Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Mar 30^th, 2024 at 8:03am:



What I don't understand is where does the Govt get their ideas from for all their legislation?

I mean - who asked for a Digital ID?
was it a member of the public? -
was it big business? -
was it just a brain fart from some public servant? -
was it the United Nations, WEF ?

The same could be said for mass immigration - whose idea was that?


If we knew who asked for it maybe we'd understand the motives behind it?

Frank wrote on Mar 30^th, 2024 at 6:44am:


Yes, they did.  They believed the lies they were told by Malcolm Fraser and John Kerr.  You believe them, Soren because they suit you.  They fit in your disbeliefs about life, universe and everything.  You would destroy democracy happily to elect a Hitler.  How did Fraser go as a PM?  Bloody awfully as far as I remember.  He and John Howard rabbited on about a hocky-stick economy which never arrived.  Tsk, tsk, tsk... 

https://imgur.com/gallery/IbIZGTz

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White people represent between only 7% and 9% of the World's population.
We are dying out - we're going extinct - we're an endangered species -
and we should be granted protection from the United Nations.

Labor's idea of border control is to have as little of it as possible:


Entire groups from black-listed countries – including tourists, students and businesspeople – could still enter Australia under Labor’s emergency plan to regain control of migration law, prompting warnings the exemptions could undermine attempts to pressure countries such as Iran to take back its citizens.

As Labor considers whether it needs an urgent session of parliament before the May budget to pass the proposed laws, the ­Coalition has questioned the wide discretion Immigration Minister Andrew Giles would have to allow any visa class to circumvent the laws while other foreign nationals from the same country were banned from Australia.

Opposition immigration spokesman Dan Tehan also ­revealed moves were under way to haul the Australian Border Force before a parliamentary inquiry scrutinising the legislation.

The ministerial discretion is expected to form a key line of questioning at the Senate inquiry, while the Coalition said hearing from the ABF – whose Operation Sovereign Borders commander, Rear Admiral Brett Sonter, told The Weekend Australian that people-smugglers would “sell anything” – would be essential.

The government failed to rush through changes to the Migration Act last week that would have ­enabled Mr Giles to designate a nation that refused to accept the return of its citizens a ­“removal concern country”, preventing most nationals in that country from making visa applications to come to Australia.

Close family members of Australian citizens and permanent residents, and dual nationals who have citizenship of a country that hasn’t been designated, would still be able to apply for visas, as would people hoping for resettlement under the refugee and humanitarian resettlement program.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil last week reluctantly linked the emergency laws to the upcoming High Court challenge brought by an Iranian man known as ASF17, who wants to be let into the community and is ­refusing to return home because he says he will be persecuted over his sexuality.

Bobby. wrote on Apr 3^rd, 2024 at 8:45am:



Neil Oliver


We hear a lot about the matching butt cheeks
that are our political parties
And how left and right are meaningless terms
but you couldn’t get a cigarette paper
between the main stream political parties
on account of them having merged into one anti-human blob
serving not us but the big corporations and unelected NGOs
that are their paymasters.
Well, it turns out the butt in question the big fat bottom
that is the authorities is growing bigger every moment
swelling to absorb even more.
By now East and West once confidently used as a shorthand
for the differences between totalitarianism and freedom
appear to be two more big flabby cheeks of the same backside.......