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Your Right about letting the Australian people  deciding rather then the politicians. its a joke that the labor party would rather talk about this  issue then on Taxing the Rich or lower immigration or even euthanasia its a JOKE. that's why i am exploring the possibility of forming a party. so i am just wondering would you vote for the following.

the same old lies,the same old arguments and the same old facts that shows that free trade doesn't work.

so the reason why we need to build more and more roads is because the roads are getting more and more congestion so instead of spending more and more money into building these roads like the other parties would like to. why don't we go in the heart of the problem and that is mass immigration. we get more than 190,000 people a year since 2012 we have got more then 1 million people on work visas so what we should do is lower immigration. AM I Right.

the labor party and the greens must Come Out and say that they will rip up the ‪#‎TPP‬ if they do not do that then my party will

whats with this oh more women is good because if i have to choose between a 50 50 man and women cabinet but with all Thatcherites or a all Male cabinet but who whats to help the poor then i would choose the all man cabinet.

it looks like the labor and the liberal party is run by big business. Am i Right

Looks like the so called labor party have drinked the free trade kool aid. and look Australians have to think is our lives better with free trade from the last 30 years becouse i can tell you its NOT. Am i Right

i see nothing wrong with Struggle Street. what these PC people have to realize is that people don't live like the bold and the beautiful or home and away they just don't.

Hi as a supporter of the death penalty I am just wondering could you join your page into a other death penalty page. the main reason for this is because when I wrote Bring back the death penalty in uk they got more then 11 pages and the other reason is because I want to make our movement stronger on bringing back the death penalty in the uk. thanks from Mark

this is just a joke I just can't see that just 702 Australians support bringing back the death penalty for the 3 c's Clear Cut Cases. so I call on every one of you 701 to start campaigning for the cause, ask from tomorrow every friend of yours , work mates or even people you just meet to join this page because ‪#‎itstime‬ that we bring back the death penalty. thanks from Mark.

How undemocratic is the labor party and there selective thinking.

why does labor believes that all labor voters support gay marriage because I for one don't support gay marriage. the reason is because the people who support marriage between a man and a women have not risen up and take on this so-called debate what are you wanting for Rise up. make your voice heard.

my take on this is that why don't we have a plebiscite on this matter take the decision out of the hands of 226 politicians and the lobbyist and give it to US the people.

if you agree with me then like.

Former Labor trade minister Simon Crean is urging Bill Shorten to support the China Free Trade Agreement and to pass the deal before the end of the year to secure tariff reductions worth hundreds of millions of dollars for vital Australian industries. Mr Crean, a former Labor leader, former ACTU boss and the man who entered Australia into the Trans-Pacific Partnership talks, yesterday defended the China FTA as a tool to grow economic opportunities and jobs for Australian workers amid a fierce union campaign against the deal.

“World trade is a multiplier of economic growth. If people are looking for job opportunities and advanced incomes, the path to that is in opening up trade,” he told The Australian.

“They (Labor) should not vote against the agreement.”

Mr Crean warned that ongoing bipartisanship for the deal was critical and urged its passage through parliament this year.

“I think the sooner it’s ratified, the better. It shouldn’t be hastily ratified if there are still certain ­issues that should be resolved. Let’s get the parties talking.” In a sign the militant construction union is locked into turning Labor voters and MPs against the agreement, it upped the ante in its campaign by launching an advertisement last night on the MasterChef prime-time slot on the Ten Network.

The 45-second advertisement features a family scene, with the father telling his son across the kitchen table that he “wouldn’t even get a look in” because, under the deal, Chinese companies could bring in their own workers without first advertising locally.

Unions argue that if the agreement is not changed, it should be scuttled by Labor, with West Australian Labor senator Sue Lines telling an anti-FTA rally in Brisbane yesterday that the opposition would “stop what we can that disadvantages our trade, our workers (and) our unions”.

