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Let’s save our beautiful country together! 🧡🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺🧡🇦🇺 One Nation Policies here; onenation.org.au/issues

@magataotao You’re spot on. Since 1996, Pauline has been consistent. One Nation has consistently backed local jobs, regional infrastructure, and free speech issues that data now shows were ahead of their time. That’s real common sense. 🇦🇺 Unlike the flip-floping greens 🤣😉 #auspol

Pauline Hanson One Nation is RIGHT from the beginning since 1996. Pauline Hanson One Nation is the Common Sense Party.

Today I part ways with @RT_com on this. Unless you expect people to suspend basic judgment on a blur and silent video, the details don’t add up. The physique doesn’t match that of U.S. soldiers, nor standard the Baghdad 2000-2008 militaries attire in Iraq wasn’t black T-shirts and yellow ish but greens. And the person you’re calling a “girl” clearly appears to be an adult with a beard so that claim doesn’t hold. If you had said it was a detainee or a torture scenario, it might be more believableespecially given the orange jumpsuit. But as it stands, the narrative just doesn’t make sense. #rtFakeNews

Today I part ways with you on this. Unless you expect people to suspend basic judgment on a blur and silent video, the details don’t add up. The physique doesn’t match that of U.S. soldiers, and standard attire in Iraq wasn’t black T-shirts but greens. And the person you’re calling a “girl” clearly appears to be an adult with a beard so that claim doesn’t hold. If you had said it was a detainee or a torture scenario, it might be more believableespecially given the orange jumpsuit. But as it stands, the narrative just doesn’t make sense. #rtFakeNews

US soldier sics dog on Iraq girl but dog refuses

@slyskelton @RedLineReportt I doubt she gives the vibes of those that hugs and sexualise trees 🌳

@ProDanielSamba @RedLineReportt Does she ever wash her hair?

BREAKING 🅱️ Zohran Mamdani’s advisers plan for socialized housing.. “Housing will be owned by a collective and everyone will be paying 30% of their income, in order to live in their housing.” “If someone makes $0 per year, they live for free — if someone makes $500k per year, they’re paying 30% of that.” Thoughts...??👀

@IslamInvasion Yep! Landowners had the last words 💯% agreed 👍 leave brother Muhammad!

"We criticize Islam. You came to Germany, so you have to tolerate it, if you like it or not!" "We are allowed to criticize religion. If you don't like it leave Germany. nobody needs you here!!"

It's important to note that roughly 80 percent of these women are not Japanese. The majority come from other Asian countries China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, and Korea yet adopt styling choices associated with Japanese aesthetics. This often includes heavy makeup and cosmetic techniques designed to emulate a particular Japanese sex worker look. Understanding this distinction matters: appearance alone does not reliably indicate cultural or national identity. Street-based solicitation until dates is not traditionally associated with Japan's sex workers cultures and regulated and discreet adult industry, which typically operates through agencies, advertisements, and private bookings rather than open public spaces. What you see in this videos is sometimes I personally did observed in certain Japanese foreign populated areas which youd see in tourist-heavy areas that reflects different style more visible, street-level approaches that are common in parts of Southeast Asia, where direct solicitation in public spaces is more prevalent as early mentioned China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, and Korea etc...

Current Situation in Shinjuku, Japan📍

These disconnected politicians more invested in TikTok views than the real world when they can't even protect us from kids stealing cars or the endless outrage of unhappy Muslim refugees who don't work but always seem to find something to complain about. And now they want to bring ISIS fighters' wives and families back to Australia. I'll say it plainly: if politicians are so confident in these decisions, they should be the first to answer for the consequences. "Have we as the people not learn from the bondi beach massacres? It's easy to make calls from a distance. Australians are the ones who live with the outcome security, social cohesion, national interest. That should come first. Not ideology. Not political signalling. These are serious decisions with real consequences, and they demand accountability, not blind optimism. We can't ignore what groups like ISIS did the massacres, the persecution, the displacement of innocent people who now seek refuge here, in this country. That context matters. Bringing individuals connected to such violence into a nation that has offered sanctuary to victims of that same violence raises profound ethical and security questions. Are we thinking long-term? Are we prioritising the safety and cohesion of the society we're sworn to protect? Decisions of this scale must be guided by careful assessment not emotion, not political pressure. If resettlement goes ahead, it needs clear safeguards, genuine accountability, and a transparent framework that puts national interest first. Because once decisions of this magnitude are made, they don't get reversed. And the consequences fall not on the policymakers who approved them but on the generations who inherit them. Sponsor them a life into a country with same values doctrine and religious ideology they'll be just fine 🙂 @AlboMP @scottyfrommktg @PaulineHansonOz @PMOnAir @AussieMagaGirl @australian @hammerofleft @RitaPanahi @goodfoodgal @craigkellyAFEE @OzraeliAvi @magataotao @edwardschuller0 @senatorbabet @QBCCIntegrity @JulianHillMP

