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The World According To Rowan Dean | 29 August

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This is the world according to Roland.

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Good evening and welcome to the world according to Rowan Dean, a world in which we had a government that could hold its head high with our American ally be fated in the White House and regarded as America's deputy Sheriff.

Yes, believe it or not, we once were, but not under this government.

Huge show tonight with some amazing guests like Pauline Hanson Barnaby Joyce on all the big issues, including will Chris Bowen's windmills destroy our famous Ossie seafood industry another woke company it learns the hard way not to mess with tradition and did God have a hissy fit and blow away the orgy tents?

But first on Wednesday night, it was the camera winter Ball for all our politicians to enjoy themselves.

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La da da dah.

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One of those who was happy to whine and dine the night away was Larissa Waters, the new leader of the Green who replaced the insufferable Adam Band after he lost his seat at the last election.

Now take a close look at Larissa's earrings which she is proudly showing off.

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They are a Palestinian flag and.

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The words always was above them.

Now I'm grateful that, unlike some of her previous colleagues, Larissa kept her woke virtue signaling to her ears, rather than flaunting her beliefs all over her attire, like Sarah Hanson Young and the aforementioned Adam Bant's wife did back in the day, or Lydia Thorpe did last year with her oddball Palestine love harder outfit and matching kafa.

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Loosely draped over her shoulders.

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It's true, Larissa is definitely a classier and more polished act than those other ghastly greens.

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So so far, so good, But.

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It suddenly occurred to me that Larissa's subtle ear rings are actually the far more accurate and revealing metaphor.

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See.

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Support for Palestine is, in reality, no more than a fashion accessory, a silly little bauble that you put on to signal to everybody else what a cool, hip sort of individual you are.

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Clip on earing.

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Requires no real effort in the same way that's saying free, free Palestine requires no real effort, certainly no intellectual effort.

Just breezily pop on your Palestine earrings and off your go to the Canberra Ball, and of course, as with any fashion accessories, you can have plenty to choose from just sitting there in your accessories.

Draw Larissa chose two, the indigenous earrings and the Palestine earrings to prove my pointer.

Two Green's colleagues had their own woke earrings.

The one on the left had a whales not woodside earring, a somewhat ironic earring earring, given that I suspect more whales are killed by Chris Bowen's offshore windmills than by woodsides gas plants, but anyway, and the other Greens woman had something that looked like a squashed e eagle on her ear so maybe she'd got her causes mixed up and had grabbed an anti offshore wind mal earring by mistake.

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Who knows.

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But as I say, the key point here is that these causes are basically as easy to pop on or dispose of as any cheap shopping mall plastic tat, because that's all in reality that they are.

Do they get any more repugnant than these vile earrings, which, if implemented, would mean the genocide or replacement of the entire Jewish population of israel I visited Ramala in twenty fourteen, and I was told categorically by a representative of the PLO that a state of Palestine would permit no Jews, or at best a handful of Jews to survive.

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Don't believe me.

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Listen to this pro Palestinian lunatic in London this week.

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No, what you want.

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What you want is Palestine nineteen forty eight.

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What you want, it's from the river to the sea.

What you want is instruction of the Zionist entity.

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What you want Israel?

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What do you want to I can hedg your money.

What you want, it's liberation of the Middle East.

But tomorrow this will be the embassy of Palestine.

This will be the embassy of Palestine.

They won't be any Israel.

There won't be in Israel anymore.

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But back to those ear rings, which in my opinion are quite appropriate, because you can, just like our Greens MPs have one on each ear and nothing in between them.

Indeed, I would argue that many of those simpletants who marched across the Sydney Harbor Bridge three weeks ago, I call it the March for Stupidity, were no different to Larissa and her girlfriends grabbing some cheap publicity trinkets from.

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The anti Israel draw.

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The Palestinian cause is just the latest fashion accessory to them.

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They don't need to think about it.

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I mean, nobody likes the Jews anyway, So what's the probe wag on a Palestinian care or if you can't find one, there are plenty of cheap online tea towels that should do the trick.

And Bob's your uncle Bob Carr in this instance.

Oh look there was Uncle Bob, Uncle Ed edge Husick, good old Ecuadorian embassy hermit, Juliana Songe.

They're all there spotted braving the sleet and rain to stand shoulder to shoulder.

We've done a picture of the eye Tala in order to signal their pro Palestinian virtues.

However, there's one tinsy problem.

No matter how hard you pretend that it's the kids in Gharsa you care about that, it's stopping the evil netter.

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That stirs your passions.

That is the settlers that are the real problem.

Well, that is so terrible.

Sidney and Melbourne.

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Zionist lobbyists with their dreadful habit of inviting.

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Politicians out to lunch dare they.