Having marshalled their numbers to buttress Mr Shorten’s leadership over boat turnbacks at the national conference, a coalition of Right and Left unions has secured a guarantee that Labor will now explore “every possible option” to attach safeguards to protect local workers in the FTA.

The move has concerned some industry groups, who expressed alarm that the Opposition Leader was obliged to stall the agreement to explore changes, pushing out its expected start-date from November into early next year.

This would delay by one year, the start of valuable tariff reductions — a move that would cost vital industries up to $300 million a year, with the Minerals Council of Australia warning the coal export trade alone would face an extra impost of $110m.

At the heart of the dispute lies a disagreement between Labor and the Coalition over the strength of the requirements on Chinese investors to test the market for Australian workers before they bring in skilled migrants.

Mr Crean cited Trade Minister Andrew Robb’s assurance that there “had to be the offering of a job to Australians first” under the existing foreign labour provisions, but said that the concerns of ­unions needed to be addressed constructively and effectively by the government. “I think failing to embrace a sensible bipartisanship approach does run the risk of politicising it and this isn’t going to be resolved by the politics — it’s going to be ­resolved by the soundness of its policy,” he said.

Mr Robb has already shot down the prospect of bowing to Labor demands that he attach further safeguards to the agreement, slamming what he said was a xeno­phobic and misinformed union campaign.

“Labor’s sadly sort of being told to do the same by the union heavies, to query these things, even though all the detail is there for them to see,” he told ABC radio. “This is a great deal for Australia and the unions need to pull their head in.”

The warning was echoed by the Australian Mines and Metals Association yesterday, with chief executive Steve Knott urging Mr Shorten to move beyond “hysteria and opportunism”.

“Notwithstanding what he may owe unions after the weekend’s stage-managed ALP national conference, it’s time for Mr Shorten and the ALP to rise above the politics of opposition and support this historic trade deal with our largest trading partner,” Mr Knott said. “This agreement makes clear that skilled overseas labour will only be used to supplement shortages in the Australian labour market, and represents no threat to local jobs, conditions and wages.”

Mr Shorten said yesterday Labor was committed to ensuring jobs were not “thrown on the scrap heap”. “I sincerely hope that ... (Tony) Abbott and his team are not so keen to sell out Australian jobs and they’ll work co-operatively with the Labor team to get the best deal,” he said. “We believe in improving our trade relations with China — indeed all of the emerging economies of Asia — and the established economies.”

Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader positions compared with recent public opinion polls... • He supports a publicly run NHS, a position supported by 84% of the public. • He supports the nationalisation of the railways, a position backed by 66% of the public. • He supports the nationalisation of the energy companies, a position supported by 68% of the public. • He believes the Royal Mail should be publicly owned, a position supported by 67% of the public. • He supports rent controls, a position supported by 60% of the public. • He has long pushed for the withdrawal of British troops from Afghanistan, a position favoured by 82% of the public. he will Make Labour Back to Labour. Vote jeremy

On one hand they Cut Taxes for their Rich mates but on the other they increase taxes GST on the poor.

but one of the other big thing in this that sickens me Is that a so called labor left man Jay Weatherill supports the increase of the gst. this coming from the labor left it really and I mean it really convinces me that left and right wing nowadays means nothing but what also convinces me Is that a new party is needed now.

jay weatherill's said the following. "I think for the first time we have a conservative leader, Mike Baird, who has actually been prepared to stand up and say what needs to be said about the fact that there is a revenue deficit in this country," and "We have never had a conservative leader stand up before and say that we need to lift taxes rather than just cut them and hand them back to their mates in business."

my take on this is that your right it is a fact that we do have revenue deficit in this country its true. and the reason for that deficit is because we are not taxing the well off and whom do you mean lift taxes on who. the poor I would rather say we should tax the rich like the miners, banks, and rich individuals.

and also just because they say they would use that increased GST on hospitals does not mean it will always go there because they may Brake that one big condition someday.

