ONE NATION IS NOT AUSTRALIA FIRST. The Republicans have been Thrashed by the Democrats in their Midterm Elections and the War in Iran and Subservience to Israel are being Blamed as the Main Reason for the Loss
By Gerard Rennick
ONE NATION IS NOT AUSTRALIA FIRST.
The Republicans have been thrashed by the Democrats in their midterm elections and the war in Iran and subservience to Israel are being blamed as the main reason for the loss.
The American people feel Trump betrayed them, with the war resulting in higher fuel costs, fertilizer costs and inflation in general.
It’s worth reflecting that Pauline Hanson was in total support of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu starting this war despite the pain it has caused the Australian people.
The war has done nothing to help free the Iranian people.
JD Vance has called for an honest conversation and I think that also needs to happen in Australia as well.
One Nation is not an Australian First political party. It is clearly controlled by two billionaire’s, Rinehart and Murdoch who were both shilling for another reckless war in the Middle East to further their own interests. Hanson and Joyce both called for our military to get involved, despite the fact it was not in Australia’s interest to do so.
It’s time to see One Nation for the controlled opposition that it is. The whole media narrative over the last 12 months has been designed to divert votes back to the Uniparty and protect the establishments interests.
People First opposed the war from the get-go. Unlike One Nation we will never bend the knee to foreign interests.
To put Australia First sign up to http://Peoplefirstparty.au today
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The war with Iran, inflation, and the US relationship with Israel caused voters to break with the Republican Party in the midterm election,” Vice President JD Vance says on X, citing a pollster.
• Vance says voters who broke with his party wanted to end the war with Iran, focus on affordability, “put America first,” and “change our relationship with Israel”
• “Everyone knows why we lost,” Vance says
• Vance calls for an “honest conversation” about “where we go from here””.
