Anonymous, angry, and empty. Bigotry isn’t bravery—it’s a confession. You’re not saying anything bold, just announcing to the world that anonymity is doing all the work personality can’t.
“Luba Grigorovitch is not fit to be a Minister. It’s appalling.”
James Newbury on immediate attack over the MP’s well known CFMEU links.
She “does not pass the character test”…
@BenRossTweets The rest of the world is laughing at USA citizens that judge people like Steve Kerr and his opinion. A democracy entitles everybody to have and express an opinion, what it doesn’t mean is that if an opinion is different to yours it is wrong. Grow up America!
@Old_SchoolEddie@CollinRugg Hmmm. At least you’ve stuck with your mob’s narrative Edward, despite all the videos showing that the (masked) trigger happy agent using homicide to try to win the dick swinging contest. Not sure the “story” passes the pub test.
•Historical framing: Anti-Semitism is ancient and needs attention.
What’s missing is specifics—no clear details on what actions were taken, what will happen next, timelines, or measurable outcomes. It’s more about tone and intent than concrete plans.
3/3
It’s mostly:
•Acknowledgment of regret: “I wish I could have done more.”
•General reassurance: “We’ve taken action and will keep taking action.”
•Broad commitment: “This is ongoing; we’ll continue to engage.”
•Symbolic gesture: Making the Anti-Semitism Envoy. 2/3