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Shano Down Under retweeted
On Sunday 1 November, a husband and father to two young children was allegedly attacked with a baseball bat outside his home in Torquay, Victoria, after confronting two people who were damaging One Nation signs on his property.
He is now in hospital with multiple facial fractures and bleeding on the brain. He faces a long recovery.
He runs his own business and is the family's only income earner. While he is recovering, the family has no money coming in. His work vehicle was also badly damaged in the alleged attack.
His family should be able to focus on his recovery without the added worry of lost income, medical costs and everyday bills.
We are keeping his name private to protect him and his family.
All funds raised will go directly to the family to help cover these expenses and support his recovery.
I will be donating personally, and encourage others to please do the same. Any contribution, large or small, will help. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this page.
Thank you for standing with this father and his family.
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Shano Down Under retweeted
$200 000 raised so far for One Nation supporter who was bashed with a baseball bat
There are so many good people in this country
Never lose hope
Shano Down Under retweeted
A 60-year-old One Nation volunteer in Torquay has been hospitalised with serious head injuries, facial fractures and internal bleeding after he was allegedly bashed with a baseball bat by a 14-year-old boy and his father.
Both the boy and his father are New Zealanders in Australia on special category visas.
If you're on a visa and attack Australians for putting up campaign signs, you should be deported immediately.
Shano Down Under retweeted
Throwback to when @JEChalmers blamed the current Prime Minister for interest rate rises in 2022.
The cash rate went from 0.10% to 0.35%.
Today the cash rate is 4.85%.
An 18 year record and the most interest rate rises under any Australian government.
Shano Down Under retweeted
The worst PM in Australian history is @AlboMP
The worst Treasurer in Australian history is @JEChalmers
These blokes would have sacked years ago in the private sector.
Shano Down Under retweeted
If a couple of ‘New Zealanders’ drive over 100km to assault an ALP, Greens or Teal volunteer with a baseball bat because they had political signage outside, there’d be wall to wall media coverage condemning all conservatives and placing blame on Pauline Hanson and One Nation.
But when it happens to a One Nation volunteer, they justify it. They blame the victim. They misrepresent statistics and make claims that left wing political violence doesn’t exist.
Anything but being honest.
Lefties are cunts.
Shano Down Under retweeted
The Reserve Bank has called out Labor's lies.
Michele Bullock confirmed today's rate rise - the 17th under Anthony Albanese - isn't about global oil prices, it's about homegrown inflation.
It hasn't happened because of the war in Iran, it has happened because Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers have completely lost control of spending.
The more they spend, the more Australians pay.
The Liberals and Nationals have a plan to fix it.
Stop the out-of-control spending, end the waste, pay back Labor's debt - bring down inflation, bring down interest rates.
That's how you fix the economy.
Shano Down Under retweeted
A $170 billion black hole has been discovered in Labor’s federal budget.
Either Labor don’t know where the $170 billion went (doubt it) or they are hiding it from the Australian people.
WHERE IS OUR MONEY? 🤨
Labor needs to be removed NOW!
Shano Down Under retweeted
The Prime Minister lied again yesterday.
He stood up in the Parliament and said that his $6 million grant to Marrickville Golf Club wasn’t invitation-only, when it was.
Just like he stood up in the Parliament and said the grant was to fix sewerage, when it wasn’t.
And when he promised not to change Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing, but he did in the Budget.
And when he said “we’ve dealt with inflation” but it’s still too high, and rising.
Like when he promised Australians a $275 cut to their power bills, yet Australians’ electricity bills are soaring.
And like when he promised you “cheaper mortgages” yet we’ve had 16 interest rate rises under Labor, and possibly a 17th one on Tuesday.
It’s one thing for this Prime Minister to mislead the Parliament over his Marrickville mess, it’s another thing for him to look Australians in the eye and tell them lies about the state of the economy.
Australians are all paying the price for this Prime Minister’s problem with the truth.
Shano Down Under retweeted
In protest, Nationals MP Llew O’Brien shouted “bullshit” as Albanese claimed the science said extreme weather events would be more frequent and more intense, and that is happening. He was immediately ejected.
$8.7 billion was allocated to the Department of Climate Change. Apparently drinking cocktails on island junkets at taxpayer expense, like the pre-COP in Fiji (up to $34.6 million) and $682,000 on five-star Sofitel rooms in Sydney, will reduce these events.
CSIRO and BOM note fewer tropical cyclones in the Australian region (downward trend since the 1980s), even as extreme heat and short-duration heavy rain have increased.
Weather events have always happened.
Shano Down Under retweeted
Last night the ATO admitted it didn’t understand how small businesses use credit cards for cash flow, yet cut them off without even consulting them.
That’s the Albanese government to a tee. Career politicians who think they know better than the Australians taking risks and running businesses. They don’t understand the impact, won’t listen and don’t care who pays the price.
Shano Down Under retweeted
Albo demanded the resignation of Bridget McKenzie over a $36,000 Grant to a shooting club she was a member of.
But is perfectly fine for Albo to give $6 million to a club he is a member of and attended frequently.
