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AUSTRALIA HAS NO BACKBONE Our tolerance has gone so far that it’s now ruling over us. Western nations — including Australia — are being led by people so terrified of offending anyone that they’ve surrendered basic logic, security and common sense. We’ve reached a point where mass immigration is...

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Demoralisation propaganda in Australia. Entire ABC studio audience jeers Australian MP because he says he’s happy that Australia exists as a country. Then the audience cheer and clap a separatist speaker who says she is not Australian and never wants to be. This is extremely sad. It shows that many people on the far-left actually hate Australia and the concept of Australia as a unified nation state. The debate can be framed in the context of “colonisation” but the reality is that if the British had not come to Australia, the country we live in today with all the democratic freedoms we enjoy would not exist and most of us would not be living here. So when they say that it should never have happened they are saying that Australia should not exist.

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Running this page has opened my eyes to how many racists who hate white people we have living amongst us. It’s disgusting. I see on a daily basis, people in the comments banging on about slavery and colonialism. They don’t realise the luckiest day of their lives was being born in a western democracy. They have lived a life of privilege but like to be a victim. They are angry with white people moving into black countries hundreds of years ago. But perfectly fine with black people moving to white countries in the present day. They call it immigration when it’s them. They are in support of people being able to live wherever they want. Just not when it’s white people. That’s colonialism and it’s evil. They don’t realise they are everything that they hate the colonisers for. They take all the benefits of being here. But still hate us for it. They use history and things that didn’t happen to them as a scapegoat to be openly hateful towards us. In their own mind it justifies their racism so they can still hold the self righteous belief they are a good person. But when I see people like this. It restores my faith in immigration. It’s good to know that this can sometimes be the outcome. Not everyone is selfish and only care about their own race. There are plenty of people who care about us too. Plenty of people see it for what it is and stand by our side and I have nothing but respect for them. I wish everyone was like that. Thank you to this man for speaking out for us and showing common sense. Because when we say this, they call is far right racists and fascists. But in reality we are only human just like anyone else. Only we are taught to just accept this and eat shit and be happy. It’s double standards and this man is bang on it 👏👏

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38,323 views • 10 months ago

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Fuel shortages are now a reality in Australia. We are a resource rich nation. This should not be possible. If we had responsible politicians, it wouldn’t. But Australian elections have become a choice between two bad options for decades, with few exceptions. Worse, no matter which side we have voted for we get just about the same thing. Nobody has changed course. Elections in Australia are a cross between an economics lesson and shared distraction, as both sides of politics hope you don’t see their bribery of voters with taxpayer money for what it is. A giant scam. As the government has grown. As they have taken over more and more of the economy and regulated whatever they don’t totally control into oblivion, our industry has collapsed and that has pulled down our strategic preparedness. Australia is a shadow of the nation that emerged from the 1940’s. Industry has been in decline since the 80’s and we are not even a patch on what we were in the early 2000’s, the last time the West entered conflict in the middle east. The global strategic landscape is also much more perilous, and we are more vulnerable than we have ever been. Our political class has been irresponsible, trading our future for their power, and feeding the pocketbooks of their powerbrokers in the Unions, the lobbyist class and the education sector. We are not in this mess by some unhappy accident. Whilst Kevin Rudd flipped out over so-called manmade climate change, and Turnbull flipped out over not being Prime Minister, and whilst Scott Morrison betrayed the Australian people, winning by holding up a lump of coal and losing for implementing Net Zero, we now have Albanese who spent much of his first term losing “The Voice” referendum. Since then, he has broken promise after promise as he pretends the future can possibly be made in Australia. A complete disaster. Local oil refineries closed because the cost of energy and the impossibility of employing Australians grows and grows. Competing with a bloated public sector, an NDIS and an Industrial Relations system that treat businesses as crèches for the underperforming and unproductive. Those who are crazy enough to try and employ people in this country are seen by the government as an extension of the overgrown welfare system. Successive governments have spent most of their time trying to solve problems that don’t exist, whilst causing new problems and I think that has been their intention. I no longer give these people the benefit of the doubt. I am not sure I ever really did. Because if you look closely at the decisions they have made, and the legislation they have rushed through, if you think about the consequences of their busy work, Australia could only be weakened as a nation by what they have done. Much of the commonly held wisdom among the ABC chattering class, has obviously failed us. From multiculturalism to the energy transition, to the NDIS, the industrial relations system, the family courts, the Aboriginal industry as well as the big borrowing and spending agenda, that and more have all failed us. It was always going to. By now, much of the pain caused by these things is being broadly felt. It is becoming clear to more and more people, that the government and decades of kneeling to globalisation is to blame, but not everyone can yet see the connection between the horrendous outcomes and the latest idea from the Australian Greens. Or the utter corruption of the trade unions. Or the damage caused by the morally bankrupt lobbyists. Or the complete uselessness of the advisors, pollsters and spin-doctors. But I am sure as this economic crisis in Australia deepens, everyone will see the source of the problem. There is no such thing as a free lunch. Just as a ball thrown in the air is pulled back to earth by gravity, so too is government borrowing and spending crashed back on our heads by inflation. What goes up must come down, and the empty economic abys that is Australia is not here by some unlucky happenstance. It has been the achievement of decades of corrupt, inept and lazy politicians, who live deeply in bubble of self-congratulation. A fuel shortage does not only mean the prices of everything goes up more than they have already, it also means Australia runs the very real risk of grinding to a halt. If this crisis deepens, it will mean people will die. COVID will look like the entrée. We have every right to be furious with these people. I certainly am. It is time to put these grifters in the dustbin of history. I just want Australia back.

