Boost Samurai

They are not Australian citizens - “put them on a plane.” One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has pulled no punches on News24, delivering a blistering condemnation of a brutal, politically motivated attack on a 60 year old party volunteer in Torquay, Victoria. The volunteer remains in hospital with a brain bleed, badly bruised, and completely unrecognisable after confronting individuals destroying One Nation campaign signs in his front yard. Despite the severity of the alleged assault, a 14 year old involved was released by police with just a caution, while a 37 year old man - both non citizens on New Zealand visas - remains on remand. Hanson didn't hold back, taking direct aim at Australia's failing justice system and weak visa laws: “This was a political attack, people in Victoria, and right across the country, have had an absolute gutful of this violent crime and the soft justice that follows it” she said She continued “They are not Australian citizens, they are here on New Zealand visas, the 14 year old and the rest of that family need to be put on a plane and sent back, while the stepfather stays to face the full force of the law” She goes on “We need proper, rigorous criminal and violence checks on visa holders, we cannot keep allowing people into our country who turn around and attack Australians on their own property” Before adding “One Nation is the only political party that will stand its ground, say it straight, and completely stamp this out” She’s not wrong. Australians are sick to death of soft cautions for brutal attacks, weak borders, and even weaker consequences. When a citizen can be left with a brain bleed in their own front yard by foreign nationals over political signs, the system is fundamentally broken. Deport them. Stop importing the problem. Pauline Hanson is the only leader with the guts to say it straight.

BREAKING: Anthony Albanese’s “digital duty of care bill”, is now even stricter than originally proposed, effectively destroying online free speech in Australia. eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant just signaled that Labor’s upcoming Digital Duty of Care bill is going to be even stricter than first thought, threatening massive penalties that will effectively destroy the free speech online community in Australia. Under the Albanese government, we are rapidly moving toward a reality where you can no longer criticize him or his administration. This is an absolute outrage. Look at what’s happening behind the scenes: Moving the Goalposts: Grant is pushing to amend the bill at the last minute to add “enforceable baseline obligations” making the legislation far more aggressive than the original draft. Tougher Penalties & Policing: Communications Minister Anika Wells is openly urging the Coalition to join them in making these online safety laws “even tougher” Rushed Legislation: Labor is desperately racing to ram this heavily bolstered bill through parliament with only one sitting fortnight left in the year. This isn't about safety anymore, its a reckless attack on your right to speak freely online. Australians are being locked out of their own digital public square so Labor can govern without criticism. This is outrageous.