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Tonight, Sex Discrimination Commissioner Dr Anna Cody confirmed that biological men who induce lactation are protected under breastfeeding discrimination laws.
This is nothing more than State sanctioned perversion. A biological man cannot breast feed.
It’s time to end this madness and put the interests of children first.
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BREAKING: A Sri Lankan transgender far left activist avoids jail after bombing a toilet at Melbourne’s Land Forces defence expo.
Malith Shamera Fernando, 25, of Blackburn, detonated a homemade incendiary device in the male toilets at the Melbourne Convention Centre on 12 Sept 2024, while people were in nearby cubicles.
It created a small fire and $4,600 damage. He scoped the venue the day before using his engineer ticket.
Police found 28 more homemade devices at his home, plus cannabis trafficking, ketamine and other drugs.
Protest material about “Free Palestine” and “disrupt Melbourne” was also recovered.
He pleaded guilty.
The prosecution demanded jail but soft on migrant crime Magistrate Donna Bakos gave him a Community Corrections Order, therapy and drug programs, and told him to pay the $4,600.
Why he avoided jail time?
Because prison would be “more onerous” due to his mental health diagnoses and gender status.
So a biological male who planted a bomb at a defence expo, stockpiled more explosives, and dealt drugs walks free, because the judge decided jail might be too hard for him.
Two tier justice on full display.
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Time Australians demanded new laws for political candidates.
At all levels, if you’re not at least 2nd generation Australian, you’re INELIGIBLE to run for office at any level of government. Local, State & Federal.
Foreign ideologies have no place here.
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This is the best explanation between left and right I have heard in a long time! #RepublicanValues #democraticvalues
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We are in real trouble. Every single Australian should be out on the streets protesting this
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Talk about the MOST INSANE LABOR DECISION yet…
Labor are selling our irreplaceable and sacred Defence properties
Why? In order to coordinate the security of OUR country, and manage the Australian Army FROM CHINESE OWNED PROPERTIES
I think you get the picture. This is deeply concerning
Please share widely, everywhere
How piss weak is our judicial system..
Young Man murders another Young man.
Appears at court via a video link as he did not want to go to court..
FFS..... Drag him there by the balls if necessary.
Fuck these Human Rights activists, lets start demanding Human Responsibilities
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Two issues jump out.
1/ there were no hospitals pre-1788.
2/ with over 250 separate Aboriginal language groups, only a tiny number of Aboriginal people will understand it.
I’ll add a third too.
3/ this is nothing but a lefty circle jerk.
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🚨BREAKING: Texas candidate Valentina Gomez just called out Pope Leo XIV.
“The Pope has time to drive a Ferrari, visit a mosque, but he can’t visit Nigeria where his fellow Christians are being slaughtered by Muslims.”
That’s her line. She posted it after the Pope visited the Great Mosque of Algiers in April. In May he sat in Ferrari’s new electric Luce at Castel Gandolfo.
Nigeria remains one of the deadliest places on earth to be a Christian. Open Doors has ranked it at the top of the killing list for years. Churches and farming villages have been hit again and again.
The Vatican has condemned massacres. Gomez says condemnation is not the same as showing up.
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Who said PM Albanese Labor were bad at managing finances.
Instead of sending the ADF & the likes of Ben Roberts-Smith to fight costly wars overseas like Afghanistan
His saved the Aussie taxpayers money by allowing the enemy to settle in Australia so we can fight them here
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While you battle grocery prices and rent, Albo approved an $11m closed, non-competitive grant to United Muslims of Australia. No tender.
UMA also got an earlier multimillion-dollar allocation for the same centre.
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The day after her words the media got a dirt file
The ALP have a dirt file unit
Everyone has a dirt file on them ready for release to the press
Not a political party, it’s a cartel
BREAKING: Albanese has been plotting against Helen Haines for the last five weeks because she criticised a $6 million grant to Albanese’s Marrickville Golf Club as “pork-barrelling by design”
Since then, Albanese has been on the attack. The day after her comments his staff gave a dirt sheet on Haines to journalists with a list of requests including:
-A list of Haines’ advocacy for projects in Indi of $1.8 billion then raising questions about the value for money and due diligence of those projects
***Asking journalists to check for personal or professional connections, donations, or undeclared benefits that might create conflicts*** framed as potential avenues to examine, not proven allegations…
Specific examples given included:
-Whether Haines had received undeclared wine or food from local businesses, held business interests, received political donations, or had personal associations with businesses that could benefit from tourism funding?
-For an $8 million Benalla Art Gallery redevelopment request, Albanese asked whether Haines had visited, been a member, donated, or had any personal professional connection with employees or the board?
