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Is Pauline Hanson The Real Deal?
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Thanks for repeating what I wrote. Repetition helps get the message through.
Lying in public life is certainly a disgrace. The more it gets repeated the better. And lying to win an election is particularly egregious.
I've now got the message out 3 times, thanks to you.
You don't have a clue what I thought/said or didn't think/say about something John Howard said 30 years ago in 1996. I had to use AI to find out if he even spoke about ‘core and non core promises’.
You are highly unlikely to remember what you did or said 30 years ago, let alone what a complete stranger thought at the time. I don't even remember your presence on Online opinion 30 years ago.
Your one sentence name-calling is not exactly memorable.
What about this stuff about Tony Abbott lying “through his teeth?
Do you have any examples for us? He was stopped by wets on 18C.
Then there's “moralscum”. Is that an oh-so-funny (in your mind) name for Scott Morrison?
Not much chop as a PM, but your angry-child accusation that he “lied to all and sundry about pretty much everything” is a slanderous lie in itself.
Just for the record, I have no truck with any of the hasbeens you drag up from history, and they have nothing to do with the worst Prime Minister in Australia's history here and now.
You should stick to your one or two sentences calling people rednecks and racists.
That’s all you are good for.
There's your mate Paul 1405, who twists his own thread “Is Pauline Hanson The Real Deal” around by rambling on about “mugs” donating to “extreme politics parties”.
The mug himself doesn't seem to have recognised that Albanese's call for money appears to have fallen on deaf ears. Instead people are willing to donate to get rid of him.
Australians want their country back. There is nothing “extreme” about that.