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No matter how much these shallow, useful idiots try and fire up their outrage, the simple truth remains, as we were reminded again this week, this very with the news that the Iranians, the greatest sponsors and organizers of pro Palestinian terrorism around the world, have orchestrated acts of terror even on these shores, even against everyday Australians.

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Well, in my.

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Opinion, those earrings and t shirts and flags and headscarves and all the other symbols of Palestinian so called resistance are dripping with the blood of over a thousand innocent young Jewish girls, boys, men, women, babies and families who were murdered, butchered, raped, tortured, starved and beheaded in an orgy and interfada of bloodlust and debauchery on October seventh, twenty twenty three.

If you can live with that, if you're happy to march with simpletons and israel haters, or wear tat accessories that find favor in the layers of the bloodiest terrorists of the modern era, those same terrorists who despicably inflicted this on Australians in Sydney and Melbourne, or in Melbourne that one, Well, you're an even shallower and more sadistic and more idiotic person.

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Than I can possibly imagine.

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Still, so long as we all get noticed at the Winter Ball or on the Harbor bridge, who cares where.

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The virtuous ones?

After all?

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And as for the Albanese government, recognizing Palestine is their equivalent of popping on a glitzy pair of tatty ear rings so they can flaunt their leftist loyalties on the international stage.

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Only now it's the Americans who can.

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See what a disloyal, worthless and cheap date Australia now is and US now is one nation leader Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce nationals MP, great to see you both, thanks for coming on the world.

According to Rowan Dean, now labor has shown its true colors by effectively blaming regional Australians for the failure to get large scale renewable energy projects off the ground quickly.

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More than that, regional Australians were.

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Described as sillybillies by Science Minister Tim Ares.

Have a look, we are building electricity generation handover Feistia.

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The big obstacle to transmission projects in the regions.

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It's the sillybillies wandering around stoking fear, stoking resentment.

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And today at the Bush Summit, both Albanzi and Jacinta Allen, the Victorian premarre, were heckled at the summit while talking about renewables and net zero.

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Have a listened to ALBANIZI here.

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And now someone wants to build a caul fire power station, they can go and do it, so run the markets.

Term that doesn't stack up.

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We need ladies.

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And gentlemen, please, so please, audience, And the cheapest form of new energy is renewables.

Ladies and gentlemen.

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We'll have to stop if you keep interjecting.

But I won't bullshit people.

I won't say I won't say so.

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Barnaby, are you a silly billy out there in the regions for opposing net zero?

The momentum does seem to be shifting, certainly in the regions against renewables.

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It's shifting in the regions run and are shifting in the city.

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So the other day I was on talkback in Sydney, five hundred emails came in after I've concluded and basically saying that net zero is a complete nutter loaded tripe.

Let's just go through it in seriatum.

What the science minister just said.

If he believes that they're not renewables, they're intermittent, that's a wonderful nonmin clatch that they use to try and in this sort of in this propaganda to push it.

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Down our throats.

Then why is it that China is.

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Building two hundred and seventy five gigawatts of coal?

We've only got twenty two gigawatts in total of Cofi power in Australia.

They're billing a new two hundred and seventy five gigawatts.

Are the Chinese all stupid?

Can they not do economics?

Is it just like the Indians apparently they can't do economics, or the Indonesians or the United States getting out of net zero?

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Are they just crazy economics?

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Are we the only geniuses tim are on the planet and everybody else is stupid?

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Well, I show you how good our genius is.

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We can't even make the intermittent wind towers and solar panels, but we believe that will be the first nation on the planet to run an economy on intermittent wind and intermittent solar Is US a part of the propaganda follow the money.

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This is not about economics.

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Accept the economics of the billionaires who are going to become multiple billionaires and the foreign companies who are going to make billions out.

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Of the secret agreements.

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The secret capacity is investments s getting agreements to build a completely unaffordable form of electricity.

If this is so cheap, Miss Albanisi and mister Airs, why is our power bill going through the roof in direct correlation with the more and more intermittence that come on board?

And of course in regional areas Sillibility's are the pejoritied basic calling us hillbillies.

Well, that's just arrogance, absolute and utter arrogance from a labor party which has evolved into the sort of the upper echelons the intelligentsia, you know, the Stalinist clique who looks down at the baying masses and basically spits on them.

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Pauline, were you surprised to see Albanizi get heckled at today's Bush Summer?

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No, I thought it's wonderful.

I loved it.

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I'm glad Australians are pushing back because he doesn't deserve the respect the position as Prime minister does he doesn't because he's completely ignoring the people out there, disregarding them with this net zero rubbish, the scan that's going on, high immigration, destroying the communities, the farming sector, having put in all these transmission lines, and they've got no say anymore.

