No future in this country its completely gone

I just can’t believe that anyone would vote for these major parties ( corporations) both are just shit

Surely the measure of good governance of a country is that all of its citizens have the basics of food, clothing and shelter. As a mature adult, the difficulty experienced in this regard, particularly by young people breaks my heart.

Votes?

We are number 2 expensive in the world. Hong Kong is number 1. But that's hardly a nation. All Western nation governments are allowing in as many migrants that they can.

Too many as it is already

Why can't you team up with Gerard Rennick??? 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

LLOVE ALL THE MOVIES ON SNIPERS THEY NEVER MISS

Lets not forget the 200,000 foreign students that came into Australia in February alone - then do uni, then work for 2 years afterwards which allows them to apply for permanent residency - they are not coming to Australia because our Uni’s are so good - they are coming here FOR GOOD…

Hang on, you’re using a brown person as a meme That’s different

But why only cut it till we catch up? How is it benefitting Australians?

You really are a cunt, aren’t you Mal

COMMUNIST LABOR & GREENS GRAB A COFFEE Sir & LISTEN www.facebook.com/share/v/1XYAC63Egc/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Enough is enough vote this idiot out

Do you have any candidates in Victoria? We could sure use some common sense down here!

Let’s get behind One Nation 👍

Go One Nation.🧡🧡

Go One Nation

We need a leader with the balls to say no to the WHO and the UN and I think Pauline is the one to do it.

Make sure you send Pauline into every special needs classroom whilst she visits. And meets every single autistic student .. she recently said ‘we need to get rid of these people!’ Stating that children with Autism are holding back our kids and stopping them from getting jobs and it’s their fault migrants are taking jobs for our kids. She’s a lunatic!

Is there a candidate in NSW

I was booked to attend at Yorkeys that night but I couldn’t afford the fuel & had no money left! I’m a stroke survivor & this Labor government cost me the ability to meet our new member! We need to act fast & get rid of the Greens & Labor, Libs included!

You got my vote Geena

How do we for one nation in Victoria please respond to me

Yes they are doing all sorts of things they are not a legal government they are a corporation working for the United Nations owned by the UN. All about full filling the agenda's 21,30 and 50. Destruction of Australia as we know it. The rest of the world is also getting destroyed as well Europe is in a bad way, UK/England has fallen big time. Absolutely no politation sitting is working for Australia or the people of Australia. They are all towing the line party or independent makes no difference they are in controlled and playing good polli bad polli. They will never really step out of line as it would mean them losing their above expectations of wages they receive all the lurks and preks/benfits/travel/pension. Australian's are so gullible as to why they get pay rises/pension for life/etcra it's payment for treason, deception, destroying this our country. People never ask why theses people from other countries become politation here in Australia. Lots of Australians have forgotten the rule you had to be Australian born to run and entre Australian government/parliament all fraud as we know it now. They also had to have law degrees or have backgrounds in law all this has gone. We now have fraudulent corporation non government sitting in the pyramid with syringe on top. All I can say is Australian's are so UN educated and brainwashed they believe anything they are feed. All parties and independents are not legally sitting in a legal government.Yes they are doing all sorts of things they are not a legal government they are a corporation working for the United Nations owned by the UN. All about full filling the agenda's 21,30 and 50. Destruction of Australia as we know it. The rest of the world is also getting destroyed as well Europe is in a bad way, UK/England has fallen big time. Absolutely no politation sitting is working for Australia or the people of Australia. They are all towing the line party or independent makes no difference they are in controlled and playing good polli bad polli. They will never really step out of line as it would mean them losing their above expectations of wages they receive all the lurks and preks/benfits/travel/pension. Australian's are so gullible as to why they get pay rises/pension for life/etcra it's payment for treason, deception, destroying this our country. People never ask why theses people from other countries become politation here in Australia. Lots of Australians have forgotten the rule you had to be Australian born to run and entre Australian government/parliament all fraud as we know it now. They also had to have law degrees or have backgrounds in law all this has gone. We now have fraudulent corporation non government sitting in the pyramid with syringe on top. All I can say is Australian's are so UN educated and brainwashed they believe anything they are feed. All parties and independents are not legally sitting in a legal government.

Yaaay good luck

Who is our person got Moreton area?

Do you have anyone in North West Queensland.. charters towers

Pauline stay strong love, don’t let them get on your goat for the pic circulating you where a good looking chook then and you still are . One nation if you win Iam buying everyone fish in chips. Well just for Pauline and Malcolm

Great! Go Geena go. We need more like you in every single state.