http://www.smh.com.au/…/gst-rise-south-australian-premier-j…

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its not really the death penalty becouse they can have appeals after appeals even if they are the 3c's Clear Cut Cases. thats why if the referendum comes and brings back the death penalty they need to Use it for the the 3c's Clear Cut Cases and not keep them fo bleeding the taxpayer with appeals.

on Your argument of : Years of appeals keep killers alive, and put victims’ families through hell. i well tell you do people who are 3c's Clear Cut Cases like Dylann Roof and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev really need appeals after appeals becouse they have so much evidence they did the crime they don't need to have appeals.

policy positions

Immigration policy

1. having a Smart and Sustainable immigration policy's

2. stop the use of 457 visas

3. lower the number of people coming from planes

Economy policy

1.  restart our  car industry with a goverment owned  car with  a tarrif rate the same as in other countys to us, china 25%, brazil 35%  and so on.

2.  support of a Big Bank Tax

3. support of a Real  Minning Tax.

4. start up a goverment run Minerals and resources company.

5. start up a goverment run Bank.

Agriculture policy

1. will not  allow the sale of Australian agricultural land and water to foreign buyers but will allow lease.

social policy

1.  support for Euthanasia.

2.  Put a  referendum on re-introduction of the death penalty.

Political reform

1. Make Leaders' debates Compulsory and if one major Party does not do the debate they will Not get public funding.

2. partys to have at least a high % in a number of polls to be in the debates.

3. make 4 year terms.

Labor will deliver a better future for Australia. A future of good jobs, great education, quality healthcare and fairness for all. this is just meaning less words. I'm a old fashion styled labor man so I shouldn't give labor a pass because the labor is just labor because of the name that's it. if you look at history since 1983 when hawke come to power both parties supported getting rid of tariffs those tarrifs proved that to have Australian car industry  jobs with good wages you need protection just like what other countries  have. labor as if you checked SOLD of the People's assets like com bank which makes record profits they sold Qantas, floating of the Australian dollar, they even deregulated the Banking system which look what happened with that the GFC. Hack they even sold the  remaining government owned shares of Telstra In 2009 and August 2011. and even last year when the LIBS sold Medibank they didn't even criticize the sell of. all case I maintain is a BIG reason why I am looking at forming my own party. Hope You Join.

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https://www.facebook.com/abcqanda/posts/10152828946046831 https://www.facebook.com/abcqanda/posts/10152820453446831 How far was the Greek polls to the reality of the referendum result. despite the Polls saying it would be close, the last poll had the NO at 49.0% and Yes for Cuts at 46.0% but the reality was so far from that it was Landslide victory for No Cuts at 61% against Yes 38%. what does this mean to politics in general. it means that you Should not believe in the Polls. its not something new what just happened it was the same case as what happened in the UK elections this year when polls said it was to close to call even if the Troy's winning Big. and again it has happen even here in Australia when polls were saying Liberals would win the unlosable election and again they lost despite the polls saying something different. this result should give clarity to the so called debate what we are having about G marriage that when people keep wavering around polls saying Australians  support G marriage they should look at this greek result and let the Australian people vote on it so we would know the real support for against  or for it.

its like the saying what politicians say when the polls are bad ' the only poll that matters is the poll on election day'. its time for common sense, its time to bring back the death penalty for clear cut cases. partys that don't support DP

1. future Dead agangst all 2 Democratic Labour Party 3 the greens Dead agangst all 4 Socialist Alliance Dead agangst all 5 Liberal Democratic Party Dead agangst all 6 Citizens Electoral Council Dead agangst all 7 Socialist Alternative Dead agangst all 8 Secular Party Dead agangst all 9 Australian Defence Veterans Party 10 pirate party Dead agangst all 11 party for freedom !! 12 sex party Dead agangst all 13 John Madigan's Manufacturing and Farming Party Dead agangst all 14 Communist Party of Australia (1996) Dead agangst all 15 Communist Party of Australia 1966 15 Australian Cyclists Party 16 arts party 17 Australian democrats 18 voluntary euthanasia party 19 Non-Custodial Parents Party 20 Australian Progressives 21 rise up australia party Dead agangst all 22 Socialist Party australia Dead agangst all 23 Republican Party of Australia Dead agangst all 25

members chose 1. Country Party of Australia 2014 2. katters australia party

partys dont know !!!