People's rights are being stripped away from them, and that's why they've had enough.

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Pauling, the Iranian ambassador to Australia has left the country after being expelled by the Albanesi government following shocking revelations that Iran was behind at least two of the anti Semitic attacks on our soil.

The outgoing ambassadors denied the country's involved in any wrongdoing.

But Pauling, now this is the point you predicted back in twenty twenty three, just how dangerous Iran is.

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Take a look.

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Australia must also re examine its relationship with the regime in Iran, the financier and supplier of Islamic terror across the world.

At the very least, our diplomatic presence in Tehran must be withdrawn and any Iranian diplomat should be expelled from our country.

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You were there first.

Coalitions also calling as well for the Iranian guards to be prescribed as a terrorist organization.

Why does it take Albanese in the Labor Party, Why are they so tone deaf on anything to do with Iran and anything to do with supporting Palestine and so.

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On, Because they want the backing from the Muslims.

The fundamentalist Muslims in this country are backing them, and so therefore a lot of these electorates for the Labor vote, especially Tony Burkes and these other ones and Jason Claire, all depend on the Muslim vote.

I will keep saying it, and I've been saying for years, I am in fear for the people that we brought in the country are not compatible with our country and our lifestyle.

I'm very strong on this Rowan, and we're going to see the destruction of our country, more undermining and the division that's going to happen with the types of people we're allowing in the country, and they will keep pushing their agenda, and if we don't have strong government, strong leaders pushing back, We've lost our country.

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I couldn't agree with you more.

Pauline.

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Now, just some shocking plans that a lobbyist was reportedly offered four hundred thousand dollars to silence Barnaby Joyce and nobody ever managed signs Barnaby Joyce but anyway over criticism and that it apparently happened a couple of years ago and the Deputy Prime Minister was not directly offered the money.

Fine of me tell us about this, this is a great story.

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Well it is as I said it basically respected lobbyists came in and there are other people in the meeting can confirm it, and said, you know, I've just been offered.

I thought you said, six hundred thousand other people meeting before four hundred thousand just if you just shut up Barnaby, you know I thought about I said you should go back to that person and said, say for half the money, you'll try your best.

And but you know, it just goes to show you what sort of money is flushing around.

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In this show.

And he wasn't bribing me.

He was basically saying, isn't it's amazing, right?

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But this shows you the money that's flushing around this show and this idea that oh, you know, anybody involved in the interimit of power industry is pure and it's all about global warming and it's just about saving the environment.

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I mean, work it out, guys, paul.

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In and Barnaby.

Always great to chat to you both.

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Thanks so much for coming on the world according to Rowan Dean, and now we're going to the world's gone mad.

Now, see if you can spot the difference in this crazy old world we live in.

On one side of your screen you will observe a peculiar, malfunctioning stumbling robots, And on the other side of your screen there's a piece of sophisticated Chinese military cyber hardware.

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Still, it could be worse.

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We could have had President Kamala Harris, Remember the nonsense she used to bang on with.

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Donald Trump intends to use the United States military against American citizens who simply disagree with him.

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Yes, yes, yes.

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Meanwhile, the man who wanted to be Kamala's vice president is also still floundering around in a fog of Trump derangement syndrome.

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Think of how.

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Easy it would be to be a damn Republican.

Oh what should I wear today?

This stupid freakin red hat.

What should I say today?

I don't know, Just make sure it's cruel.

Who do we listen to?

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That guy?

Oh?

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The fellon in the White House.

Yeah, listen to him and that will be fine.

Now he's talking about burning flags.

He's gonna have flag burning or whatever, because he knows there's a hell of a lot of flags with his picture on it that are gonna get burned.

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You lost Tim, and anyway, Tim's not alone.

Have a listen to this bloat the governor of Chicago, JB.

Pritzka, and then full marks to the cameraman for his brilliant timing on his little camera move.

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We're very pleased about the progress that we're making.

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I know that I live rent free in the President's head, and I wish he would spend some time in Chicago so that he could see what a lovely shitty we had.

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I think we all know who's living inside whose head?

Governor, And speaking of Trump Arrangement Syndrome TDS, it's hard to go past these gals.

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Trump in the files.

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Trump is in the files.

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Trump is in the files, THEFC files, then files distraction.

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Trump is in the files.

Trump is in the files.

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Brilliant music is, of course, an extremely powerful way of getting your political message across.

US Customs officials announced this week that they intend deporting alleged human trafficker Kilmar Garcia to you Gander.

But thank goodness, you've got determined, talented Democrats like these worthy protesters out there taking it to the streets and doing the heavy lifting to save Kilmar.

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You can have.

