Life under Labor communism, week one:
Great leader elect, Albo, unfurled Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags on the podium and waved his wand to release an imprisoned young Sri Lankan family. Mum, dad, and two little girls returned to the small community of Biloela, in central Qld. The Nadesalingam family were cruelly locked up by the former regime for purely political purposes, despite Biloela residents welcoming them as their own.
Albo then immediately jumped on his Nimbus 2000 and flew off to the Quad and met world leaders.
Upon his return, Albo attended Sydney’s Belvoir St Theatre, thereby signalling to the inner city elites that Labor PMs enjoy culture, unlike every Liberal PM before him.
The former Liberal PM, meanwhile, was booed at the footy, and is yet to vacate Kirribilli House in Sydney. Boooo. His grand finale was destroying his party. Horray!
By Monday, there was a win for Australian foreign diplomacy, after China dumped its plan to make security pacts with our Pacific Island neighbours.
Coincidentally, new Foreign Minister, Penny Wong, had been dispatched to Fiji.
Showing interest in countries with much smaller economies who live close by was never a strong suit of the previous government.
And this leads us to Peter Dutton.
As a seat warming placeholder plodder until a real Liberal leader emerges, ol’ Spuddo is the best the loony Libs can muster.
The former Qld cop told the nation at his press conference, without the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags as a backdrop, that he will work for inclusiveness.
He then says he is just a big softy, and will commence legal action against anyone who says otherwise.
Spud sued refugee advocate, Shane Bazzi, over deleted mean tweets – yet lost.
Dutton has demonised ‘African gangs’ for his own political gains, was voted worst Health Minister by Australian doctors, and walked out on then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s apology to the Stolen Generations.
He says he did that because he didn’t feel Australia had done enough to close the gap for Indigenous people, and we should do more before we apologise.
If only there was a government, in charge for the last nine years, that could have done more. He also blamed the ABC for its reporting, saying ‘I’m not as bad as the ABC might sometimes report’.
Nope, boof head is much, much worse. As Home Affairs Minister, he dehumanised, tortured, brutalised and denied basic medical care to the most vulnerable people on the planet. His wife keeps having to remind us he’s not a monster.
Meanwhile, David Littleproud replaces Barnaby Joyce as the new leader of the federal Nationals Party.
The Nationals have finally rejected the leadership of a drunken, red faced hypocrite, who left his wife and children to start another family with a staff member.
As colourful as Joyce is, clowns really do belong in the circus, and should not be in charge of making laws.
Fun fact: David Littleproud was one of only four MPs to vote ‘No’ in the final vote on gay marriage in the House of Reps in 2017.
Does any of this matter? Not really – In the context of Davos (www.weforum.org) and the control that globalists have over ‘sovereign’ countries like ours, politics is just a Harry Potter script with a few clowns thrown in.
Hans Lovejoy, editor
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