In case you need more reasons to support One Nation, this is what they would do in the first 100 days in office:
- Shut down Welcome to Country ceremonies
- Slash immigration numbers
- Cut wasteful government spending
- Crack down on NDIS funding
- End net zero
@JasonClareMP Sorry mate. 27 years in the public schooling system. Kids are years behind on literacy and numeracy compared to my earlier years. It very common to have illiterate 4th and 5th grade students.
I’m proud of coal. I’m proud of all the resources Australia has been gifted. We need to use more of everything beneath our feet to be an energy independent nation.
I am disappointed that the Federal Court has rejected my appeal relating to the claim against me by the Greens’ Senator Faruqi.
My legal team and I will now closely review the decision in the coming days, with a view to commencing an appeal in the High Court of Australia.
Public discussion in Australia has become almost totally silenced by laws and rules which prevent ordinary people expressing their personal views in case some small part of our society takes some sort of offence or feels hurt or “distressed”. This has never been, nor ever should be, the Australian way.
We all need to have the courage – and the freedom – to say what we think on issues that are important to us all. Some of those views may not be what certain people would like to hear, but that doesn’t mean that they are not valid views, and it certainly doesn’t mean that people should be prevented from having a voice on topics which are critical to our country’s future.
I was incensed by the incredible disrespect that I felt was shown to our late Queen on the day of her death by Senator Fahruqi and others. I simply wanted to call that out.
For me, respect for our institutions of Government; for our collective moral compass; and for the principles – including respect for our Head of State – which together have shaped this wonderful nation, are vital attributes which all Australians should embrace.
If people in Australia are scared or forbidden to freely express themselves, then those values are eroded. I am here to fight for all Australians to ensure that such a dark day never comes.
I sincerely thank all those who continue to support me in this legal process.
Hypocrisy much?
A Prime Minister preaching integrity while dining at a $40 million harbourside mansion tied to a tax office probe—hosted by the son of a foreign billionaire accused of moving money into Australian accounts.
Australians deserve answers, not silence.
Why TF do you think we pay you and why TF do you think the Renumeration Tribunal think Australian politicians are worth more than any other politician on the planet.
If you lot in Canberra did your job and built sovereign Australian energy solutions we wouldn’t be here dipstick.
Australian Labor thinks Islam has given “so much” to Australia. If you believe anything this cretin says you are the problem.
Australian enrichment for you to behold…
https://t.co/hig9ZNJHPP
https://t.co/hig9ZNJHPP
Taxpayers are already funding this through approx 16–18 billion per year in fuel excise (the “fuel levy”) at normal rates ie. roughly $1,200–1,300 per typical household.
On top of that you’re spending another $10–14.8 billion of our money on the Fuel Security Package to achieve no more than 50 days’ supply, & when exactly does the temporary excise cuts end?
@AlboMP You ignored a direct request from our biggest and greatest ally in Donald Trump to do just that.
You then went on a begging tour of Asia and secured one whole days worth of fuel.
Yeah, read that again.
True story.