Ive always thought that the list would be endless...
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to every supporter, volunteer and candidate who has supported me over the last two years.
Please know that whatever the future holds, your efforts and enthusiasm and commitment to the conservative nationalist cause are deeply appreciated by me.
You should also take pride in the fact that, although we didn't win, we created the fastest growing political movement in Australia that challenged the narrative of the left-wing political elites.
The veil of political correctness that has hung over our heads for too long has finally been lifted.
This is Australia. Good men and women have lost their lives so we can say what we want.
Those who say that free speech is not free from consequences do not understand the meaning of "free".
In a liberal democracy the ability to discuss ideas in an open forum is fundamental.
As far as the final result of the election is concerned, the jury is still out.
A number of supporters have raised concerns regarding vote counting by the AEC. These concerns have been referred by me to the Commission. I will let you know what their response is once I have one.
This is just one election and to all those gloating at the result know I am not dissuaded nor will my Party be going anywhere. Our nation needs change and I will continue to fight for that change.
We had 100's of candidates put their hands up, hard working every day Aussies wanting a change, we went from 0-2000+ members in less than two days.
I can't say I'm not disappointed, but I can say this is the beginning of something much bigger.
We will be back!
The Party and I will use this time to prepare for the next election. We will have a team in every state and a candidate in every seat.
Thank you all.
Brian?Black Orchid wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 4:44 pmI'd be interested to know too!Mistress Nicole wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 4:21 pmWhat “doesn’t seem to have happened” Brian? Please explain.
Bump for Bri briMistress Nicole wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 6:09 pmBrian?Black Orchid wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 4:44 pmI'd be interested to know too!Mistress Nicole wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 4:21 pmWhat “doesn’t seem to have happened” Brian? Please explain.
Sydney is as it is now BECAUSE of multiculturalism and because all the rejects from third world countries have been dumped here and in Melbourne. NSW spends many tens of millions of dollars trying to keep these wannabe terrorists and criminals in check, de-radicalising them, paying them welfare, watching them etc. Many task forces have had to be formed to do this.brian ross wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 9:15 pmOh, my goodness, you really are being rather dense, now aren't you, "Nicole"? As dense it seems as Black Orchid.
What hasn't happened outside of Sydney is the same level of Tribalism that has occurred in Sydney. As I said, the reason why Sydney is so tribal is because the NSW Government has ignored Multiculturalism for decades. Everywhere else, they have spent money on it. They have worked to ease tensions, to get people to talk to one another and live together. In Sydney, they've ignored the various communities and lo and behold, there are problems. Amazing, hey?
Sydney is not, BTW, Black Orchid the be all and end all of Australia.
brian ross wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 9:15 pmOh, my goodness, you really are being rather dense, now aren't you, "Nicole"? As dense it seems as Black Orchid.
What hasn't happened outside of Sydney is the same level of Tribalism that has occurred in Sydney. As I said, the reason why Sydney is so tribal is because the NSW Government has ignored Multiculturalism for decades. Everywhere else, they have spent money on it. They have worked to ease tensions, to get people to talk to one another and live together. In Sydney, they've ignored the various communities and lo and behold, there are problems. Amazing, hey?
Sydney is not, BTW, Black Orchid the be all and end all of Australia.
The Federal Government does not "dump" anybody, anywhere, Black Orchid. When migrants arrive they are asked where they want to live. As most of them have only ever heard of Sydney or Melbourne, that is where they end up. Some go to Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide or Darwin but comparatively few in comparison. It is your own popularity that is the problem, you realise?Black Orchid wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 9:21 pmSydney is as it is now BECAUSE of multiculturalism and because all the rejects from third world countries have been dumped here and in Melbourne.brian ross wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2019 9:15 pmOh, my goodness, you really are being rather dense, now aren't you, "Nicole"? As dense it seems as Black Orchid.
What hasn't happened outside of Sydney is the same level of Tribalism that has occurred in Sydney. As I said, the reason why Sydney is so tribal is because the NSW Government has ignored Multiculturalism for decades. Everywhere else, they have spent money on it. They have worked to ease tensions, to get people to talk to one another and live together. In Sydney, they've ignored the various communities and lo and behold, there are problems. Amazing, hey?
Sydney is not, BTW, Black Orchid the be all and end all of Australia.
NSW does not pay a red cent in welfare, Black Orchid. Centrelink is purely a Federal responsibility. You are showing your Xenophobia and your ignorance, as per usual.NSW spends many tens of millions of dollars trying to keep these wannabe terrorists and criminals in check, de-radicalising them, paying them welfare, watching them etc. Many task forces have had to be formed to do this.
No one was suggesting you should. However, as it is pretty damn hard to find a Terrorist in Australia, I rather think your concern is rather misplaced. All you're displaying is your Islamophobia. Most Muslim Australians are peaceful, law-abiding, well assimilated citizens. Time you stopped stereotyping them.You don't just walk up to a terrorist and give him a big hug
Brian you truly need psychiatric help. Like really truly! AND you do not have a clue. Keep your ignorance in Podunk.
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