Weasel words from the Labor government as they push affordable housing further out of reach for everyday Aussies through unprecedented levels of mass migration. Albo’s approach to the affordable housing crisis is like pouring water into a bucket full of holes.
The journaille is the lowest form of life on the planet:
Pauline Hanson has snapped at a journalist after he suggested her immigration stance was a “version of a White Australia policy” in a heated interview during a ticketed lunch event.https://t.co/IFIemWwir9
After two Islamic terrorists murdered 15 Jews in Bondi celebrating Chanukah, this decrepit gov’t went to any length to protect Islam, to deep six a Royal Commission rather than allow establishing a connection between Jew-hatred & Islamic terrorism. To employ an Islamic “envoy” is an insult on every Australian taxpayer. But here we are, suffering insult after injury:
Aftab Malik, a United Nations Alliance of Civilisations “Global Expert” on Muslim affairs, has been named as the government’s Islamophobia envoy.
Australia’s “Islamophobia” top dog, Aftab Malik, recommended that the government discount religion as a motivating factor in terrorist acts. This was clearly an attempt to prevent the Australian government from discovering or shedding any light upon the role of Islam in the motivations of jihad terrorists. Anyone who dared to note that jihad violence was being committed in accord with Islamic texts and teachings would have been dismissed as “Islamophobic.” Surprisingly, Albanese rejected this recommendation, but Aftab Malik will no doubt keep pushing.
“Anthony Albanese releases government’s response to Islamophobia report,” by Lexie Jeuniewic, David Lipson and Keane Bourke, ABC.net.au, July 17, 2026:
Al Bozo goes to any length to suck up to the Mohammedans. “Islamic envoy” Aftab Malik is an Islamo-propagandist who demands Islamic blasphemy laws to muzzle us. And he is doing it on the taxpayer dollar. Disgraceful.
Islamic envoy, Aftab Malik has advised Anthony Albanese to roll-out blasphemy laws in Australia, to protect Muslims pic.twitter.com/urZDflPrwC
The Albanese government’s long-awaited response to its special envoy’s report on Islamophobia has rejected calls for an overhaul of counter-terror laws, focusing instead on a new education task force and expanded community liaison teams for police. Continue reading Albanese declares “‘Islamophobia’ has no place in Australia”
He said it anyway. In a rare move, two networks told the country they would not carry the President’s primetime address on election security — so he called for a revocation of their licenses on the air they use for free. “They pay nothing.”
Then he laid out what they skipped: a DHS review that found roughly 278,000 noncitizens registered to vote in federal elections, buried fraud evidence in Michigan, and voting machines our own intelligence community calls exposed. Why would two networks black out a speech about election security? The answer is in the numbers he reads at the end.
But to many Australians, it looks less like fairness and more like a massive tax grab dressed up as compassion.
While wrapping himself in the language of helping young Australians, he is reaching deeper into their pockets to fund a bigger government and his vision for Australia’s future.
There is something disturbingly unfair about building your own wealth under one set of rules, then changing those rules once you’ve made it to the top.
That is the contradiction confronting Anthony Albanese.
The Prime Minister built his own financial future in an Australia that rewarded aspiration.
Illegal migrants have no entitlements. There’s an argument to be made for those from Spanish speaking countries, but not for Mohammedans.
Rocio Neciosupe, originally from Peru, outside one of the buildings in Madrid, Spain, where she works as a cleaner
The government expected half a million people to apply. Nearly double that number came forward, in a process advocates say exposed how many migrants had been left undocumented for years in the country.
Madrid, Spain – Badr Tmairi, 22, from Morocco, has spent six years living in Spain without legal status. He arrived at 16, alone, without his family. He held legal residency briefly after turning 18, but lost it when he failed to renew it in time.
“What I want is to get my papers back so I can work as a hairdresser and travel to visit my family in Morocco,” he said.
Tmairi is one of more than a million people who have now applied for regularisation under a new scheme that contrasts with a growing European trend against irregular immigration.
He has been homeless for the past year. Without documents, finding work and decent housing in Spain is difficult.