These disconnected politicians more invested in TikTok views than the real world when they can't even protect us from kids stealing cars or the endless outrage of unhappy Muslim refugees who don't work but always seem to find something to complain about. And now they want to bring ISIS fighters' wives and families back to Australia. I'll say it plainly: if politicians are so confident in these decisions, they should be the first to answer for the consequences. "Have we as the people not learn from the bondi beach massacres? It's easy to make calls from a distance. Australians are the ones who live with the outcome security, social cohesion, national interest. That should come first. Not ideology. Not political signalling. These are serious decisions with real consequences, and they demand accountability, not blind optimism. We can't ignore what groups like ISIS did the massacres, the persecution, the displacement of innocent people who now seek refuge here, in this country. That context matters. Bringing individuals connected to such violence into a nation that has offered sanctuary to victims of that same violence raises profound ethical and security questions. Are we thinking long-term? Are we prioritising the safety and cohesion of the society we're sworn to protect? Decisions of this scale must be guided by careful assessment not emotion, not political pressure. If resettlement goes ahead, it needs clear safeguards, genuine accountability, and a transparent framework that puts national interest first. Because once decisions of this magnitude are made, they don't get reversed. And the consequences fall not on the policymakers who approved them but on the generations who inherit them. Sponsor them a life into a country with same values doctrine and religious ideology they'll be just fine 🙂 #isiswives #OneNationAus #Auspol2026

The Greens are defending ISIS terrorists and calling it racist and misogynistic to not allow them to return. Senator Hanson-Young says Australia should offer mateship and protection to the ISIS brides. 🤡 🌎

@therealrukshan Why does our parliament spend so much time debating issues affecting foreigners overseas who aren't Australian and don’t even live in Australia, while many of our own domestic challenges remain unresolved?”

DERNIÈRE MINUTE : 🇺🇸🇫🇷 Trump se moque à nouveau de Macron : « J’ai appelé la France, Macron, dont la femme le traite extrêmement mal et qui se remet encore de son coup de poing. » #RDC #wazalendo #Rwanda #AccordDePaix @KalonjiTV @FellyKazadi15 @22Chancellatsha @marlonluzayamo_ @FaithNtako65514 @ntwali91 @Neves7bobe @n13735 @Salynesmile @NgalamulumeEri1 @DeniseNyakeru @nsendula @nyiringomaking @VoiceOfCongo @Nyamuhombeza @garciamelchise1 @KalemaOnokoko @Alix_rdc @Alidor5tk @PierrotAluma @RGakwerere @GNzowo @kamba82 @fidele_katende @kakese_leon @MakoloKitenge1 @SergeKanyinda13 @Kamanda_Analyse @Cycy_KA @PatrickMuyaya @kayikwambaT @RDCongoMAE @plukekay028 @pmputuud @PatrickMbeko @pascal_mulegwa @LitsaniChoukran @NkoyFofo @DadanSauveur @michombero @BenitaNtumba @dan1410 @JF_LE_DRIAN @JeanBamanisa @SamuelBaker_B @Evebazaiba @AndyBemba @SamAdubango20

@RyanAFournier Yep, it's time to roll back the demons into the tomb.

🚨BREAKING: The woke Mayor of Boise was just FORCED to take down the LGBTQ flag at City Hall after a new law passed. A massive victory for common sense! 🇺🇸

@buffyTVS13 That's exactly what wrong with us!

We ask the same questions…. 🤷🏽‍♀️

@TRobinsonNewEra "If you let them be in power you are done" Unfortunately they are already in Power!

Exiled Iranian calls out the useful idiots who marched against the imaginary "far right" in London. Explains that the capital is already under sharia law via Sadiq Khan and Keir Starmer. Says what's happening in Britain is how Iran fell 50 years ago, and he's had to flee London to get away from it.

@EricLDaugh No body will trust such a flip-flops

🚨 JUST IN: UK PM Keir Starmer REALIZES President Trump is serious and announces military planners are meeting to discuss securing the Strait of Hormuz after the war ends "This will not be easy!" 🤡 When big America leaves, sht gets real. Imagine that.

@MarioNawfal @MalcolmNance Such delusional person.

🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸 DRONES COULD DESTROY U.S. TROOPS ON LANDING Malcolm Nance says simple tactics could wipe out incoming forces. He says cheap drones could take down helicopters and troops instantly. @MalcolmNance

@TRobinsonNewEra "If you let them be in power you are done" Unfortunately they are already in Power!

I visited the listed address of a banned NDIS provider. $2.2M house. $200K worth of cars out front. When I asked questions… “They said it’s not their business.” Despite official records linking the address.

Texas home: $530,000 USD ($770,000 AUD) Sydney home: $1.65 million USD ($2.4 million AUD)