Rules for some

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Rules for some

Post by Die Judicii » 07 Sep 2026, 9:24 pm

What a ridiculous state of affairs brought about by Albo Sleazy, Minns, and the other clowns. After Bondi they brought about with a few strokes of a pen, the absolute ban on the importation of push button/lever release firearms. “To make the community safer” was the cry. It’s mind boggling how they can achieve that,, yet they don’t seem to have the ability to do the same thing to make the community safe from the likes of the illegal VAPES that are being sold across the country. Illegal, but still readily available and flowing into our country. Somewhat hypocritical don’t you think ?
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Post by Wapiti » 07 Sep 2026, 9:30 pm

See how now there was a whistleblower from the AFP, that had been warning something was about to happen a month before?
He was ignored.
And he also is not being called into the deliberately restricted (by the c*** Albanese) to deliberately keep his evidence from completely discreditingb their gun bans?
And the "superiors" were busy cutting staff from the counter-terrorism group because of all the cuts that Albanese the piece of sh*t had been dropping for the last few years?
NO.... Blame the people who get continually shafted by the lowest forms of human life in this country - the politicians that are "running" the joint.
"Running" it deliberately into the toilet, where floaters like Minns and Albanese came from.
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Post by Maxy » 08 Sep 2026, 10:10 am

We are not happy with the way this lefty government is treating us lawfull gun owners so make absolute sure this reflects at voting time. Its the only way to stop these assholes. You can protest and jump up and down all you like, send emails, attend rallies, etc, but it makes no difference and has little effect on thier agenda, vote them out! The other mob will not retract or ease the damage this mob will do and have already done but I dont think they would continue the vendetta. When we do oust the lefties, badger the s**t out of your ON MP to review your firearm laws. I am pleading to the bleedin obvious, obviously!
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Post by Fester » 08 Sep 2026, 10:35 am

Those warnings, also calls for some extra police at the Bondi event, make the whole affair and gun diversion response one of the most disgusting things that the woke govts have done yet.

Funny how quiet the media has gone now on subjects like all the street shootings, the dewish schools and churches needing armed guards and stuff, other weird stuff I can't remember right now.

Borsak has been particularly good, reminding the top asshats that they are under oath and things, making them cringe and squirm.
None of this footage will ever be aired on govt TV.

More Senate Estimates vids are coming out, with the SFFP questioning them, and none of them can give an answer, but arrogantly go along with the agenda.

The Govt has decided that top dog kept answering.
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Post by Wapiti » 08 Sep 2026, 6:48 pm

Fester wrote:More Senate Estimates vids are coming out, with the SFFP questioning them, and none of them can give an answer, but arrogantly go along with the agenda.


Please don't use the second "F" in the above description of that mob. They have played so many games and voted so many times with Labor when we farmers (the second F) told them to deny supply and stop being sell-outs.
Good to see Ballsak give up arguing about whether a range has a military or a sporting backstop template for awhile, whilst the socialists tighten the screws elsewhere, and start getting with the big picture and what SU/ONP has been screaming about finally. :clap:
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Post by Fester » 08 Sep 2026, 9:29 pm

Credit where credit's due mate.

I haven't heard anyone speak out, and question them like Borsak and Banasiak.
It's too late now as we all lost, but still good to see the gloves come off and some payback at the elections.
The reason for dealing with Labor was because they listened and could be negotiated with.
With Liberal, they knew they would just get shafted, despite any previous deals.
Now they know Labor are much the same.

Pauline has said nothing more than the Nats or Libs.
She is not really smart enough to do the estimates questioning and stays away from it completely.
Roberts has learned to do it well enough, and it's his department now.
The only way to learn is get in there and do it, learn, and get better at it.
If she is up for leading a country, the sooner she learns all the facets of the job and how to do the diplomacy-type talk, the better for us all.
Before they ask the loaded question, they have researched and know the question, understand the correct answer, and the spin they will likely get, then follow up with more good questions.
Pauline could do better learning these skills than just shouting opposition-type stuff like the uni party have done for decades.

Just my opinion, like play the game, but play it better, and let the people know you will force change.
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