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The “first” people want us all gone if we listen to the activists. Most of them, though, are just like the rest of Australians, struggling under the boot heel of the Albanese Socialist government.

Albanese must go. This warped version of the ALP must be put last on the ballot paper in 2028.

I hate our preferential system, but as long as we have it, we should use it wisely. Putting the Albanese version of the ALP anywhere but last will see them returned.

Unfortunately, people on the right are not as “preferentially disciplined” as those on the left are: they vote for Green Labor, then every leftist candidate after, putting conservatives at the very bottom. I have learnt that conservatives usually put ON, the Coalition, first, then just preference the rest any old how.

My vote in 2028, if I'm still around, will be One Nation, then all conservative candidates, with the bottom three being Greens, Coalition, Labor in that order.

In the Senate, 12 below the line, One Nation first with NO Labor or Greens at all, nor any Coalition unless, like last election, I had to add a single Liberal to reach the required 12.

I repeat what I said; "Not all One Nation supporters are racist, but all racists are One Nation supporters". The party though it leader and members has a long history of engaging in racially motivated politics, which is its core principle. The poster who continually spruiks the party line, even now telling others how he votes, who cares, takes offence when no one in particular was mentioned in that comment, must feel guilty. As for racists, not all are the hateful bovver boy type, some like missionaries of the past were well meaning with their racism.

Racism comes through in what you say, and its not neutralised by swapping ‘G'days’ and grins with Indians, Chinese, Africans, and people YOU can't identify on your daily walk. Nor does patronising statements about how good some non-whites might be, even if they do eat your Christmas pudding.

Meta has bowed to the leftists and GetUp and removed the social media pages of SA upper house One Nation MP Cory Bernardi and Colleen Harkin, federal One Nation candidate, after they both posted videos about what's happening to kids in our schools.

Latest polls - One Nation 30%, Labor 29%, Coalition 19%.

Australian Flag Day yesterday, but the flag was not flying among all the other irrelevant flags at the University of Melbourne.

This bloke who admonishes other for going off topic, well its now National Flag Day from him;

"3 September 1901. On that day Prime Minister Edmund Barton (good old Eddy, is he still around?) announced the winners of a competition to design a flag for Australia."

All Australians are encouraged to fly or display the Australian National Flag to celebrate Australian National Flag Day. Okay?

Here are some ideas to help you celebrate Australian National Flag Day for next year, if you missed out yesterday:

Conduct a flag-raising ceremony. (if you don't have an Aussie flag to raise, a pair of grandmas bloomers will do). Business and organisations which don’t have a flagpole (that puts a damper on things) may wish to display the Australian National Flag in the public areas of their buildings, such as foyers or toilets. Read about the history of the Australian National Flag and the protocols for flying the flag. (runs a close second to watching paint dry with me).

The Hon Patrick Gorman MP, (WHO?) Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister, delivered a Statement on Significant Matters in the House of Representatives to celebrate Flag Day. (More interesting if it was a speech celebrating pancake day, I'm sure everyone was captivated, I certainly was). I'm not into all this nationalistic bunk!

"My vote in 2028, if I'm still around, will be One Nation, then all conservative candidates, with the bottom three being Greens, Coalition, Labor in that order."

Almost 2 years until the next federal election, and this bloke knows how he's going to vote now. Without seeing any candidate, policy, issues and the social/economy conditions of the day. Me thinks you call that A RUSTED ON VOTER! No matter what, I'm voting for One Nation even if their candidate is a bloke named Hitler!

One Nation, then all conservative candidates, with the bottom three being Greens, Coalition, Labor in that order."
That looks like the most logical choice for real Australians. One Nation has not yet been infiltrated by pseudo intellectuals whose only purpose in life appears to be to cause disruption & disunity whilst bludging off the working class & supporting overseas manufacturing !
When I see some of the demonstrators on the news it becomes clear that they're too stupid to even be just stupid ! And, even more useless ! One Nation is a real threat to them, Albo's rhetoric proves that !