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Victoria, Australia
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Amazing new story in Australian politics.
An elderly man died and his property sat vacant as his daughter tried to renovate it so she could move in.
Victorian Socialists Senate candidate Jordan Van Den Lamb (Purple Pingers) posted the address and encouraged people to squat in it because it was “vacant.”
A group of squatters moved in, changed the locks and sold all old man’s possessions. Leaving his daughter heartbroken.
The ABC asked Mr van den Lamb if he wanted to apologise to Carol.
"I guess so," he said.
"I don't want her to feel bad."
But Mr van den Lamb said he would like to have "a bigger conversation" with Carol about the housing crisis.
"For every story like hers there are hundreds of stories of people sleeping rough," he said.
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Media Release: One Nation invited Australians to build an ambitious future
One Nation is launching ‘What’s Holding You Back?’ to give Australians a direct say in the policies it takes to the next election.
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson said the new website would give Australians the opportunity to have their say and to share their experiences and ideas to help shape an ambitious plan for our country.
“Politicians have stopped listening. One Nation has not,” Senator Hanson said.
“Too many politicians care more about keeping their jobs than doing their jobs. Governments only look to the next election and there’s no long-term vision for the country. Australians deserve better than this, and they deserve for their voices to be heard.
“We’re asking a simple question. What’s holding you back? You. Your family. Your business. Our country.
“Tell us what’s wrong and what needs to change. The costs you can’t keep up with. The rules that make no sense. The delays stopping you from getting ahead.
“And bring us your ideas. The people dealing with these problems every day deserve a say in how we fix them.”
Senator Hanson said One Nation wanted Australia to be a country of ambition and opportunity.
“This country isn’t broken. It’s being held back by an incompetent Labor government. One that only knows how to tax and tie everything up in red tape. This Labor government recklessly experiments with the economy, and has driven the price of everything up.
“We want an Australia that makes things again. That stands on its own two feet. That backs businesses and rewards people prepared to take a risk.
“We have the resources, the skills and the people. We need affordable power, lower taxes and less red tape so Australians can get on with it.
“We want hard work to get you ahead. We want young Australians to afford a home and a family. And we want to hand our children a better country than the one we inherited.
“One Nation will take an ambitious plan to the next election.
“This is your country, and we want to hear from you. Australians can share their experiences and ideas at whatsholdingyouback.com.au.”
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Albanese yelled ‘smash her’ to Susan Ley. His failure to address antisemitism led to the Bondi massacre.
Helen Haines was attacked by a left wing nut job.
Leftists have spewed hate at Pauline Hanson for 30 years.
Get a mirror turd. Then fuck off.
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One Nation SA Leader Cory Bernardi on Helen Haines attack
"This is an unspeakable tragedy. My thoughts are with Helen, her family and loved ones."
How did Australia, the Lucky Country, the nation that once prized mateship, a fair go and civil debate, get here?
When schoolchildren chant ‘death to Pauline Hanson’ at Parliament House, and the political class brands opponents as evil for rejecting toxic ideology such as the climate cult… this is the poison that makes violence contemplatable.
Political debate is the lifeblood of democracy. Demonisation is not. We must stop it, while keeping free speech and a robust clash of ideas.
This is what we must confront if we are to remain the Australia our parents and grandparents built.
Political violence has no place in this country.
#helenhaines #onenation #corybernardi #paulinehanson #victoria #australia #southaustralia
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🚨#BREAKING: Greens leader David Shoebridge unfollows suspect in Helen Haines attack
Read that again.
The Greens leader was FOLLOWING the alleged TERRORIST at the time of the horrific attack.
Australia needs a Royal Commission into far-left extremism.
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Australia cannot afford to repeat the mistake of mass migration which is tearing apart Europe.
Countries like France, Germany, Belgium and the U.K. are all suffering because of mass migration.
Unless Australia stops importing people who reject our democracy, our way of life and the values of Western civilisation, these riots will eventually be coming to Australian cities.
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The Libertarian Party stands with those who want to defend themselves against criminals.
Tougher self-defence laws allowing homeowners to forcefully 'fight back' against intruders are a key election promise from one of Victoria's minor parties. #9News
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What's this. Another way for the Victorian government to screw small business?
📸 Affluent_media
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Doesn't Albanese own a clifftop mansion?
Once upon a time politicians served the community .... instead of seeing it as a pathway to personal wealth.
Australia's longest serving PM, Robert Menzies, could not even afford to purchase his own home after retirement.
FACT CHECK it.
[Sir Robert Menzies served as Prime Minister of Australia for a total of 18 years and 163 days, making him the longest-serving Prime Minister in Australian history. He held the office across two separate periods: first from 1939 to 1941, and later during a record unbroken run from 1949 to 1966.
Yes, it is true that he could not afford to buy a suitable home upon his retirement. Despite his decades of public service, Menzies was not a wealthy man when he stepped down in January 1966. Because he had spent most of his life on a modest politician's salary rather than continuing his highly lucrative private legal career, his personal finances were quite limited.
To ensure he had a place to live, a dedicated group of his friends and supporters clubbed together in 1965 to buy a home for him in Malvern, Melbourne. Menzies initially resisted the gesture but ultimately agreed under the condition that, upon his and his wife's passing, the home would be sold and the proceeds donated to charity.]
Socialists love to tell you wealth is evil.
Then you look at the people running socialist countries.
Castro's own bodyguard wrote about his private island.
Tito had dozens of residences across Yugoslavia, his own islands at Brijuni, a presidential yacht, and a private luxury train.
Chávez's daughter was reported to be worth billions.
The workers get ration cards, and the leaders get the lifestyle they said nobody should have.
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Socialists love to tell you wealth is evil.
Then you look at the people running socialist countries.
Castro's own bodyguard wrote about his private island.
Tito had dozens of residences across Yugoslavia, his own islands at Brijuni, a presidential yacht, and a private luxury train.
Chávez's daughter was reported to be worth billions.
The workers get ration cards, and the leaders get the lifestyle they said nobody should have.
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Wondering what we actually mean when we talk about “castle law”?
This video is a great explainer.
youtu.be/D_0cpRQqU-Q
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The management of a lower North Shore tennis club has been handed over to *checks notes* the “Metropolitan Aboriginal Land Council”.
These kind of ambit land grabs facilitated by woke city councils and State governments need to end.
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Victorian Labor MP Sonja Terpstra is running a program across her socials that “captures and hides threatening, sexist, gendered, violent comments.”
She logs the names and sends reports to security and/or police.
“Pothole Queen” is labelled “offensive.”
“Why are 3- and 5-year-olds taught gender fluidity?” is labelled “transphobic.”
Typical Labor MP, treat disagreement: hide it, list the names, involve police.
Criticism isn’t a personal attack.
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Family businesses have been forced to shut their doors due to the NSW Government’s firearms reforms.
Some of the affected people told their heartbreaking stories at NSW Parliament
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“Where are your preferences going?”
Every election, Labor and the Liberals dust off the same scare campaign about preferences.
They want voters to believe political parties secretly control where votes end up.
It’s a lie.
Your preferences go exactly where you put them.
Every number on your ballot paper is your instruction. No party deal can override the choices you've made.
Don't fall for the scare campaign.
Here's a special education on how preferences really work and where your vote actually goes.
