havago

Just be yourself and havago

[havago @havago2]

@corybernardi @one_nationSA @OneNationAus Thankyou Sir for fighting for our country

[David Pocock @DavidPocock]

Australia burns through about 25 billion litres of petrol and diesel every year. Replacing petrol cars with EVs would cut our reliance on expensive imported foreign fuel.

But EVs still make up only about 2% of Australia’s 20 million vehicles.

More affordable EVs & a strong second-hand EV market can help more Australians afford the switch while strengthening our energy security.
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[havago @havago2]

@AlboMP @sussanley The people would love you for you to follow her out the door

[havago @havago2]

@Matt_Camenzuli Neither

[BroBro🇦🇺🏇🏻 @realRick_AUS]

Imagine if every Australian put their collective energy behind holding our current government accountable,

Instead of simping for foreign nations citizens?

Can you imagine how much your life would instantly improve?

Vote one nation 🇦🇺

Put Australians first

[havago @havago2]

@senatorbabet Lib Titanic still going dowm

[havago @havago2]

@senatorbabet One Nation

[One Nation Australia @OneNationAus]

Anthony Albanese has spent his morning gaslighting the public yet again, this time claiming that One Nation is a party of “grievance.” The hypocrisy is staggering. While Albanese says this, he continues travelling the country stoking division, reopening old wounds, and weaponising Australia’s past to manufacture anger in the present. The definition of grievance politics. He is a Prime Minister trapped in history, prosecuting the sins of generations long gone, while everyday Australians pay the price today. Worse still, he then rushes to defend the so-called “traditional parties,” effectively begging voters to keep choosing Labor or the Liberals — the very parties that created the mess we’re in. If you’re looking for proof that Australia needs a real alternative, this is it. Vote One Nation.

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[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

The National Australia Day Council (NADC) should revoke Grace Tame’s Australian of the Year award for bringing both the award and this nation into disrepute.

Grace Tame remains an angry young lady whose rise to prominence went to her head.

Her support of a global intifada should be a terrifying trigger for ASIO and other police agencies to investigate who she’s hanging out with.

Globalise the Intifada is a war cry for those who support radical islam. Suicide bombers were a defining and central feature of the Second Intifada that targeted Israeli civilian areas and was described as a campaign of violence.

Is that what she wants? Because that’s what she’s signalling.

Since being awarded Australian of the Year, Grace has become a grievance tool used by the Greens and Labor.

She’s Australia’s version of Greta Thunberg who is trying to hold onto their 15 seconds of fame.

Her language and views are a danger to herself and every Australian.

[Senator Babet @senatorbabet]

If we work hard we have a real chance to expose both Labor and Liberal for what they really are, an illusion of choice. They are two sides of the same coin, focused only on placating the masses and preventing real change. @UnitedAusParty

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[Rob Roy @Rob_Ruadh2]

This is Australia's most authentic, honest and consistent politician. She has always put Australia first.

I am 100% behind @OneNationAus.

[havago @havago2]

@macsween_prue @AlboMP @LiberalAus @The_Nationals Time for a genuine conservative party isnt it One Nation

[havago @havago2]

@goodfoodgal After this last betrayal by the Libs people like Hastie Price the Libs are destined to the dustbin of history One Nation and other conservatives need to unite

[havago @havago2]

Time to move to One Nation Sir

[Senator Alex Antic @SenatorAntic]

The Combatting Antisemitism Hate and Extremism (Criminal and Migration) Bill/
Hate Groups Bill has passed the Senate .

History will not treat this Bill well.

This is a victory for the security state, the establishment and the censorship industrial complex.

[havago @havago2]

Betrayal of the people

[Jacinta Nampijinpa @JNampijinpa]

STATEMENT: Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026

Yesterday evening, I was intending to vote NO to the government’s Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026.

I was waiting in the alcove outside the Senate chamber for the call on the final vote on the legislation, but there was an issue with the system upon which we rely.

I was deeply disappointed to miss the opportunity to vote against the bill.

It was a miserable end to two days of dealing with Labor’s rushed and reckless legislation.

However, I am determined to continue to call out Anthony Albanese for the appalling way in which he rammed this shocking bill through the parliament without proper consideration or scrutiny, and for forcing ill-considered laws on the Australian people.

My Coalition colleagues did their best, despite the time constraints, to improve the government’s shocking legislation. I admire and commend them for their efforts.

At the very least, visa cancellation has been strengthened, and it will be easier to list and ban hate groups.

But I could not, in good faith, support this legislation.

The restriction on firearms is a distraction-by-design. Labor is only seeking to be tough on gun laws because it’s utterly weak in confronting the root causes of antisemitism – in particular, radical left protesters and Islamist extremists. The legislation unfairly targets law-abiding citizens who use firearms for work or recreation. What really needs to be addressed is stopping jihadists from accessing guns, legally or illegally.

The legislation contains a flawed hate crime definition that is incredibly broad in scope. I’m concerned it could be weaponised. And I’m worried about the unforeseen consequences of this legislation and its ramifications for free speech.

And there is no sunset clause – a safeguard that would time limit any damage from poorly conceived legislation.

I have been contacted by many Australians of Jewish faith who had issues with all aspects of the Albanese government’s Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill 2026. They noted that the legislation failed to address the root causes of antisemitism and believed it would fail to combat antisemitism.

Labor’s spin doctors are working overtime to portray the Coalition as weak for its response to this ill-considered and ineffective legislation.

But I’ll tell you what is truly weak: a government that, for more than 800 days, lacked the moral clarity and political leadership to come down hard on the perpetrators of antisemitism.

It’s scandalous that, despite so many crimes being committed, there have been so few arrests and so few visas cancelled.

The problem isn’t so much that existing laws are insufficient, rather, the problem is that existing laws haven’t been enforced.

The plague of antisemitism afflicting our nation is one that the Albanese government not only failed to stop, but also allowed to spread due to its inaction and moral confusion.

Two questions linger in my mind:

Why did the government rush to pass this legislation instead of taking the time to get it right?

And given that rush, what is the government trying to hide?

My view throughout this process is that, leveraging off the Bondi tragedy and using the justification of combatting antisemitism, the politically expedient Anthony Albanese has sought to ram through legislation to curtail and control speech because he wants to shut down debate on key policy issues, like mass immigration.

This comes as no surprise. It’s exactly what we have come to expect from this Prime Minister.

Since coming to power, we’ve seen the Albanese government’s socialist inclinations play out. It’s a government that mistakes control for governing well. A government that favours a state-directed economy over a free-market economy. And a government that prefers having power over citizens – who are dependent on the state – to empowering citizens.

[Senator Babet @senatorbabet]

The Liberal and Labor parties are cooked. Their answer to Islamic extremism? Chip away at the free speech of ordinary Australians. Weak. Lazy. Pathetic.

[havago @havago2]

@JNampijinpa Betrayal plain and simple of the peoples will

[Senator Babet @senatorbabet]

Classic Liberal party.

[Anthony Khallouf @ausvstheagenda]

“I’ve got no time for him, he’s the worst Prime Minister this country has ever had.

Yes he should be worried, and I’ll tell you what, Anthony Albanese, I’m coming after you.

I want to see you gone, and I’m going to work my butt off to make it happen.”

- Senator Pauline Hanson.

[Hugo Lennon @aus_pill]

@sussanley Your ‘our beliefs’ page needs to be deleted