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[Gerard Rennick @RennickGBR]

Great analysis from Sam Bamford in this clip highlighting how Labor does use immigration to harvest votes and that the ABC openly acknowledges this.

Mass migration doesn't just put pressure on Infrastructure and essential services.

Albanese and the Labor party are clearly selling Australia for votes. Another shameful example of how it's anything but Australia First when it comes to Labor.

As the respected business journal Macrobusiness points out, Albanese is recognising subpar job qualifications from migrants in particular Indians, when it comes to work visas and quote: 👇

"The Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited India last month to sign a with counterpart Narendra Modi to expand work rights and immigration for Indians to Australia.

Under the Mechanism for Mutual Recognition of Qualifications, “Indian qualifications will be recognised in Australia”.

This agreement, which was clearly drafted by India requires Australia to recognise all Indian:

•Senior secondary education qualifications awarded by a relevant board or council of senior secondary education or awarded by any other authority empowered by the Government of India.

•Technical and vocational education and training qualifications awarded by institutions approved by the All-lndia Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and/ or National Council for Vocational Education and Training (NCVET) and/or its equivalent body and State Councils for Vocational Training (SCVT).

•Higher education qualifications awarded by institutions authorised by the University Grants Commission (UGC), the All-lndia Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE), as well as other equivalent bodies.

In summary, graduates from Indian tertiary institutions will now be allowed to work in Australia on the same terms as local graduates.

India’s tertiary education system is far inferior to Australia’s, with their best university ranked at a lowly 415th in the world.

India is renowned for churning out degree shovelware and fake qualifications whose holders will now be able to work in Australia under this mutual recognition agreement.

This week, Bloomberg published an alarming report on India’s “worthless college degrees” that serves as a harbinger of what is in store for Australia under Anthony Albanese’s mutual recognition agreement with India."

[Kim Dotcom @KimDotcom]

From a Sony insider:

Destiny 3 will be made. But first we have to get rid of most of the Bungie team. D3 will primarily be made with AI agents. The Destiny IP is still Bungie’s biggest asset. We won’t let it die. But we will bring the costs of the team down substantially.

[Mactics @MacticsG1]

I expected destiny to far surpass marathon's player counts once the final update hit, but seeing it beat out marathon BEFORE that while marathon just had its brand new season AND is free to play for the week is genuinely shocking to me

Truly what do you do if you are marathon

[Nomad @AscendantNomad]

Fucking hell why am I crying lmao

[Bulkergamer @BulkerGamer]

Destiny 2. June 9th. Be There.

#WeWantDestiny3

[Stan80p @stan80p]

@mattjcan @The_Nationals @grok what is the chances of this happening

[One Nation Australia @OneNationAus]

The traitors have returned. And guess what, they’re already costing us taxpayers a fortune. They’re being put up in serviced apartments and provided with security. These people betrayed our country and hate our values, yet here we are welcoming them back with open arms under this Labor Government.

[Sall Grover @salltweets]

As Australia’s sex discrimination commissioner rightly goes viral for insisting that men who claim to be women need pregnancy protections in law, it’s important to put into perspective what is happening to the law:

Men are getting protections they don’t need (pregnancy) while taking away protections women do need (single sex spaces & sport, etc).

This is incoherent and is an embarrassment for legislators with every day the law remains this way.

What you can do: email all MPs & Senators informing them that you want the sex discrimination act fixed - BACK THE BILL.

[LUCKYY10P @LUCKYY10P]

The petition for Sony to greenlight Destiny 3 has officially surpassed 250,000 verified signatures during one of the lowest points in Destiny history.

Reminder that on June 9th, we are all planning to log in and show our support for the future of this franchise. Voice actors, content creators, and fans have been banding together to spread the message.

Please continue sharing posts, videos, and discussions until this reaches beyond the Destiny community. We cannot let up now. If we want to send a clear message to Sony, we need to keep pushing the numbers even higher.

Thank you to everyone who has already helped spread the word.

#WeWantDestiny3

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

I want to apologise to people who have tried to get in touch with my office and haven’t received a response.

We are being inundated with thousands of calls, emails and messages every week and it’s not possible to respond to all of them.

The Albanese government cut the staff allocation to One Nation after the last election.

I have been going to both the Prime Minister and Special Minister of State Don Farrell since the staff cuts. I have been begging and pleading with them to give us more staff to deal with the heavy workload.

In fact, earlier this year a staff member wrote to the Prime Minister directly, explaining the extreme stress they are under.

Labor hasn’t even responded and couldn’t care less.

My staff have continued out of loyalty, and they want to help the Australian people but their health has now become a serious issue.

As the leader of One Nation, I have 5 Electorate officers and just 2 Parliamentary Advisers.

The Leader of the Greens, Larissa Waters, has 5 electorate officers and 15 Advisers.

The Prime Minister has 59 personal Advisers. Adding his other Ministers, the Government employs a total of 504 personal Advisers.

This is in addition to the 1,200+ employees in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet alone and 185,000 employed by the Government as bureaucrats in the public service.

This is the Prime Minister using his powers to disadvantage his political opponents who don’t agree with his agenda.

My office deals with people in very difficult situations, complicated family law, immigration, NDIS, veterans and welfare plus many other matters.

The Australian people’s personal struggles are worse than ever – my staff have had to talk people down from the edge of taking their own lives.