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Terrific Speaking of doing the heavy lifting, here's the pampered and spoiled Democrats Communist candidate for mayor of New York, Zorn Mandami, showing what a strong man he really is.

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Yeah, let me get, let me get do, let me get.

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Yes, classic Marxist muscle training.

Let everyone else do all the hard work for you.

Speaking of hard work, this young lefty has some interesting modern thinking on the concept of work.

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People shouldn't have to work to prove their value to you.

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In fact, people shouldn't have to work.

People should want to work.

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And I want to work.

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Brilliant.

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Still, there's no shortage of ways in which the talented and creative lefty can express their chronic tds.

Why not chew up your husband's porno magazine.

Meanwhile, staff at Vanity Fair have threatened to walk out, as has been suggested by their global editorial director if the magazine puts Milania Trump on the front cover.

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They should be so lucky to have her.

They might actually sell.

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Some copies to mainstream Americans, but not to Robert de Niro Obviously.

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I just thought, no, it's all an act in a certain way.

It's all out of insecurity.

He's deeply, deeply insecure.

He is a malignant narcissist.

He's a socio psychopath.

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But for Marx, there is this amazing young Ozzie girl who simply asks, why do all you American lefties hate Trump so much?

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I have some questions.

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I have some questions, why do you hate him so much?

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Still?

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I don't understand.

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Like us in Australia, we're seeing what's going on over there, and we're so jealous of you guys for having such a great president like that.

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We really are.

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We would do.

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Anything to have him come over here, clean up our government.

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Couldn't have put it better myself.

What a great check.

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And interestingly, nearly nine months into his presidency, it seems more and more Americans maybe changing their minds about Donald Trump.

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So President Trump has not even had control over Washington, DC for thirty days, and I have on my for u P video after video showing DC, specifically Union Station, and how clean and safe.

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It is, am I supposible guilty just because I've voted for Trump and he's doing what he said he's doing.

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He's kicking out all these legals, he's.

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Standing on business, he's trying to get America great and back again.

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As someone who used to despise Trump as a former Democrat and a gay person, I used to think Trump was like one of the worst people on earth, if not the worst person on earth.

But I can assure you that it's in your best interest if you still hate the guy, to consider that maybe you've been misled.

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Brilliant.

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Meanwhile, let's go to this lefty CBS White House correspondent with her incredibly important and dramatic breaking news.

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Taylor Swift is engaged.

Taylor Swift is engage.

Taylor Swift is engage.

This come back to me.

She just posted it.

Oh my god, oh my god.

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Oh it's huge.

The rig is janeenormous.

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This is so exciting.

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Oh my god, Oh my god, Taylor Swift is engaged.

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Oh my god.

Speaker 1

Off, who's Taylor Swift?

Oh?

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Anyway, sorry, But of course, the really big news this week from the States was the latest in the.

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Cracker barrel saga.

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You will recall last week I told you how the ultra woke CEO of Cracker Barrel, which is a kind of Southern restaurant store chain, had decided to decolonize the brand by spending seven hundred million dollars getting rid of the fuddy dudley old white dude on the old logo at the top and replacing it with the boring nothing burger logo underneath.

This prompted quite a furious backlash.

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You could change everywhere else leave Cracker.

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Barrel all up.

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Why am I seeing that Cracker Barrel redid their logo?

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Look, Cracker Barrel, don't piss me off, don't piss me off?

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What that cracker and that barrel back in that logo?

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And online?

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Of course, the minsters were having a field day referencing the Sydney Sweeney controversy a few weeks ago.

Remember the great Genes stuff comparing the old.

So what they did is compare the old Cracker Barrel hot logo to its new woke.

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Variant via Sydney's Sweeney imagery.

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Brilliant, but unbelievably, Cracker barrels ridiculous woke ceo persisted with the woke insanity.

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What if all the customers are coming at you hard enough about the look at a restaurant and they want to go back to the old.

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Way, would you do it?

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Honestly, the feedback's been overwhelmingly positive that people like what we're doing.

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Overwhelming positive.

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Not really sure about that talk about not quite reading the restaurant room, because next came the satirical ads mocking the CEO herself.

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Hi, I'm Julie, CEO of your favorite Southern themed restaurant, and I want all of you to know that we hear you.

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So we're going to fix it, starting with Uncle Herschel.

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Don't you dare move from that rocking chair.

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Sir, you're back in the logo you own a certain red hat.

Speaker 1

Well, guess what twenty five percent off?

Speaker 20

How do you like them pancakes?

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I'll take it, but I'm still gonna call you woke.

Speaker 16

Please please, please come back to Cracker Barrel.

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I beg of you.

Speaker 16

I just lost this company one hundred million.

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Dollars and sure as night followers day right on queue.

