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Part 2 – Our Key Policy Areas
1. Smarter Smaller Government
2. Integration over Separation
3. Stop the Islamisation of Australia
4. Real Reconciliation: No Place for Apartheid in Australia
5. For a Liveable Australia
6. Affordable Energy for a Cleaner Australia
7. Focus on Citizenship and Community Spirit
8. Improving Health Care and Ageing in Dignity
9. Smarter Learning: Brighter Future
10. Freedom of Information
11. A Free Press and ‘Back to Basics’ for Public Broadcasting
12. Fairer Trade and Securing Australian Jobs
13. Restoring Civil Society
14. Advancing the Natural Family
15. Protecting more than our Environment
16. Foreign Affairs
17. Defending Australia
18. No Need for Constitutional Change
19. Broader and Fairer Taxes means less Taxes for All
20. The Controversial Debates

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Quote from a reader:

"For anyone who doesn't realise that the United Nations was a communist organisation from the get go (It's predecessor The League of Nations which the American Congress refused to ratify on the grounds that the UN would usurp the sovereignty of the USA - came about through the Fabians and their offshoots and connections) and where they have been steering our world ever since their deceitful deception/ inception as a benevolent entity - the UN. One only has to read the Congressional Record--Apendix,pp. A34-A35, January 10th, 1963."

My French teacher at school who once worked as a translator at UN headquarters quit the job when he discovered the organisation was nothing more than a hotbed of communists and International Socialists operating behind the 'respectable' and 'politically neutral' shopfront that the United Nations would have everyone believe.

macman wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 8:08am:


Exactly.

There has been a total absence of Conservative parties in Britain, continental Europe, Scandinavia, and Australia for decades now, and it's time this gap was filled to represent the sentiments of a great many voters in the West.

macman wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 9:02am:


And not one seat 

macman wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 9:02am:


I agree with you.

With the Preferential Voting system there's not a snowflake's chance in Hell of a minor party getting more than a token seat in the reps or the senate.

Look at David Oldfield of One Nation. He had a seat in the NSW Upper House, but for all the good he could do as a single entity he may as well have had a seat in a public toilet somewhere.

Look at UKIP in the UK. They won MILLIONS of votes, but because of the system they only managed to get one MP in parliament.

The dice are loaded to make sure the two major parties are never put out of business.

Its time wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 10:10am:



What would it matter, you'd still find a way to jail their leader. "Chop off the head and the body will die" ... that's jurassic way you think, isn't it ?

Its time wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 10:53am:


Like they have to Billy Shitten 

Lord Herbert wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 10:01am:



And they're still loading the dice ! Another change by AEC to Senate voting coming up in our glorious compulsory voting system.

It reminds me of the sergeant of my platoon, all conscripts, when he said; "The Army is very democratic" ...what a nice person he was

Bias_2012 wrote on Feb 21^st, 2016 at 11:28am:


What are you on about now, up the page you were hopping in to me because I was ridiculing a right wing party, I can only assume you jumped in to defend them , now you're off on some tangent about being forced to vote , at least try and be consistent .