Many people come to us because they get absolutely no assistance from the government and many other political offices.

It’s beyond a joke the lack of help that Labor is providing considering I would have one of the busiest political offices in the country.

I didn’t want to air this out in public, but this Albanese government has given me no choice

It’s not that we don’t want to do the work for the Australian people, it’s that we physically can’t.

My staff want to help this country and the people in it, but they’re so stressed they are close to collapsing.

I am the leader of a political party that is polling more than major political parties.

The government has failed to staff One Nation anywhere close to a functional level.

This is pure, bloody-minded politics by the Labor party.

I’ve tried everything I can to help people and will continue to do so, but my hands are tied.

The Labor party like to go on about the battlers. Well I’ve got some in my office trying to do a decent job for many Australians, but they don’t care about them.

[Stan80p @stan80p]

What is this bird doing

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

The media have been hyperventilating over comments I made earlier in the week about radical islam.

The Prime Minister and Chris Minns have tried taking my comments out of context which is to be expected, however I was disappointed to see Senator Matthew Canavan join the pile on when he clearly hadn't seen the full interview.

I was pleased to see Andrew Bolt take the time to report my comments accurately on his program. It's worth a watch.

#AndrewBolt #OneNation #PaulineHanson #PrimeMinister #AnthonyAlbanese #ChrisMinns #Labor #SkyNews #Correction

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[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Happy Australia Day!!!!!!

Today is a chance to celebrate Aussie humour, pride, love of country and mateship.

We're not perfect, however the sooner we end the woke culture that has infected much of western societies - the sooner we return to a united, prosperous nation.

I for one will be celebrating this magnificent day.

#AustraliaDay #OneNation #PaulineHanson #Celebrate #Pride #Culture #Mateship #LoveOfCountry #Brisbane

[Stan80p @stan80p]

@HappyPunch @grok, can you lip read?

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

In the aftermath of the Bondi terrorist attack the Albanese Labor government is introducing hate speech laws next week in Parliament in a Bill and explanation that is nearly 500 pages long.

These laws have been rushed with inadequate consultation with organisations, politicians, national security agencies and the general public.

Over the past four years we’ve seen how – time and time again – this government has rushed bills through only to see them fail to address the real problem. For example: the bill to address the release of detainees from detention centres just a few years ago. Many had heinous criminal offences and some reoffended after release yet nothing was done, and the rushed bill was a failure.

This is no doubt another one of those bills, but worse. Australians will be stripped of their freedom of speech, opinion and ability to express the pride they have in their culture and nationality.

I want to explain to the people my grave concerns about this manipulative, controlling, politically driven piece of legislation. It needs to be called out, and people have a right to be informed.

The PM wants to appear that he has Australians concerns at heart but when the public have less than two days to make a submission to a snap inquiry on the legislation, it’s obvious he is not interested in what you have to say.

Do I always get it right? No, but I am trying to inform you. Look at what's happened to a councillors in Britain for saying she was 'bron and bred' there. It is up to you to fight back and send in a submission opposing this legislation, or accept it and live with the consequences.

Here are some concerns I have with just one section, 80.2BF.

‘Intimidation’, which is not defined in the Bill, and ‘to fear harassment’ are two very low bars that mean almost anything could be made a criminal offence. 'Fear' is a personal expression and we have seen in domestic violence courts that no evidence is needed to prove someone is in fear, so where is the onus of proof here. ‘Hatred’ is also very open to interpretation and vague.

So to criticise the immigration program and say migrants from certain countries shouldn't be accepted into Australia will be an offence. Government has recently put tougher requirements on student visas from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan - haven't they just committed an offence based on someone's national origin?

Talking about banning the burqa certainly will be an offence.

Criticising the immigration program would probably be an offence because that may cause migrants to feel intimidated because of their national origin.

Subsection (1)(b)(ii) could make someone saying ‘Australia is the best country in the world’ a criminal subject to 5 years in prison. Will flying the Australian flag be an offence as well? That’s disseminating ideas of superiority (the best) over a group of people based on their national origin (not being Australian).

Subsection (3) says for the purposes of subsection 1 it is IMMATERIAL for the offence whether anyone actually felt intimidated or feared harassment, or even whether they were the national or ethnic origin targeted.

Subsection (4) means - quoting from the religious texts of Islam that call for violence on other people would be exempted from the offence. So some of the worst calls to violence would still go unpunished.

These powers are huge and could be weaponised against everyday Australians. Do you trust politicians with this power? I don’t.

[Stan80p @stan80p]

@ausvstheagenda We are quickly becoming like communist UK

[Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺 @MRobertsQLD]

Australians are turning to the party that has always been—and remains—unapologetically Australians first.

This wave of support is appreciated! 5,387 new members in just one week 🤗

Thanks for standing with us.

#StandAgainstHate
#Solidarity
#AustraliansFirst
#OneNation

[The Other Side (Australian Vodcast) @OtherSideAus]

BREAKING: The Australian government is using the Bondi crisis to wheel in the most restrictive anti free speech laws this country has ever seen. These will not be used to stop Islamist terror and hate. They will be used as they are being used in the UK… to stop people saying anything at all that might be deemed to be “hateful” to someone. This is an abomination to our very basic human rights and civil liberties to disagree and dissent.