Matthew Camenzuli

78,394 views • 6 months ago

These are meant to be our national security heavyweights, yet their stance on immigration for both Australia and the US really makes them sound like idiots. While talking about confrontation with China, they assert that high immigration is simply the correct policy (even a “superpower”) for the West and that Trump and his populist peers have it wrong because the population must keep growing to compete? Never mind that mass immigration itself has become one of the defining national security and political questions of the West, never mind the emergence of AI and automation, never mind concerns over immigration are one of the principal reasons populists like Trump are being elected, never mind a large portion of immigrants are coming from China. One is the Director of the International Security Program at the Lowy Institute and the other is the former Deputy Secretary for Strategy in Defence. Actually terrifying that for all the in-depth discussion they could have on vital interests and IR realism when it comes to immigration it’s just vapid. The West completely turning it back on questions of ethnicity or race in discussions of national security is leaving us completely exposed.
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These are meant to be our national security heavyweights, yet their stance on immigration for both Australia and the US really makes them sound like idiots. While talking about confrontation with China, they assert that high immigration is simply the correct policy (even a “superpower”) for the West and that Trump and his populist peers have it wrong because the population must keep growing to compete? Never mind that mass immigration itself has become one of the defining national security and political questions of the West, never mind the emergence of AI and automation, never mind concerns over immigration are one of the principal reasons populists like Trump are being elected, never mind a large portion of immigrants are coming from China. One is the Director of the International Security Program at the Lowy Institute and the other is the former Deputy Secretary for Strategy in Defence. Actually terrifying that for all the in-depth discussion they could have on vital interests and IR realism when it comes to immigration it’s just vapid. The West completely turning it back on questions of ethnicity or race in discussions of national security is leaving us completely exposed.

auspill

13,221 views • 1 month ago

“There remains one vital factor in the answer to the question who is an Australian. That factor is a commitment to Australia and to its future. It is that common commitment which binds the Australian born of the 7th or 8th Generation and all of those of their fellow Australians born in any of the 130 countries from which our people are drawn. In Australia there is no hierarchy of descent, there must be no privilege of origin.” •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bob Hawke did a lot of things to undermine Australia's sovereignty but he was right to say there must be no privilege of origin. His speech on Australia Day was certainly a step back in time when people were unified in their love of Australia. The Labor party and their left wing mates should remember that next time they say “Always was always will be Aboriginal lands.” It’s a direct slap to all the immigrants who came to Australia and made it a better place. That includes our pioneering forefathers who were convicts, settlers and diggers. #auspol
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“There remains one vital factor in the answer to the question who is an Australian. That factor is a commitment to Australia and to its future. It is that common commitment which binds the Australian born of the 7th or 8th Generation and all of those of their fellow Australians born in any of the 130 countries from which our people are drawn. In Australia there is no hierarchy of descent, there must be no privilege of origin.” •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bob Hawke did a lot of things to undermine Australia's sovereignty but he was right to say there must be no privilege of origin. His speech on Australia Day was certainly a step back in time when people were unified in their love of Australia. The Labor party and their left wing mates should remember that next time they say “Always was always will be Aboriginal lands.” It’s a direct slap to all the immigrants who came to Australia and made it a better place. That includes our pioneering forefathers who were convicts, settlers and diggers. #auspol