Shano Down Under retweeted
If they want the temperature turned down, then do this:
• Stop blaming every negative incident on the right
• Stop selling the country out
• Stop blaming citizens for your own failures
• Stop trying to silence us
• Stop imposing tyrannical laws in the name of safety
• Stop swamping the country with migrants
• Stop treating citizens like guests in their own country
• Stop dividing people by race
• Stop dividing people by sex
• Stop erasing the definition of a woman
• Stop the double standards on violence and rhetoric
• Stop institutional capture and viewpoint discrimination
• Stop soft-on-crime policies that ignore basic order
• Stop treating biological sex as optional in policy
• Stop economic and energy policies that raise costs for ordinary people
• Stop elite hypocrisy on borders, schools, and security
• Stop rewriting history and lowering standards
• Stop selective enforcement of “disinformation” rules
Until then, don’t lecture anyone about turning the temperature down.
Stop gaslighting us!
Shano Down Under retweeted
Albo: One Nation cartoon of me getting hit by a bus = “promotes division and violence.”
Albo: ABC airing a fantasy of sexually violating Gina Rinehart with a stick, stirring her guts into a sausage roll and killing her = merely “inappropriate.”
No demand for ABC reform. No criticism of the Ombudsman that cleared it. Just another defence of Anika Wells protecting the ABC’s sacred “independence.”
Hypocrisy, thy name is Albanese.
Shano Down Under retweeted
ALBO & BOWEN’S $35 MILLION NO EXPENSES SPARED FIJI CLIMATE JUNKET BLOWOUT, WHILE YOU STRUGGLE TO PAY THE POWER BILL.
Labor just got caught rednhanded in Senate Estimates.
The Pre-COP31 Pacific climate summit they said cost $20 million actually has $34.6 million in contracted commitments, another Labor lie, and that’s only the “outer bounds.”
The real total is still hidden because they’re desperately trying to claw money back from other countries.
Here’s the rort:
$8.4 million on hotel rooms and venues across 13 properties, including a string of five star resorts on exclusive Denarau Island.
Another $682,000 splashed on the five star Sofitel Darling Harbour in Sydney for warm up events.
$2 million just for a host broadcaster so the world could watch the talking shop online.
At least $50,000 and counting flying their hand picked Youth Climate Champion, Sally Higgins, around the globe in business class, Germany, Kenya, UK, Denmark, Turkey, Korea, Fiji and more.
Flights alone topped $28k on one multi
country jaunt.
Bowen told reporters it was $20 million.
Officials confirmed that was only part of the bill. They refuse to give a final figure.
Questions about which world leaders actually showed up were fobbed off.
When pressed, Environment Minister Murray Watt defended the spend by pointing to Abbott’s G20 and Howard’s APEC, as if that makes this any less outrageous.
All of this comes out of the $147.8 million Labor set aside for Bowen’s COP31 “presidency” role.
While families are getting crushed by power prices, housing costs and grocery bills, Albanese and Bowen are treating taxpayer money like a personal Pacific holiday fund for bureaucrats and climate activists.
This isn’t “leadership.”
It’s a five star rort dressed up as saving the planet.
And they still won’t tell you the full cost.
Shano Down Under retweeted
Now we know why Anthony Albanese is 'quitting social media'.
News has broken that Germany's new social media law 'Digital Media Interstate Treaty' seeks to FORCE social media platforms to make 20% content from state-approved creators.
In other words, Germany wants a fifth of social media to be directly curated by government 'equity and diversity' narratives.
This is not your feed - it is THEIR feed.
These measures are tied to earlier legislation which granted certain media outlets state-approved protections not available to independent creators.
THIS LEGISLATION MIRRORS THE ALBANESE GOVERNMENT'S CURRENT POLICY PORTFOLIO.
We demand that this Digital Duty of Care legislation - put forward by Anika Wells and the eSafety Commissioner either by SCRAPPED or AMENDED to guarantee - in law - that Albanese and his government will be STRICTLY PROHIBITED from interfering in social media feeds or determining, in any way, what people see.
Anika Wells refused to acknowledge that interference was possible - and yet she was not asked - and has not answered - any questions related to Germany's parallel legislation.
Considering Labor has been working closely with the European Union on their digital legislation - something they praise themselves for - Ms Wells must be aware of this policy.
Will the Communications Minister now amend the bill to protect social media FROM politicians?
Shano Down Under retweeted
I wish we didn’t have to respond to this today. Our thoughts should be with Helen Haines, and praying for her speedy recovery.
But the Labor and Liberal Dirt Units are already back at work, attempting to use this tragedy to silence their critics and deflect from their own failings. Too many media organisations are happy to help them fling the dirt.
The Please Explain cartoons have nothing to do with the tragic attack on Helen Haines. They will not be going anywhere.
Liberal and Labor politicians want our cartoons censored because they don’t like the scrutiny.
Free speech, satire, criticism and debate are essential to our democracy. They must be protected.
Those seeking to exploit this tragedy to silence their critics should be ashamed of themselves.
What happened to Helen is heartbreaking. Politicians deserve to be safe. So does every other Australian.
When violence touches politicians, the response is immediate: more security, more protection and demands for action. Where is that same urgency when ordinary Australians are attacked?
Too many Australians have experienced violent home invasions, firebombings, machete and gun attacks and carjackings. Innocent Australians are being stabbed on the streets. They cannot call on a security detail. They rely on governments to keep their communities safe.
Where has the Prime Minister been? Where is his determination to confront the crime and violence regular Australians face?
One Nation will continue to hold the Albanese Labor government to account. We will keep speaking up for Australians whose safety and concerns have been ignored.
We stand firmly against hatred, crime and violence. And we will keep working to unite all Australians under one flag.