1. Christian Democratic Party 2.Australian Christians soon oct26 3. Australian Country Party 2016 4. Vote 1 Local Jobs no point 5. justice party soon partys that support dp

1.  my party 2. jln partly 3.Australian Sovereignty Party

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2019
“Our blood is mixed with many who have sought our Land, and our shade of skin is varied, but our hearts will always be true.” The writer of this sentence is part aboriginal but is mostly of European or Asian in background. The writer wants to claim that Australia is his/her land. This is taken seriously by the media even though the family tree of the ‘aboriginal activists’ demonstrates that the activists themselves are ‘invading whites’ -- the very group that they profess to be subjugated by. Some ‘aboriginals’ even have blue eyes.

The leftist media supports the false victim mentality of aboriginals and propagates a myth of poor colonist treatment of aboriginals. The elite, globalist, Jeωish billionaires who own the mainstream media, instruct journalists and editors to do this. They want to discredit white national identity as much as they can. People shouldn't be fooled by this. Migrants come to live in a white-built country for a reason.

Elite Jeωs want to spread propaganda that white countries are somehow 'illegal' or 'illegitimate' -- this is to allow their globalist takeover to take place more easily. Bringing in hoards of foreigners (Islamists from the Middle East and Africa), who won't rest until they have a theocracy under Sharia law and thus will create conflict, is part of the globalist agenda.

The globalist agenda has been explained in the video, titled: The Globalist Agenda Explained.

‘Aboriginal’ activists exaggerate for political reasons – to gain more government funding and special treatment.

This whole things stinks. Stop pandering to the professional activists and govern for all Australians. NO ‘indigenous recognition,’ the Constitution is fine as is.

So blacks want a voice without being elected by the majority and of course want more money, can everyone please remember the utter waste when this was tried last time under Labor in the 80's the Aboriginal council wasted billions and the graft, theft and waste was beyond belief.

How about if Aboriginals want something, they earn it and in the mean time STFU.

They're either part of this society or not, I don't need specifically anglo Irish people representing my interests, and they don't need specifically aboriginals representing them, we need competent capable individuals who are best for the job irrespective of thier skin or ethnicity. Furthermore, if one is foolish enough to play the identity politics game they can vote for thier desired candidate just like everyone else anyway. This representative body is completely inappropriate, divisive, and ridiculous.

One Australia, for all Australian's. Be a bonus if the politicians actually upheld and adhered to the Constitution 1901,

ANY Recognition will create a "Constitutional Bill of Rights" for Aborigines to home invade our private properties & claim it as "their land" using the recognition. Will this effect politicians or the elite... Probably not as they'll have armed taxpayer security or their own government approved private security keeping those thugs off their private property. Just the rest of us disarmed & defenceless sitting ducks won't.

Dutton is a traitor too, just look at what he has actually done instead of just the talk.

Burka Ban
France 2010

Belgium 2011

Netherlands 2012

Cameroon 2015

Chad 2015

Congo-Brazzaville  2015

Bulgaria  2016

Latvia 2016

Austria 2017 Morocco  2017

Denmark 2018

Sri Lanka 2019

Tunisia  2019

How Democrats might woo undecided voters in 2020

A new report suggests Democrats have gained support among anti-immigration voters with left-wing economic views

PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP has ratcheted up his race-baiting rhetoric in recent weeks. In July, Mr Trump tweeted that several non-white Democratic members of the House of Representatives should “go back” to the countries they came from. In fact, three of the four congresswomen were born in America and all are American citizens. Weeks later, spurred on by a Fox News segment, Mr Trump characterised a congressional district in Baltimore as rat-infested and dangerous. It is no coincidence that the majority of the people living there are African-American. These attacks have been viewed by many as racist and divisive, but Mr Trump’s White House staff and campaign team have identified them as essential to his re-election. While anti-immigration voters were a key part of Mr Trump’s coalition in the 2016 presidential election, their allegiance in 2020 is not guaranteed.