Gerard Rennick

16,509 views • 1 year ago

Australia is in serious trouble. Labor’s record high immigration is literally forcing Australian families to live on the streets – and winter is coming. We have an unprecedented housing and rental crisis. We don’t have enough homes for everyone in Australia. Rental vacancy rates are lower than one per cent in our major cities. In my home state of Queensland, homelessness has increased 22 per cent in only five years. Increasing numbers of Australian families are living in tents, in sheds, in caravans and on the street. And we have a Labor government which refuses to do something to fix this crisis, and which is actually making it so much worse. Today’s edition of the Australian newspaper reports that we are experiencing the biggest two-year population surge in our history. The Albanese government is allowing 650,000 new immigrants into Australia this financial year and the next. That is more than the entire populations of Canberra and Darwin combined. Australia cannot accommodate all of these new people. Australia cannot contain these record numbers. Australia is bursting at the seams. Australia is full – and so are our hospitals and schools. We already have a shortfall of almost 700,000 homes for the people who are already here. Labor’s pathetic housing future fund – if it even gets up – will make absolutely no difference. 30,000 new homes in five years? What a sad joke. Labor is deliberately making the housing crisis even worse. We should prioritise net-zero immigration, not net-zero carbon dioxide. We must stop this flood or we will all drown.
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Australia is in serious trouble. Labor’s record high immigration is literally forcing Australian families to live on the streets – and winter is coming. We have an unprecedented housing and rental crisis. We don’t have enough homes for everyone in Australia. Rental vacancy rates are lower than one per cent in our major cities. In my home state of Queensland, homelessness has increased 22 per cent in only five years. Increasing numbers of Australian families are living in tents, in sheds, in caravans and on the street. And we have a Labor government which refuses to do something to fix this crisis, and which is actually making it so much worse. Today’s edition of the Australian newspaper reports that we are experiencing the biggest two-year population surge in our history. The Albanese government is allowing 650,000 new immigrants into Australia this financial year and the next. That is more than the entire populations of Canberra and Darwin combined. Australia cannot accommodate all of these new people. Australia cannot contain these record numbers. Australia is bursting at the seams. Australia is full – and so are our hospitals and schools. We already have a shortfall of almost 700,000 homes for the people who are already here. Labor’s pathetic housing future fund – if it even gets up – will make absolutely no difference. 30,000 new homes in five years? What a sad joke. Labor is deliberately making the housing crisis even worse. We should prioritise net-zero immigration, not net-zero carbon dioxide. We must stop this flood or we will all drown.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