-For a local recreation centre upgrade Albanese asked if Haines had played or trained with local clubs, watched games, or received jerseys/equipment?
-Made reference to her, and her spouse’s receipt of Mount Buller ski lift passes, alongside later requests for resort infrastructure funding
The document supplied no proof of undisclosed wrongdoing but Haines told the Daily Mail she had not seen it previously, and described the approach as “pretty desperate”
See how Albanese and Labor operate? See how the media play their part?
@lisa9sophia
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A despicable new low in Australian politics.
I sat with Helen Haines on the cross-bench. Although we disagreed on many issues, she was always professional and a thoroughly decent person to work with. The kind and respectful words being said about her by many are 100% correct.
Her criticism of Albanese’s corrupt rorting over the Marrickville Golf Club affair was absolutely correct. She was doing her job, holding the government of the day to account, and standing up for her electorate, who missed out on the largesse of that corruption.
And remember, this wasn’t any ordinary rort — Albanese personally benefited from it, owning a property in the same street — and then he attempted to mislead parliament over it. Many politicians have been forced to resign over much less.
And for that, it’s reported that our despicable Prime Minister decided upon revenge — that Helen Haines needed to be punished — to set an example to other cross-benchers: criticise Albanese, and they’ll come after you with a dirt file.
And think about the timing: Albanese had his minions compile a dirt sheet on Helen Haines and released it in the media at the very same time they were finalising legislation to give the government the power to create false and fictitious “sock puppet” identities to disseminate government propaganda.
The revenge attack — the releasing of a dirt sheet on Helen Haines — demonstrates that the Albanese regime is unfit to have such powers.
And then there’s the sickening rank hypocrisy — Albanese calling for a “lowering of the temperature” and to “turn down the temperature” — this from a government that has vilified anyone who questions their economic policies as a “climate denier,” using the term “denier” to equate them to a Holocaust denier.
And anyone who says importing a million people in two years is too many is vilified as a “racist".
And anyone who opposes Albanese’s socialism is vilified as a “far-right extremist".
What an absolutely disgraceful and disgusting government we are living under.
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PROPAGANDA: The left have been instructed to blame the Helen Haines incident on men, even though men saved her life
It’s disgusting
Sherele Moody blames the Helen Haines incident on “male terrorism against women”
Hannah Ferguson, who champions violence against politicians as necessary in some cases, said it was a case of “male violence against women” @Channel7 should remove Hannah Ferguson from their platform immediately
Craig Foster posted it was “another attack on a woman in Australia” - even though men are predominantly the victims of violent crime
Kos Samaras said there’s a “culture in which grievance towards women is cultivated” Really Kos? We on the right teach our boys responsibility. They’re the men in the emergency services, the police force and ADF
The alleged perpetrator was a Greens supporter so is that what the left cultivate?
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Tony burke is protecting an isis commander due to be released from an iraqui jail in 12 days time. Burke is setting up the terrorist's future life in Australia fully funded by us taxpayers.
Tony burke is a traitor to Australia
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In his 1938 work The Great Heresies, Hilaire Belloc devoted a chapter to Islam:
"Millions of modern people of the white civilization—that is, the civilization of Europe and America—have forgotten all about Islam. They have never come in contact with it. They take for granted that it is decaying, and that, anyway, it is just a foreign religion which will not concern them. It is, as a fact, the most formidable and persistent enemy which our civilization has had, and may at any moment become as large a menace in the future as it has been in the past."
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Every single rape in Oslo, Norway, over the last 3 years were committed by invaders.
Every single one!
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When Amanda Vanstone was Minister for Immigration, her department admitted Hakeem Hakeem as a refugee from Sudan in 2005. Barely a month later, he went on a three-day rampage, raping two teenage girls and a 63-year-old woman, whom he also bashed and slashed across the throat.
She personally overturned Francesco Madafferi’s deportation order. Francesco had convictions in Italy for multiple crimes including two stabbings, extortion and mafia involvement. He later received ten years in prison for his role in a drug syndicate linked to a shipment of 15 million ecstasy pills into Australia.
Vanstone also expanded Sudanese resettlement, with Australia issuing more than 14,000 humanitarian visas to Sudanese people under her watch.
Sudanese-born people are roughly six times more likely to be recorded as a crime suspect in Victoria, with offences including serious assault and aggravated burglary.
Excellent piece: In Australia, immigration is blamed for problems it doesn’t cause theage.com.au/business/the-e…



