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Next thing you know?

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Has the share price plummeted and the customer's deserted Cracker Barrel in droves.

How often have we seen this grim, woke morality tale play out to its inevitable conclusion, the corporate's apology.

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So, after a week's worth of backlash, the Tennessee based company did put out an apology statement of sorts, which said, in part quote, we know we won't always get everything right the first time, but we'll keep testing, learning, and listening to our guests and employees.

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Barton, an apology is never enough.

By now, even Donald Trump had waded into the controversy, telling Cracker Barrel to reinstate the old logo, and sure enough, hours later, Cracker Barrel did just that, announcing that after losing one hundred and forty three million dollars, the old man on the logo was back, with a spokesperson for Cracker Barrel announcing, we said we would listen, and we have.

Our new logo is going away and our old timer will remain.

President Trump was quick off the mark to congratulate them, and didn't the memes to sure have fun with the about turn, and yes, of course even Sydney Sweeney got her own AI celebration.

The moral of this story, when you're at the bottom of the Cracker barrel, stop digging.

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Go go broke, That's what they say, trying to sell in folks what they don't want you find their shield pay.

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Yes, sanity can prevail sometimes in this crazy old world of ours.

Coming up after the break, Snoop Dog calls out the woke gender nonsense in kids movies, plus the latest net zero insanity in Whether or Not What is blackout?

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Bowing up to?

Now?

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Welcome back to the world, according to Rowan Dean, where it's time to check in on Trump's America and the American renaissance.

Joining us this week from North Carolina is political commentator and my dear friend from Outsiders, shamaka Michelle.

Speaker 1

Great to see you, Shamaica.

Now let's kick off with some good news or very interesting news.

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According to Steve Bannon, a poll has shown the majority of Republican voters favor Donald Trump seeking a third term.

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Here was Steve Bannon.

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Republican voter is now fifty three to forty seven support President Trump running for a third term.

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I kid you not told you this day was coming.

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Of course Jamaica.

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A majority fifty three percent of Republicans want Trump to run again.

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Little problem there isn't there that?

Over in America?

Speaker 2

You can't actually have a third term, Shamaica, What do you make of it?

Speaker 16

You know, I'm not surprised that more people would actually want him to have a third term, but like you said, we don't see the possibility because of the amendment that says there are term limits, right, you can only have two and this would make his second term.

So I wish they could find a way.

I would really be excited about him having a second term back to back, That's what I really want, because I feel like Biden came in and just really messed up everything that he did.

Speaker 1

The first term.

Speaker 16

So I would love for him to have another term to see what he could do with the country when he is the president, you know, right behind each other.

But I just don't know how they would ever pull that off.

But I would definitely vote for him again for sure.

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Well, stranger things have happened, Shmiker.

You never know in American politics what might happen.

Speaker 1

Now.

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There's this thing called the Burning Man, which is one of those rock festivals out in the desert somewhere else.

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It's got a pretty dubious reputation for some of the things that go on there.

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One of the things they have is an orgy dome, which is a giant tent, which I think you can decide for yourselves.

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What goes on in there.

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But what an extraordinary scene we saw this week.

Not only did this massive kind of biblical storm come.

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Through, it ripped the Orgie Dome to pieces.

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Have a look, So, Shamaika, is this the wrath of God?

Speaker 1

Is this biblical justice?

What's going on there?

Speaker 16

You know?

Ron, I think the only sad part about this is there are no people that were blown away.

It would have really been nice if the people had been blown away as well and woke up saying, you know, Auntie, Im, we're not in Tota, We're not in Kansas anymore.

That's what would have been really nice about that.

Speaker 2

Tell me how much of these sorts of events burning Man and there's a lot of How much does the kind of I guess, the religious element of American society, how do they look on these festivals, and what sort of does it play into the politics for Trump?

Speaker 16

I do think that there are religious people that look at that and say this is the wrath of God.

But as I've been saying for so long that I think America on a whole is kind of on a downward spiral, just really binding into degeneracy, that there are so many people that won't see this as that and feel like they can just continue life as is.

I believe that they will rebuild this in some form of fashion, maybe not as big.

Speaker 2

Well, someone else who's spoken against I guess what he would view as the degeneracy or otherwise of the movie industry.

Speaker 1

Sometime.

I was very surprised by this one.

Speaker 2

Snoop dog the famous rapper, he's well known here in Australia.

He took his grandson to the movie and then was horrified with all the kind of gender bending LGBT stuff that was in the movies.

Now haven't listened to what Snoop Dogg had to say.

Speaker 1

And she had a baby?

What a woman?

Speaker 17

Oh, my grandson in the middle of the movie, like Papa Snoop, why she have a baby with a woman?