175,616 views • 3 years ago

🚨GREATER ISRAEL PLAN: ‘Israel wants to be surrounded by failed, fragmenting, or co-opted states. Its goal in Iran is STATE COLLAPSE, NOT regime change.’ —Former Israeli Peace Negotiator Daniel Levy ‘What I’m suggesting is that the notion of a Greater Israel dominion, a project of domination in the region, is not just about territory. It’s about how far Israel can extend its hard power hegemony. And to do that, it wants to create a situation where it is surrounded by states that are either collapsed, in the process of fragmenting and dismantling, and therefore cannot prevent any challenge to that hard power Greater Israel project… Or states which find themselves easily co-opted by Israel because of vulnerabilities and dependencies that are brought into play, often actively by Israel. What Israel is trying to do is not some dream of regime change in Iran. It doesn’t really believe that. It’s going for regime and state collapse, chaos that then spills over. So that deals with Iran. Saudi Arabia being attacked in the war on Iran was by design as far as the Israelis are concerned. Because part of the goal here is to weaken the Gulf states so that they look around and they say, ‘America couldn’t deliver for us. We may not all like it, but there is a major regional power here and we are going to have to get on board with its project.’ Israel has talked openly about not only being a regional superpower, but Netanyahu has said becoming a global superpower. It’s talked about corridors for transporting Gulf oil to market that would run through to Israel’s Mediterranean ports. So it is trying to create Gulf dependencies on Israel. I’m not saying it will succeed.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇
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🚨GREATER ISRAEL PLAN: ‘Israel wants to be surrounded by failed, fragmenting, or co-opted states. Its goal in Iran is STATE COLLAPSE, NOT regime change.’ —Former Israeli Peace Negotiator Daniel Levy ‘What I’m suggesting is that the notion of a Greater Israel dominion, a project of domination in the region, is not just about territory. It’s about how far Israel can extend its hard power hegemony. And to do that, it wants to create a situation where it is surrounded by states that are either collapsed, in the process of fragmenting and dismantling, and therefore cannot prevent any challenge to that hard power Greater Israel project… Or states which find themselves easily co-opted by Israel because of vulnerabilities and dependencies that are brought into play, often actively by Israel. What Israel is trying to do is not some dream of regime change in Iran. It doesn’t really believe that. It’s going for regime and state collapse, chaos that then spills over. So that deals with Iran. Saudi Arabia being attacked in the war on Iran was by design as far as the Israelis are concerned. Because part of the goal here is to weaken the Gulf states so that they look around and they say, ‘America couldn’t deliver for us. We may not all like it, but there is a major regional power here and we are going to have to get on board with its project.’ Israel has talked openly about not only being a regional superpower, but Netanyahu has said becoming a global superpower. It’s talked about corridors for transporting Gulf oil to market that would run through to Israel’s Mediterranean ports. So it is trying to create Gulf dependencies on Israel. I’m not saying it will succeed.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇

Going Underground

47,005 views • 4 months ago

🚨 GLOBALISTS USE MASS ILLEGAL MIGRATION TO DESTABILISE NATIONS. The pattern is the same: Germany, France, Ireland—in fact, all of Western civilisation. Why do elected politicians go along with it? The reason is that they are globalists who want a One World Order that they control. Strong, sovereign nations, proud of their culture, history and faith, are a major obstacle to what the globalists want. So they seek to destroy countries from within. This is by design, and our countries have been betrayed by the very leaders who are sworn to protect us.
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🚨 GLOBALISTS USE MASS ILLEGAL MIGRATION TO DESTABILISE NATIONS. The pattern is the same: Germany, France, Ireland—in fact, all of Western civilisation. Why do elected politicians go along with it? The reason is that they are globalists who want a One World Order that they control. Strong, sovereign nations, proud of their culture, history and faith, are a major obstacle to what the globalists want. So they seek to destroy countries from within. This is by design, and our countries have been betrayed by the very leaders who are sworn to protect us.

Jim Ferguson

179,834 views • 2 months ago

THIS ISN’T PROTECTION, IT’S CONTROL Australia isn’t being protected, you’re being managed. This “child safety” push is just the latest way to expand digital ID, face scans and behaviour tracking by starting with your kids. And let’s be honest: the government only pretends to fight Big Tech when it suits them. During the pandemic they worked together to censor anyone who stepped out of line. Now they use the same fear to sell a new layer of control, and too many parents fall for it because a weakened society begs the State to step in. This isn’t about safety. It’s about compliance. Do you see how they’re manipulating you?
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THIS ISN’T PROTECTION, IT’S CONTROL Australia isn’t being protected, you’re being managed. This “child safety” push is just the latest way to expand digital ID, face scans and behaviour tracking by starting with your kids. And let’s be honest: the government only pretends to fight Big Tech when it suits them. During the pandemic they worked together to censor anyone who stepped out of line. Now they use the same fear to sell a new layer of control, and too many parents fall for it because a weakened society begs the State to step in. This isn’t about safety. It’s about compliance. Do you see how they’re manipulating you?

