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Our sitting members think they’re untouchable. Here are three clips — in every one, you’ll see contempt and even force used against everyday Australians simply for asking questions. One of them shows our Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, smirking as a young man is dragged out — then shrugging like...

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🇦🇺 Rani Jelly 🇦🇺vor 1 Jahr

Time for us blackfellas to stand for Australia. The white fella politicians are supporting the immigrants over black & white. Wake up everyone! Black & white need to stand & fight together. Vote for the independants or we are stuffed!

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Madison King_foxyvor 1 Jahr

Y E S

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BenLeevor 1 Jahr

This is the problem here. Nothing will change until we get rid of every lodge in every town in Australia. They are the only group that are so cruel to wipe everyone of the map that are in their way.

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Grant 🌍vor 1 Jahr

I'm voting for the minor parties. Libertarian, one Nation, People First and you Ms Madison King. Not sure what order, but the Uni party and Teals will be last

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WTF have you done to us nowvor 1 Jahr

Albo is always surrounded by foreigners, never aussies. When he speaks of making things better, or caring for the disadvantaged, its them hes talking about. Doesnt give a shit about Aussies black or white.

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What the fuck 8.32vor 1 Jahr

Albanese at the end actually looks uncomfortable as fuck. Looks like he has never met a real run of the mill Australian.

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Madison King_foxyvor 1 Jahr

I bet he hasn't.

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Aussievor 1 Jahr

Civil war is like rain ☔️ you can smell it coming 🤠🤘

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JohnQ PhD Hons Bull💩 detect’nvor 1 Jahr

The Greens are nothing more than political activists and wannabe terrorists and both the major parties will lead us down the same path as the UK / EU A totalitarian regime of self destruction 🖕😃

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whey pasteurizevor 1 Jahr

i love your new Ad. I'm in NSW but all day every day I'd give you my vote. real people rock!

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