🤣no big red noses n big shoes🤣

steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $75 million a year to be in the WHO Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) contributes $75 million annually to the World Health Organization (WHO) as part of its core voluntary contributions for the period 2022-2027. This funding supports the WHO's efforts in achieving universal health coverage, addressing health emergencies, and promoting healthier populations1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $1 million for flood relief in libya while lismore and the north cost was in flood and ignored Australia has provided $1 million in urgent life-saving humanitarian assistance to Libya following the devastating floods caused by Storm Daniel in 2023. This funding is being delivered through the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement to provide food, water, blankets, and medical supplies to those most affected1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $10 milliona year to the UN Australia contributes $10 million annually to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA). This funding supports UNOCHA's efforts in mobilizing and coordinating effective humanitarian action in response to disasters and emergencies1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $124 million a year for health is asia Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has committed $620 million over five years (2022-2027) to the Partnerships for a Healthy Region initiative. This funding supports health programs in the Pacific and Southeast Asia, focusing on both communicable and non-communicable disease prevention and control1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $11 million a year to the UN Australia contributes $11 million annually to the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF). This funding helps provide rapid and coordinated humanitarian assistance to people affected by crises and emergencies around the world1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $100 million a year to the World bank Australia contributes $100 million annually to the World Bank's International Development Association (IDA). This funding supports development projects in low-income countries, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region, focusing on areas such as health, education, social protection, and climate-resilient infrastructure2. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $40 million a year to WFP Australia contributes $40 million annually to the World Food Programme (WFP). This funding supports WFP's efforts to provide food assistance in emergencies, improve nutrition, and build resilience in vulnerable communities around the world1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $4.96 billion for Oficcial development programs Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) has committed $4.96 billion for Official Development Assistance (ODA) in the 2024-25 budget. This funding supports sustainable development and helps build a safer and more resilient world, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $124 million for the SIDS small island development Australia is a significant donor to small island developing states (SIDS). While I couldn't find the exact annual amount, Australia has committed $620 million over five years (2022-2027) to the Partnerships for a Healthy Region initiative, which includes support for SIDS in the Pacific and Southeast Asia. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $266 million to fight AIDS et al Australia has been a long-standing partner of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. For the Global Fund's Seventh Replenishment (2023-2025), Australia pledged AUD 266 million. This represents a ten percent increase from their previous contribution2. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $31.3 million to UN women Australia contributed a total of AUD 31.3 million to UN Women in 2020. This funding supports various initiatives focused on gender equality and women's empowerment globally. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $128 million for the african famine Australia has been actively involved in providing humanitarian assistance to address drought and famine in Africa. For instance, during the Horn of Africa crisis in 2011, Australia provided $128 million in funding, including $98 million in humanitarian assistance and $30 million for long-term food security. This funding supported emergency food rations, nutritional support, shelter, and protection for women and children in refugee camps1. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $360 million a year to be part of the WHO and UN steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] $40 to 50 million on politicians pensions a year The total yearly cost of Australian politicians' pensions can be quite substantial, but it's difficult to pinpoint an exact figure due to the various schemes and individual circumstances. However, here's a rough estimate: Old Scheme (Pre-2004): Politicians under this scheme can receive between $188,000 and $220,000 per year. With around 200 former MPs and senators eligible, this could amount to approximately $37.6 million to $44 million per year. New Scheme (Post-2004): Contributions are similar to the regular superannuation system, so the cost is less predictable but generally lower than the old scheme. Resettlement Allowance: This one-off payment is around $103,000 per eligible MP or senator. So, the total yearly cost could be in the range of $40 million to $50 million, but this is a rough estimate and can vary. steve gunn, [19/02/2025 2:54 PM] Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, has a strong connection to Bill Gates and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The Gates Foundation was a founding partner of Gavi and has been a significant supporter since its inception in 20001. Over the years, the foundation has made several substantial financial commitments to Gavi, totaling over $4.1 billion. The Gates Foundation's contributions have been crucial in helping Gavi achieve its goals of increasing access to immunization in low-income countries. For example, at the Global Vaccine Summit in 2020, the foundation pledged $1.6 billion to support Gavi's efforts. steve gunn, [8/03/2025 9:53 AM] how much does australia fund african dei programs? Australia provides significant funding for development programs in Sub-Saharan Africa, including those focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). For the 2024-25 period, the total Australian Official Development Assistance (ODA) budget estimate for Sub-Saharan Africa is $101.5 million. This funding supports various initiatives, including empowering vulnerable communities, strengthening government capacity, and promoting gender equality, disability, and social inclusion1. Australia also has specific programs like the Direct Aid Program (DAP), which provides small grants to community groups, NGOs, and other entities engaged in development activities. DAP funding can be up to AUD 60,000 per project and targets areas such as gender equality, disability, and social inclusion.

People need to understand that this is not an actual government. It is fraudulent corporation non government. It is owned by the UN sitting on the security exchange has an ABN number as does the 28 subsidiaries sitting under it. We do not have a crown and Commwealth they are tampering with the original constitution so not even are they abiding by it. Not sure but seriously Australian's need to get on board and realise voting for these non legal and defiently sworn in under the correct oath are not politicians. Once apon a time a politation had to be Australian born to sit in parliament had to also have a form of law degree behind them. But no longer as the country has been infiltrated by the WEF the proof is there for people to find. I searched it and so many are young globalist leaders for Klaus if not they are married to someone working in the WEF organisation. Voting will not change a thing as every so called controlled opposition a being paid by the corporation they will not risk losing their wages to save Australia.

Go to it girl.

Is One Nation in WA

One. Nation all the way !

Best of luck Geena👏

Geena will be an awesome representative for the Far North!

I hope you guys have a strong day at the polls this time, cheers and beers and good luck keep those real policies rolling.