Hi AC,

It would be great if people, especially politicians,
got their jobs based on merit. However, it doesn't
exactly work that way. Pauline Hanson tipped into
the resentments of disaffected white Australians.
It was only a matter of time.

White Australians who felt let down by the Canberra
"elites."

Her greatest skill is her ability to generate headlines.
She's in her element when she can tap into voters'
resentment and prejudices.

Of course she's not alone in doing this.

Whether she and her party survives - only time will tell.
As more young people are beginning to vote - the landscape
is changing.

Now she's talking about "white Australians". Australians are 90.2 percent white. Only 7.4 percent of them voted for Pauline Hanson in 2022.

See how silly "Pauline Hanson For Prime Minister?" is?

And, a list of female movie actors as examples of what?

Foxy accuses others of trashing her posts, when she does it herself.

Has anyone noticed that people who work in natural resources, like farmers, scientists, and engineers, have a realistic view of the world? They are dealing with actual facts to understand their reality.

Those whose life is based in human creations and imagination, like art and ideas live in a changing scene and are unstable thinkers. They develop an idea and that becomes their reality, and they continue to see reality by their developed imagined ideas. It is from this group that Wokeism is rampant.

Pauline Hanson worked in the real world, and not a world of ideas.

I haven't noticed that, Josephus. In fact, I believe that only people whose livelihoods depend on their own investment and wits, i.e the self employed and employers of workers - wealth producers - are in touch with reality.

Polite as usual, you refer to others as “unstable thinkers”. There are many more down-to-earth descriptions I can think of for them.

Look at the Teal wave of the last election.
Foxy,
Yes and, whom do they represent & what do they stand for ? What are their backgrounds ?
What are their achievements thus far ? I haven’t heard or read of any of them to make any progress in solving the housing crisis or energy costs etc. How much have they collectively cost us thus far & did we get value for money for any ? I think it would be a safe bet to say that they take more than they provide in every sense.

I have just been reading through this thread and found it to be very
encouraging in its arguments.
Pauline strike me as having grass roots cunning and considerable
business experience on a small scale.
I think the other pollies would be reluctant to try putting something
over her as she would tear them apart.
She would I think need good advisers for large scale finance and defence.
Otherwise she would be good for the "bloke & his missus down the street.

Pauline strikes me as being more down to earth than most politicians.
Reading UK news and what it going on with immigration over there I have
from time to time see plaintiff pleadings;
"Where is Enoch Powell when we need him ?"
I think we need to learn the lesson so we do not have to say;
"Where is Pauline Hansen when we need her ?"

It is too late for the Nigerian Christians it looks like they will
be all killed in a few years.