Lionel Zschech

Political Conservative Christian Voice. Proud South Australian. Loves cheese making, motor sport and family.

[Stokdog @stokdog]

Australia sits on vast coal reserves, yet it's hell-bent on shutting down its coal plants and killing this energy source.

Make it make sense

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

If you’re a supporter of Ben Roberts-Smith, make sure you get to this: Sunday 11am at Rocks Riverside Park, Brisbane (Seventeen Mile Rocks)

[Lionel Zschech @LZschech]

RT @GreenTyler27: South Australians are starting to ask a very fair question: If every “nation-building” project keeps blowing out by billi…

[katy 🌸 @KatyKray73]

Women are driving One Nation’s surge in popularity, new polling has revealed.

Would you look at that! Go Pauline!

What’s a woman? She will tell you directly! 👏🏼

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Australian homes should be prioritised for Australians. One Nation makes no apologies for putting Australians first.

Foreign owners – temporary visa holders and foreign citizens residing overseas – would be given two years to sell their Australian residential properties under One Nation’s policy.

Permanent residents have been accepted to settle in Australia permanently. They live here, work here, pay taxes here and build their lives here. Many are on the path to citizenship. One Nation’s policy does not require them to sell their homes.

Governments routinely regulate foreign investment in housing, agriculture, infrastructure and strategic assets. 

The Commonwealth already bans most foreign persons, including temporary residents and foreign-owned companies, from purchasing established dwellings, subject to exceptions.

Labor extended that ban in the 2026–27 Budget. One Nation’s policy effectively only extends these bans to new homes. Politicians attacking One Nation’s policy are attacking a principle the government already applies.

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Please Explain: Defund the ABC

Season 4 Episode 4

#ABC #Defund #Insiders #woke #DEI

[Kat A 🌸 @SaiKate108]

A smug SMH reporter quickly taken to task by Pauline Hanson for suggesting she is nothing more than a protest voice with no policies.

The truth?

Hanson has been ahead of the curve for years - on mass migration, climate change, cost of living, the Voice and the Covid jabs.

The people know it.

Now legacy media are desperately catching up.

[Moondani @Moondani17]

One Nation has my Vote. 🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺

[Rosita Díaz @RositaDaz48]

This Gov’t is an abomination!!

[Mark Rowley @MarkWRowley]

Keep at them, Malcolm 💪

[muffy kittens 🦘🇦🇺🌷🌍🦜🐕🐕 @s14722839]

Aussies ⬇️⬇️⬇️‼️

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

One Nation agrees with the sentiment behind the Competition and Consumer Amendment (Make Price Gouging Illegal) Bill 2024. Coles and Woolworths have morphed from trusted Australian grocery stores into greedy, shareholder-driven machines that have rightfully become the most disliked brands in the country.

While we support the goal of reining them in, we cannot support this specific bill for several reasons:

✔️ Free enterprise is doing what it does best — punishing greed. We see Amazon partnering with Harris Farm to deliver fresh food and independent retailers like IGA and Supabarn are treating customers like they matter.

✔️ We don’t need more poorly worded regulations. What we need is the ACCC and the Labor government to grow a spine and enforce the laws we already have. The supermarkets are already using deceptive "specials" to manipulate prices and the fines they receive are a pittance.

✔️ If we’re going to talk about price gouging, let’s talk about the government. Between $70 cigarette packets, fuel excise, and skyrocketing energy bills, the government is the biggest price gouger of all.

This bill won't help the Aussie family at the checkout.

Instead, it will simply create a goldmine for lawyers. And with their deep pockets, Coles and Woolworths will be the ones who will walk away winning while the customers lose.

One Nation supports the “principle” of stopping corporate greed, however we completely oppose this flawed implementation.

STOP making new, ineffective laws and start enforcing the ones that actually hold these giant corporations to account.

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

During this Queston Time, I asked Minister Watt why Christian refugees are being excluded.

Instead of addressing my question, Minister Watt resorted to the usual Labor tactics: personal attacks.

Our immigration program should be based on protecting our security and supporting those truly in need, rather than outsourcing our sovereignty to the UN or prioritising groups that do not share our values.

The Minister’s refusal to provide a straight answer only proves that this government is more interested in virtue signalling than the safety of the Australian people.

[LifeNews.com @LifeNewsHQ]

95.9% of abortions are for birth control.

Just .4% for rape.

[The Advertiser @theTiser]

Angus Taylor has vowed to ban it. Officials revealed exactly how many migrants have claimed access to the scheme during a late-night Senate estimates hearing. 🔗 READ MORE: https://t.co/TBciczc2Ep

[Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education @craigkellyAFEE]

We are going backwards.

Both GDP per capita and Productivity fell last quarter.

Now is the very worst time to be increasing taxes on capital investments.

We are governed by bumbling incompetent fools that don’t have a clue how the real economy works.

Keep voting Labor for "More of the Same"

[Francynancy @FranMooMoo]

I see now why Clare O'Neil loves pumping out the social media clips where she animatedly parrots the government talking points. Put her up against real people asking real questions about her claims and she absolutely crumbles 😬

[One Nation Australia @OneNationAus]

A very important point raised here by One Nation’s Senator Whitten. Approximately 75 per cent of all suicides are by men. Yet, in the National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement, men are not one of the 15 “priority populations”.

It’s long past time that men’s mental health was taken seriously and received the attention it deserves.

[One Nation Australia @OneNationAus]

David Farley asked his first question in the House of Representatives today. In keeping with the campaign he ran and the interests of Farrer, he asked about water security. It was very deliberate that this was raised with the Defence Minister. The time has long come for us to start viewing water security as a national security issue, not an environmental issue. Well done, David. He promised to be a strong voice for Farrer, and he’s already proving that.