Posts of AUSPILL

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Holding down 3142 looking for opps attacking our corflutes 🥶⚔️

The first official visit of the new US Ambassador to Australia was to the Australian War Memorial. Inside Amb. Brat is photographed praying. Our ties are not blood itself, but joint sacrifice of it in our evergreen mission to hold this continent against Asian imperialism.

Bro said get active in the state election 😭

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“We’re actually fighting for domination. We’re actually fighting for inequality. We’re fighting to win! This continent is ours.” An amazing BACPAC 26 by British Australia Community Lots of networking and invigorating speeches following the demoralising CPAC a week earlier. From Auspill X

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A street theater performance in Haymarket Sydney commenting on emerging Australian politics by artist Roger Rari

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Absolutely nobody: … UQ student elections:

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Victorian state ON leader responds to my video asking why they seemingly omitted any reference to free speech from their state policy platform.

regime change summer

BACPAC 2026 | LAST CHANCE | www.trybooking.com/DOIKW

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The U.S. government has made a rare public intervention into Australian politics by warning us our proposed social media laws would be “extraterritorial censorship of protected speech". Trump's admin warned mandating platforms change feeds or filter content to avoid “foreseeable harm” liability would “facilitate censorship.” All of this dropped while Prime Minister Albanese is in New York promoting Australia’s tech-safety agenda at the United Nations. From X

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The same people who clutch their pearls over the White Australia Policy, are openly defending the current Brown Australia Policy. It’s estimated that 85/87% of permanent migrants to Australia in the last 5 years were of non European background. We welcome immigration settings being debated in plain English, as Lidija has done. For too long it has been obfuscated with ‘housing, economy, skills, values’. Close to two-thirds of Australians (63%) believe our migration program should prioritise migrants from places with shared values, which is specified as countries such as the United Kingdom, Canada, and New Zealand. A majority of all voter cohorts support this view, including non-citizens (Net +33) and First Generation migrants (Net +48).