George Mamalis

11,426 views • 9 months ago

It’s unbelievable that in Australia today, we’re seeing terrorist symbols like the Hezbollah flag waved on our streets, and nothing is being done to stop this criminal act. We have strong laws in place to stop this, but it seems Anthony Albanese’s lacks the leadership to ensure these laws are enforced. It is clear Albanese is too scared to take a strong stance and condemn the display of these terrorist symbols because he’s worried about losing votes to the growing Muslim political movement. His failure to send a strong message to Australians is dangerous. He should be out there making it clear that we won’t tolerate supporters of terrorism in our country. What we need is a leader who isn’t afraid to call this out and ensure our laws are enforced properly. Albanese is failing us all. It’s time for real leadership, and Australia deserves better.
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It’s unbelievable that in Australia today, we’re seeing terrorist symbols like the Hezbollah flag waved on our streets, and nothing is being done to stop this criminal act. We have strong laws in place to stop this, but it seems Anthony Albanese’s lacks the leadership to ensure these laws are enforced. It is clear Albanese is too scared to take a strong stance and condemn the display of these terrorist symbols because he’s worried about losing votes to the growing Muslim political movement. His failure to send a strong message to Australians is dangerous. He should be out there making it clear that we won’t tolerate supporters of terrorism in our country. What we need is a leader who isn’t afraid to call this out and ensure our laws are enforced properly. Albanese is failing us all. It’s time for real leadership, and Australia deserves better.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

103,959 views • 1 year ago

“The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia.” - Rihards Kols Rihards Kols, Latvian Member of the European Parliament, speaking at the #RigaConf2026 plenary session "Preparing for Russia Remade by War". “It is important correction we need to make in this room. The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia. And this is precisely, and I will reiterate, that for years some of us in this region said this plainly, and we were told that we are exaggerating. There are some who are still saying that the Baltics, our region, we are exaggerating, that we were prisoners of our own history. So the war did not create new Russia. It stripped away the excuses that let people pretend the old one was becoming something else. And that is something being spread across Europe. Already was mentioned the dynamics on day to day. What is the changing on the war efforts, war economy? And obviously we can reiterate the numbers. Obviously the Russia today spends roughly 7 to 8% of GDP and roughly 40% of federal budget expenditure on defense and security. And it is the highest share since the Soviet collapse. And that should be noted. But on top of that, which is more alarming, is that church, state media, education curricula, industry, the courts have all been folded into a single machine whose output is the war effort. And that has to be registered. And really, do not make no mistake. That is not wartime mobilisation in the sense we understand in democracy, when we speak about a temporary redirection of resources toward an external goal. It is the opposite. The war has become the organising principle of the state itself, and the state has organised everything else around sustaining it. So I want to be really blunt, because I think this room can handle it from seeing familiar faces. Russia is not a state that happens to be run by a strong man who came out of the KGB. Russia is a state built and operated by security services, for security services as a permanent condition. putin is not aberration sitting on top of normal state apparatus. He is the product of the apparatus, and so is whoever comes after him. We, we ask often and in this format as well, in previous years, what happens after putin? We are asking the wrong question. The right question is what happens to the system whose entire logic is a threat detection, repression, and control regardless of who occupies the top chair. Individuals do leave voluntarily or through windows or having too much tea. The services, the networks, the operating logic, they remain. And there is a comfortable story in the Western capitals that ordinary Russians are quietly against this war, that repression is holding back at Latin majority that would choose differently if only given a chance. I do not believe that, and frankly the evidence does not support it. If there were a real organised majority demand for change inside Russia, we would see it. Not because Russians are uniquely passive, history proves the opposite when the conditions are right. But because when a majority generally wants a change, it finds a way to make that one visible, costly to ignore, and difficult to suppress indefinitely. So the simple, uncomfortable logic conclusion is this. The absence of visible mass demand for change is itself the evidence. Passive discontent that never translates into political consequence is not resistance, it is accommodation. And there is the line I want people to sit with. You cannot wake up someone who is only pretending to be asleep. A society that quietly benefits from empire, that quietly enjoys the mobilisation of victimhood and grievance the Kremlin sells it, does not need waking. It needs to be confronted with costs it cannot ignore.” 1/2
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“The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia.” - Rihards Kols Rihards Kols, Latvian Member of the European Parliament, speaking at the #RigaConf2026 plenary session "Preparing for Russia Remade by War". “It is important correction we need to make in this room. The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia. And this is precisely, and I will reiterate, that for years some of us in this region said this plainly, and we were told that we are exaggerating. There are some who are still saying that the Baltics, our region, we are exaggerating, that we were prisoners of our own history. So the war did not create new Russia. It stripped away the excuses that let people pretend the old one was becoming something else. And that is something being spread across Europe. Already was mentioned the dynamics on day to day. What is the changing on the war efforts, war economy? And obviously we can reiterate the numbers. Obviously the Russia today spends roughly 7 to 8% of GDP and roughly 40% of federal budget expenditure on defense and security. And it is the highest share since the Soviet collapse. And that should be noted. But on top of that, which is more alarming, is that church, state media, education curricula, industry, the courts have all been folded into a single machine whose output is the war effort. And that has to be registered. And really, do not make no mistake. That is not wartime mobilisation in the sense we understand in democracy, when we speak about a temporary redirection of resources toward an external goal. It is the opposite. The war has become the organising principle of the state itself, and the state has organised everything else around sustaining it. So I want to be really blunt, because I think this room can handle it from seeing familiar faces. Russia is not a state that happens to be run by a strong man who came out of the KGB. Russia is a state built and operated by security services, for security services as a permanent condition. putin is not aberration sitting on top of normal state apparatus. He is the product of the apparatus, and so is whoever comes after him. We, we ask often and in this format as well, in previous years, what happens after putin? We are asking the wrong question. The right question is what happens to the system whose entire logic is a threat detection, repression, and control regardless of who occupies the top chair. Individuals do leave voluntarily or through windows or having too much tea. The services, the networks, the operating logic, they remain. And there is a comfortable story in the Western capitals that ordinary Russians are quietly against this war, that repression is holding back at Latin majority that would choose differently if only given a chance. I do not believe that, and frankly the evidence does not support it. If there were a real organised majority demand for change inside Russia, we would see it. Not because Russians are uniquely passive, history proves the opposite when the conditions are right. But because when a majority generally wants a change, it finds a way to make that one visible, costly to ignore, and difficult to suppress indefinitely. So the simple, uncomfortable logic conclusion is this. The absence of visible mass demand for change is itself the evidence. Passive discontent that never translates into political consequence is not resistance, it is accommodation. And there is the line I want people to sit with. You cannot wake up someone who is only pretending to be asleep. A society that quietly benefits from empire, that quietly enjoys the mobilisation of victimhood and grievance the Kremlin sells it, does not need waking. It needs to be confronted with costs it cannot ignore.” 1/2

