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Changing Australia Day isn’t about compassion. It’s a communist idea. This movement didn’t arise organically it comes from a Marxist ideology that teaches people to hate their own country, dismantle its symbols, and divide the nation from within. To these activists, every day is “Invasion Day.” January 26 is...

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