It Was No ‘Rant!’ Pauline Hanson Told The Truth!
No need for me to elaborate, on the One Nation leader’s sensible analysis of the situation in Melbourne, where ‘migrant’-colonised areas have had to be locked down.
Pauline Hanson
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We have seen the same disregard for the well-being of the general community by alien settlers in other countries too…
Globalist Media Hide The OTHER ‘German’ Riot!
…so for the media, or the left’s politically-motivated ‘NGO’ gangs, to seek to condemn Pauline Hanson’s expression of dismay as a ‘rant?’
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Covering up the truth is as indefensible as the whining we hear from locked-down residents.
It’s their behaviour that’s been deplorable!
Fran Frelno and 
Keith Milner are discussing. 
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Keith Milner 08:50 on July 6, 2020 Permalink |
Everybody knows she got it right, even the journos and the ngo crowd but they will not say so in public.
Her popularity is soaring among the real people.
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Keith Milner 11:30 on July 6, 2020 Permalink |
After I sent my comment, we got a sure sign she was telling the truth, she’s been censored.
Her regular spot has been pulled for not getting on the politically correct band-wagon.
The media elite is up in arms.
We are all so bored of journos that make excuses for ‘migrants’ instead of telling them to shape up!
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Fran Frelno 12:56 on July 6, 2020 Permalink |
I see she has now been deprived of her place on the channel she told the truth on.
Their excuse is that she made ‘divisive’ and ill-informed’ comments.
In Australian democracy, any people who don’t follow the establishment script are abused as ‘divisive.’
Is that not a very strange form of democracy? Divisions of opinions are the whole point of holding democratic elections.
In what way is she ‘ill-informed?’
Obviously none of the ‘migrant’ residents will admit to being a drug-addict, but it would be easy for any serious, professional reporter to go around these ugly Housing Commission towers and knock on doors, asking to speak to each adult.
There used to be a rule for people wishing to make their homes in Australia, demanding a good command of English.
It was applied to my grandparents, or so they told me.
If true, I think that has been ignored by the authorities for a long time.
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