dissolution election in 2016 to create it in the first place, with Labor fighting tooth and nail against it to keep their corrupt CFMEU money flowing freely.

We also need to bring back the Registered Organisations Commission, and have another good look at the ensuring integrity bill.

As I said earlier today I had my reasons for not supporting it before, but I’m prepared to have another go.

It may also be worth examining the proposal for an industry regulator made by Master Builders Australia, the Construction Industry Compliance and Corruption Agency.

Importantly, this proposal includes the agency being home to a permanent cross-jurisdictional police unit dedicated to targeting and eliminating criminal activity and organised crime.

A more direct and simple solution would be to ban unions or any associated entities from making donations to political parties.

There are bans on property developers from making political donations in Australia, as well as on tobacco and gambling interests, so there should be bans on unions making them too.

Corrupt union bosses are no less toxic to Australians than tobacco or gambling addictions.

If Labor had any moral centre, it would refuse to accept donations from the CFMEU anyway.

But they’re too dependent on that money.

The CFMEU is a parasite that Labor just can’t get away from.

Perhaps the worst example of how corrupt union bosses are destroying this country is the renewables scam.

Industry super funds – many of which have CFMEU bosses as directors – are some of the biggest investors in renewable energy.

They’ve made their Labor puppets set up the renewables scam which guarantees generous returns for these investments underwritten by taxpayers.

Those returns end up in Labor’s election coffers.

It’s the main reason behind Labor’s childish scare campaign and outright lies about nuclear energy.

Nuclear energy is the proven emissions-free technology that, if adopted in Australia, could effectively end the union bosses’ renewables scam.

As I’ve said before – you only have to follow the money to get to the truth of this scam which is crippling Australian households and businesses with some of the world’s highest electricity costs.

All of this needs to stop.

Labor will not stop it and cannot stop it, so the solution is to kick Labor out at the next election and vote in those who will stop it.

I can’t be any plainer than that.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

A wall of negative headlines was so predictable. They’re such NPCs 🤣🤣

All this does is drive even more people to listen to the conversation themselves and realize how much the legacy media lies to them!

[Clown Wars Down Under 🤡 @clowndownunder]

That’s something we cannot celebrate. It’s pathetic!

[Ian Miles @ianmiles]

The feminist breakdancer has become a meme. I cannot stop laughing.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

This is the Secret Service agent who covered cameras on a hair salon with duct tape then broke into the store so Kamala rally attendees can use the bathroom.

Who is she?

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

Predatory Foreign Giants Control Our Banks and Supermarkets!

We don't have four banks and two supermarkets in this country.

We have one predatory group of foreign investors hiding behind different logos.

BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard, First State and others own large portions of the banks and supermarkets that are ripping #Australians off the most.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

This week in Parliament, I'll be moving for the Senate to support an inquiry into much-needed reforms to our flawed native title system.

Back in the early 1990s, around 14.22% of Australian land was under native title. Fast forward to 2016, and that number has jumped to over 30%, with another 31% pending. This means we could soon see more than 60% of Australia under native title, with no end date for additional claims in sight.

I've previously put forward a motion to introduce a sunset clause, but it was voted down. The question remains: How can less than 3% of the population end up owning over 60% of the land under native title, especially when some Aboriginal people already own freehold land? Meanwhile, the rest of Australia is left to compromise, facing restrictions on land access and resource use.

We need to ask tough questions: What has native title actually achieved for the country and for Indigenous Australians? The land is tied up, and in many cases, even Indigenous people can’t own or access it. This situation cannot continue unchecked.

On top of this, the Prime Minister needs to come clean on his plans for the so-called "Truth and Justice Commission," also referred to as the "Makarrata Commission."

One Nation does not support this secretive Makarrata Commission, and the people deserve to know if Albanese plans to push forward with this radical proposal, which was strongly rejected by the public when they voted down his divisive Voice.

It’s clear to me that this is part of a larger agenda, one that aims to create a separate black state within our nation. I’ve been fighting for equality for all Australians for the last 30 years, and I won’t stand by as our country is divided.

I'm also calling for a royal commission into the Aboriginal industry to expose where the $35 to $40 billion a year is going. There’s no real accountability or outcomes, and we know corruption is rife within this industry.

We need transparency and true leadership on this issue, and it’s time the Australian people were given answers.

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! https://t.co/MlIKklPSJT

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The legacy media is a pure propaganda machine. 𝕏 is the voice of the people.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The New York Times just published this about Trump today.

They are truly callous and despicable human beings. Not a shred of empathy.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

This administration is both importing voters and creating a national security threat from unvetted illegal immigrants.

It is highly probable that the groundwork is being laid for something far worse than 9/11. Just a matter of time.

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

As reported by the Courier Mail today, dozens of police and health workers including paramedics have won a mammoth legal battle over mandatory vaccination orders after the Supreme Court declared they were unlawful.

The QLD state government was taken to court by 74 people challenging vaccination directives in three separate applications before the court. Two related to police officers or civilian staff, while the third case related to Queensland Ambulance Service workers.

In the 115-page decision handed down by Justice Glenn Martin on Tuesday 27 February 2024, police commissioner Katarina Carroll’s direction for mandatory COVID-19 vaccination issued in December 2021 was declared unlawful under the Human Rights Act.

The decision has banned her from taking any steps to enforce the direction.

#COVID19vaccine #HumanRightsViolations