Yasmina

50,632 views • 4 days ago

This is the full ABC interview recorded on 14th October. Being interviewed in the “Belly of the beast” is always a privilege 😬 “Why am I involved in March for Australia?” It’s simple - Australia is broken. Nothing works anymore. I am a businessman - I’ve been screaming at Tik Toks for 2.5 years telling anyone who would listen that this economy is cooked. I crunch numbers (and build stuff) for a living - but I am accused of being ignorant and racist anyway 🥳 Your choice is to either speak up, contribute and help the cause or enjoy the downfall. Trust me - it will fall. Everyone with resources is leaving Australia in a hurry. This is being hidden by treasury demanding “Mass Immigration” to cover it up. This should scare the shit out of you. Not everyone can work for the government. Giddy up. 🫡🇦🇺❤️ March for Australia #auspol
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This is the full ABC interview recorded on 14th October. Being interviewed in the “Belly of the beast” is always a privilege 😬 “Why am I involved in March for Australia?” It’s simple - Australia is broken. Nothing works anymore. I am a businessman - I’ve been screaming at Tik Toks for 2.5 years telling anyone who would listen that this economy is cooked. I crunch numbers (and build stuff) for a living - but I am accused of being ignorant and racist anyway 🥳 Your choice is to either speak up, contribute and help the cause or enjoy the downfall. Trust me - it will fall. Everyone with resources is leaving Australia in a hurry. This is being hidden by treasury demanding “Mass Immigration” to cover it up. This should scare the shit out of you. Not everyone can work for the government. Giddy up. 🫡🇦🇺❤️ March for Australia #auspol

Scotty Chal

87,605 views • 11 months ago