Skull

Skull tackling the most pertinent issues plaguing the Nation, like David Pocock reneging on his previous Anti natalist commitments.

1. Gazette the full repeal of Regulation 1.03 of the Migration Regulations 1994, existing permanent residents to be given 4 years to apply for citizenship, no further applications for permanent residency to be processed. 2. Introduction of a remittance tax. starting at 10%, indexed annually. Increase AUSTRAC funding to target anyone avoiding the remittance tax through hawala/hundi transfers, the penalty for which will be deportation. 3. End family reunification for international students, ban international students from varying their visa without exiting the country. 4. Introduce an automation incentive for the States that are currently blocking regulation of driverless vehicles, and rein in CASA who are blocking metropolitan drone deliveries to close off employment opportunities for low skilled migrants. This, along with ONP's already announced bans on non citizens accessing welfare, will easily passively remigrate a million within a few years, as economic migrants seek greener pastures where their dollar will go further, where there will be more jobs, and access to free services.

Political parties raising money isn't unusual. Labor does it. The Liberals do it. The Greens do it. One Nation does it. The difference isn't that One Nation is asking for donations. The difference is that "Fire the Liar" isn't really a campaign about policy. It's a campaign built around anger. The message isn't "help us solve housing", "help us lower power bills" or "help us improve health care". The message is essentially: "You're angry. So give us money." That's what makes me uncomfortable. Australians are doing it tough right now. Every party has the right to ask for support. But when a campaign is designed primarily to inflame outrage and then immediately convert that outrage into donations, I think it's fair to question what's really being sold. Support a party because you believe in its ideas. Support a party because you think its policies will improve the country. But if a political movement relies on keeping people permanently angry so the donations keep flowing, that's not leadership. That's a business model.

David Pocock spent years speaking like this Now he has a child which means he is a hypocrite, doesn't stick to commitments and also extremely dangerous

sorry, but this is deranged (if taken at face value)

Jess Wilson and the Liberals want to put Victorian kids on the NDIS. Australia already has the highest rate of child autism in the WORLD. The Libs will spend $153 MILLION to mass-diagnose our kids with autism and ADHD. Victoria needs solutions, the Liberals offer NDIS rorts.