She and woman?

Oh I didn't come in.

I just came to watch the goddamn movie.

Hey, man, watch the movie.

Uh uh.

Speaker 1

They just said she and she had a baby.

They both women.

How does she have a baby make a Snoop Dogg's pretty upset.

Speaker 2

There that women are gonna have women with babies and that Hollywood is telling him his grandson this, what did you make of it?

Speaker 16

I'm gonna see if Snoop will actually walk that back so many times, once people start getting angry and pushing back, these celebrities start to say, that's not what I meant.

You know what I was meaning was, and I love all of the LGBTQ.

They start to moon walk faster and better than Michael Jackson.

So I'm just not really buying into it.

But i will say this is what we've been screaming for a very long time, that they are pushing things that just aren't aren't possible.

Speaker 1

And when you have that in.

Speaker 16

A child's movie, there's no reason to confuse these children.

But this is what the left does all the time, and they see absolutely no issue with sexualizing things that are for children.

Speaker 2

Absolutely, Shamaker, Michelle Alway's great to chat to you.

Thanks so much for coming on the world according to Rowan Deane, and we'll speak again very so thank you, thanks Shamiker.

And now it's time for my wait weekly look at the insane world of you've got to climate doomsdayism.

Whether or not, Yes, Australian taxpayers must ask themselves, whether or not they can see any similarities whatsoever between the insane push for net zero in the UK and the insane push for net zero in Australia.

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The push to net zero is literally de industrializing Britain, taking away jobs, tens of thousands of jobs around the country from people who are doing jobs, well paid jobs.

That's all gone.

And we're not reducing carbon emissions.

We're just exporting carbon emissions to India and other places like that.

Tarta Steels saying the production import tool but will be going to India.

Can everyone not see the total madness.

I'll tell you what.

The more wind turbines we build, the more expensive are electricity is.

I repeat the point, we're living through an industrial massacre.

Speaker 2

Yes, that is the real opposition leader and almost certainly the next Prime Minister of Great Britain, Nigel Farage.

Spot any similarities with what Nigel says about the fraudulent Conservatives in the UK to the coalition here and.

Speaker 20

Why the Conservatives saying nothing because they started this whole process ed Millimann and Labor are going to continue.

Speaker 1

It and the similarities don't end there.

Speaker 20

We are going through an industrial massacre.

I done exaggerate.

Harlman Wolf, the shipyard that built the Titanic this week went into administration.

Port Talbot, one of our last makers of primary steal in the country, closing down two thousand jobs.

Last our last coal fired power station closed down just yesterday.

And Grangemouth, our biggest refinery in the country, that's closing down too.

Any ideas why, folks, Let me tell you our electricity prices are seventy four percent higher than the Americans.

Speaker 1

It's so easy.

Speaker 2

If we had a real opposition here in Australia, they could simply cut and paste Nigel Faraja's speeches.

Our electricity prices too are amongst the highest in the world, and our industries too are dropping like flies.

Just in the last fortnight in Australia, blue Scope said they are paying three to four times more for energy than in the USA.

CSL instead is slashing three thousand jobs.

Speaker 1

That could be your family or members of it.

Speaker 2

Oh and look who's there grinning away like a clueless climate fall back in the day.

I tell you, if Albo or Bowen come anywhere near your business, it's the kiss of death.

Oh yes, and this week BHP's earning slid by twenty six percent and Woodside suffered a twenty four percent drop in profits.

Yes, here in Australia we two are facing an entirely self inflicted industrial massacre as businesses go out of business at a record rate, smelter shut down, steelworks need bailing out, and on and on it goes the Bowen industrial massacres.

Speaker 1

You could make a horror movie out of them.

Speaker 2

Indeed, John Redwood in the UK Telegraph claimed this week that investors are now.

Speaker 1

Fleeing net zero.

Fleeing net zero.

Speaker 2

So not only are all traditional high energy industries vanishing here and overseas, the so called renewables industries are.

Speaker 1

Nothing but a fantasy.

Speaker 2

Bowen blows billions on green hydrogen fantasy, wrote Leith von van Ulslin earlier this year.

With one after another Australian taxpayer funded green hydrogen or renewables businesses going bust, proving unprofitable.

Speaker 1

Or not finding any buyers.

Speaker 2

The list is endless.

But it gets even sillier.

This week we learned that yet another renewables mob, championed by our hopeless Prime Minister, Tritium, once praised by Albanezi as the fastest and best charges for electrical vehicles in the world are now anything but Tritium was declared insolvent in twenty twenty four before Indian giant exicons and acted up cheaply and now according to this report, tritium chargers are junk chargers, described as a national problem and have a new nickname what rhymes with trit that is spelled sh According to news dot com, customers that bought the chargers are struggling to keep them running and ev owner's risk being left stranded.