“It’s very encouraging to know that so many people submitted an application and are trying to regularise their situation, but that huge number is also proof that the state has failed in its duty to protect the most vulnerable,” Edith Espinola, president of the Active Domestic Workers’ Service Association (SEDOAC) and spokesperson for the Regularizacion Ya (Regularisation Now), told Al Jazeera.
Regularizacion Ya, a collective made up of migrants, has led the push for regularisation since 2020. The measure grew out of a broad social consensus and has been backed by civil society organisations, the Catholic Church, trade unions and business associations.
Living without legal status, Espinola said, condemns people to social exclusion, as it has for Tmairi. Without rights or protection from abuse, they are unaligned with most of the rest of the population.
Hanson seems to have her heart in the right place. But this is a worry:
She still has nothing to say about the Modi speech or the visa deal he and Albo struck to bring in more Indian curry munchers? Strange… How are you going to ‘save Australia’…?
We need a “complete audit” on aboriginal and indigenous funding.
Taxpayers deserve to know how much money is being spent, on what specific programs, and why its not getting to the people in need, regardless of skin colour. pic.twitter.com/CePdDRb3kF
— Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 (@PaulineHansonOz) July 16, 2026
You can’t force leaders onto people based on their sex. They must be leaders first, this applies to both men and women.
Pauline Hanson succeeded because her message resonates, she’s persistent, dedicated, and actually listens to the issues other politicians dismiss.
Hanson sparks “backlash” after Tommy Robinson podcast comments
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is under fire after a UK podcast appearance with far-right activist Tommy Robinson. In the discussion, Hanson blamed Australia’s migration problems on the end of the White Australia Policy and repeated claims that people from “Muslim areas” are heavily involved in NDIS rorting.
Federal Health and NDIS Minister Mark Butler said he has not seen official data that supports those claims, and questioned why Hanson chose to meet Robinson. Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young also condemned the remarks and called on Hanson to apologise. Hanson has since defended the meeting in a 7NEWS Spotlight interview and said she will not apologise.
So it seems the Labor Government will be handing out billions on our behalf to a Chinese renewable energy company with extremely close links to the Chinese Communist Party. What madness. We’re destroying prime agricultural land, pursuing a net zero agenda that is driving up energy bills, and we’re now paying billions to the Chinese (the world’s biggest polluter) for the privilege. At what point did the national interest, or what is best for everyday Australians, enter the equation here?
Pauline Hanson has launched a barrage of policy wars with Labor and the Coalition by pledging massive cuts to government spending while ending the ‘transgender insurgency’ and Islamic fundamentalism in Australia.
REPORTER: “You used to call them religious theocratic lunatics. Do you still believe that language applies to the leadership today?”
SEC. RUBIO: “Well, it’s not that I believe it. It’s the fact of the matter. I mean, the Iranian system is led by clerics, radical clerics. That’s… pic.twitter.com/0FIGKdMlTq
🚨 NOW: Sec. Marco Rubio just said it PERFECTLY in front of dozens of global officials on leftist terrorism
“You are here because two weeks ago, a 72-year-old woman was BURNED on over 80% of her body in her own home, in Greece, and she died, executed by a fire bomb because her… pic.twitter.com/eBC6b1pBWD
The Iranian regime appears to have lost the conflict in every meaningful sense, but its leaders still refuse to admit what is right in front of them.
Their military infrastructure has been battered, their credibility has been shattered, and their threats sound more desperate with every passing day.
President Trump has repeatedly made clear that America prefers a negotiated end, but negotiations only work when both sides are willing to face reality. Iran has been given chance after chance to step back, abandon its nuclear ambitions, stop funding terror proxies, and end its campaign of regional intimidation.
Aussies are terrorised by Africans daily & in Sydney & Melbourne, we have to fortify our homes & sleep with one eye open because of Africans & Middle Eastern gangs. https://t.co/eHneggj64p
“Racist Italians!” As soon as she arrived in Italy, she cried racism because Italians were looking at her. She can go back to where she came from. pic.twitter.com/q79RBz1plS
STRASBOURG, France (AP) — The European Union wants to increase deportations and is opening the way for “return hubs” to be set up in third countries for rejected asylum-seekers, according to a new migration proposal unveiled Tuesday.