Speaker 1

Woo.

Speaker 2

Then we had the story from the UK this week that wind farms could make shellfish too dangerous to eat.

Speaker 1

Got it quote?

Speaker 2

Offshore wind farms could pose a health risk by poisoning shellfish eaten by humans.

New research warns potentially harmful levels of metal from turbine protection systems are on the horizon because toxicity, toxicity risks and poorly assessed.

Our poorly assessed, say scientists.

The toxicity risks are poorly assessed.

That's what they're saying.

Is this something that Australian lovers of seafood can look forward to as well?

That's what I ask Not content with the destruction of our manufacturing industries.

Speaker 1

Bowen and Co.

Out to destroy our seafood industries as well.

Speaker 2

And if you, like me, are a lover of sushi who enjoys not only fresh, healthy seafood with some rice, it appears those lunatics at the World Economic Forum.

Speaker 1

Have really gottled in for you.

Speaker 21

Now, what we have is an existential climate crisis.

We've talked about methin.

Methin from flaring is normal, but rice paddy cultivation, waste management and dairy husbandry can help you enormously with combating meat in.

Meathin is eighty times more dangerous than carbon dioxide.

It gets only two percent of climate financing today.

We have a missile with what we need to focus on.

We're talking about working with fifteen countries and taking out ten million tons of meetin by focusing on brice paddy, on animal and dairy, and on waste management.

Speaker 1

Are they insane?

That was World Bank President A.

J.

Speaker 2

Banger speaking at the World Economic Forum, claiming what we have is an existential climate crisis, to which his solution is to get rid of millions of tons of animal, dairy and rice harvesting, which of course half the world relies on for foods.

Speaker 1

Indeed, rice means life in various Asian languages.

Are we going to get rid of that too?

For the World Economic Forum?

Speaker 2

Meanwhile, just down the road from mister Banger's Indian homeland in Pakistan, this is what real pollution looks like.

Litter and filth clogging up Third World rivers and pouring out into the oceans.

This is what the world should be getting rid of to save the planet, not rice paddies and dairy farms.

What absolute hypocrites these global warming cultists are.

Speaker 1

Oh, who did I mention global warming?

You don't hear that term very often these days, do.

Speaker 2

You, Because they prefer cribate change.

Speaker 1

And little wonder.

Speaker 2

This season at Mount Haut in New Zealand, skiers and snow bunnies enjoyed five hundred and thirty four centimeters of the best snow in the country.

Speaker 1

As they say in Kiwi Land.

Clummet Schmummett.

Speaker 2

Coming up after the break, two against one as the Iranian ambassador says bye bye to Australia.

It's the first time since World War Two an ambassador has been expelled.

That's up next, Welcome back, and now it's time for two against one.

Joining me this week is former labor Minister and Premier National Advisor Graham rich O Richardson plus Michael Danby, former Labor MP.

Speaker 1

Great to see you both.

Speaker 2

Now back to the news that the Iranian ambassador to Australia has left the country after being expelled by the Albanzi government.

Good call, but he didn't go quietly, having a few final thoughts before he departed at the airports.

Speaker 7

Ambassador, how do you feel being expelled from Australia?

Speaker 21

Nothing in particular.

Speaker 6

Part of the job.

Speaker 1

Australian nationgraphers.

Speaker 9

You repeat the lines of the Australian government.

Speaker 3

You should be better than that.

Speaker 8

You're be aware of the government's allegend involvement in these activities.

Speaker 21

No, I'm not talking about beasless accusation.

Speaker 2

So Michael was expelling the Iranian ambassador as the nut jobs on Twitter saying a Zionist plot.

Speaker 15

Well, you're right to sort of mock them, Rowan.

I mean, isn't it bizarre that the work mind virus has got captured so many of these people that they believe when Albanizi, who's really critical of Israel, and Asio, who's a security organization, work together to stop violent attacks in Australia By a foreign power, that this is some kind of conspiracy.

This is what any government would have done.

The elbow and Wonglett almost chokes me to say, this did the right thing and they should be acknowledged for doing that.

Speaker 2

It's now, Richard, I want to ask you, seriously, how anthetic is it that Richard Miles has to go groveling off to America.

Speaker 1

Please, somebody come and meet me.

Please.

Speaker 2

Isn't it the case that the Albanzi government has so completely stuffed up our relationship with the Americans that Miles is sent.

Speaker 1

Out to try and please fix it up?

Please speak to us.

Speaker 2

We're not as dreadful as you think we are.

What does this say about Australia and how far the Albanezy government has dragged us down?

Speaker 12

Rich Oh, I'd have to say it's not the Albanesi government's finest hour.

I don't think anyone would dispute that.

But it's not the end of the world.

Relationships with between nations, they go up and they go down.

There are clashes and then there are periods where everything's hunky dory.

So I think it's disappointing, but it'll be okay in the end.

As they say in the classics.

Speaker 2

Well, those are very soothing words, and you try to kind of spread the blame equally.

This has got nothing to do.

You were on Sky This Morning Show somehow spouting drivel that it was Trump's fault, that somehow Trump is such a difficult leader to deal with.

Speaker 1

What absolute nonsense.

Speaker 2

The reality is that Trump barely knows we exist.

What he does know is that we run around recognizing Palestine, we run around doing everything, we won't spend any money on our own defense, and we're pretty hopeless at supporting America.

Speaker 1

So this is alban easy.

Speaker 2

Miles, Wong and Burke, they're the ones to blame.

Speaker 1

Rich Show, I think you're being a bit rich.

I don't think so.

Speaker 12

Well, I didn't think you would.

It's certainly my view.

Speaker 2

Well, okay, I can't draw you in on that one, Michael.

I want to talk about the Queensland Premier David Chris Afooley.

Speaker 1

I think he's done a great job.

Speaker 2

He's actually condemned the Hamas flag which was flown at a pro Palestine rally in Brisbane at the weekend, calling it horrendous and insightful.

Speaker 1

What did you make of this?

Speaker 15

Well, I think it's an example of state leaders giving instructions parameters to the police, I mean people in citing support for a listed terrorist organization in Australia.

I believe Christoph Foley has called on them to the coppers to now the bloke that was holding that flag and that should be have been the operation of state police forces from the beginning, from the ill fated scene at the Sydney Opera House until now.

So finally we've got a premier who's doing the right thing.

I wish the case was a strong in Victoria with Premier Allen Chris Mens is also doing quite a good job with this.

But the problem is I think we didn't realize how far the work mind virus had penetrated.

Speaker 2

Right, But Richo, you've never been one to shy away from giving your opinions to.

Speaker 1

The media hounds and the media pack.

Speaker 2

In a press conference that's now been seen around the world.

Bob Catter, I think he's one of the great characters of Australian politics.

Listen to how he dealt with a Channel nine reporter who questioned his alleged Lebanese heritage.

Speaker 1

Have a listen if you've got Lebanese heritage yourself.

Speaker 11

Oh Mike, don't say that because that irritates me and our punch blokes in the mouth for saying that.

Don't you dare say that.

My family have been in this country for one hundred and forty years, right, so you and if you say anything like that, I have on many occasions punch blokes in the mouth.

We have had a tradition of toleration.

These people are not tolerating us, so you I tolerate us.

We want you out of this country because this country is fed up with.

Speaker 1

Your Oh we must be nice to everybody.

Speaker 11

If you have anti Australian sentiments, then get the hell out of my country.

Speaker 2

So the bit that got the news around the world was him threatening to punish the journalists.

But that was the really interesting what, rich O, what Kata was saying there about port for Hamas and the pro Palestinian movement responsible for the violence and the bloodshed and the absolute depravity of October seventh.

Speaker 1

What did you make of Kata's remarks?

Speaker 12

I share some of his said of it.

I think, you know, Kat is one of those great characters.

You've got to have them in politics.

They might be a long way out an extreme on one end, but Nonetheless, you need to have everyone's view represented.

And if you're looking for a representative of the far right, will then hear me you found one.

Speaker 1

Well.

Speaker 2

I thought his remarks were absolutely spot on and well, if it takes threatening to punch out the journalists to get noticed by the rest of the world, maybe that's the modern media for you.

Thank you, Graham Richardson and Michael Danby.

Speaker 1

Chadigan soon.

Speaker 2

Coming up in a tick my final thoughts for the nights, and before we go, it's time for some words of wisdom for me.

Speaker 1

Now, if Susan Lee wants to lead.

Speaker 2

This nation, she could do a lot worse than mimic Italy's Georgia Maloney.

Here she is describing what makes the West so special.

Speaker 5

I still believe in the West not just as a geographical space, but as a civilization, a civilization born from the fusion of Greek philosophy, Roman law, and Christian values, a civilization built and defended over centuries through the genius, energy, and sacrifices of many.

Speaker 2

If you fight for our civilization and believe in our civilization, which includes the Judaeo Christian Bible, the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and critical thinking, and reason and the good old Aussie fairsuck of the salve.

Then maybe Australians might believe in you and fight for you too.

Speaker 1

That's it for me.

I'll see you Sunday morning a nine am and on Outsiders.

Speaker 2

Do not miss it right now, stay tuned for James Morrow and his US reports

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