In a new report from the Democracy Fund Voter Study Group (VSG), a collection of public opinion researchers, political scientist Lee Drutman finds that anti-immigration voters aren’t as monolithically pro-Trump as many believe. Their support for Democrats and Republicans is split between those who favour less government intervention in the economy, and those who hold more left-wing, interventionist economic views. According to Mr Drutman, these contrasts have only grown more stark since Mr Trump’s election. He estimates that Republicans have lost 23% of anti-immigration, economically-left voters since 2016—and since the group makes up 19% of the electorate, according to the VSG data, such losses are significant and potentially game-changing. There is some good news for Republicans. The Grand Old Party has made small gains among pro-immigration, economically right-leaning Americans. However, this group makes up just 8% of all voters, so Republicans cannot look to them to recoup their losses.

While anti-immigration, pro-intervention voters have fled the Republican Party writ large, they have also turned on the president himself. Although polling is hardly reliable when used to predict elections that are as far away as the 2020 contest, Mr Drutman’s analysis reveals that Mr Trump is lagging behind his 2016 vote share by ten percentage points today. The decline has come disproportionately from Americans who hold these seemingly contradictory views on economics and immigration—who he calls “cross-pressured” voters. But many of these cross-pressured voters, as well as 11% of the overall electorate, remain uncommitted to any party.

Democrats might appeal to these undecided, cross-pressured voters by focusing their campaign not on Mr Trump, immigration or the politics of race, but on economics. Some candidates are already taking this path. Elizabeth Warren, a senator for Massachusetts, has focused her campaign on economic inequality and taxes for the super-rich, for example, and released a “Plan for Economic Patriotism” that promises to deliver “faster growth, stronger American industry, and more good American jobs”. Such messaging could appeal to the voters who were attracted to Mr Trump’s “America First” economic nationalism last time around. Democrats have also focused on health-care reform in their 2020 campaigns so far, a key priority for anti-immigration, pro-economic intervention voters.

Any candidate’s success will come from their ability to woo these cross-pressured voters to their side. According to Catalist, a left-leaning political data firm, Democrats did just this in 2018. Their analysis of turnout and vote choice revealed that at least 89% of Democratic gains between 2016 and last year’s mid-term elections was due to Republican voters switching sides.

Still, voters might not replicate their 2018 behaviour. For one thing, mid-term cycles are famous for their violent swings against the party in power, and are scarcely predictive of a party’s performance in the following presidential election. For another, in America’s hyper-partisan environment, the Democratic Party’s eventual presidential nominee is likely to become less popular as election day nears and more people—especially Republicans—hear about them. This would make them less comparable to the down-ballot Democratic candidates that won big in the mid-terms, and more susceptible to partisan divides in the national electorate.

It is not yet clear what the battle lines will be this time around. Pundits basing their predictions for the 2020 election on voting patterns from 2016 could run into trouble if the past does not predict the future. Others reading too much into the 2018 contest could suffer from learning lessons that do not translate to presidential cycles. Prognosticators should only bet the farm on data from the current race.

https://www.economist.com/democracy-in-america/2019/08/07/how-democrats-might-woo-undecided-voters-in-2020

Jack Burns
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Canada
National Citizens Alliance 2014

La Meute 2015

Storm Alliance 2016

Canadian Nationalist Party 2017

Australia
TBC 2014

AR 2016

LS 2017

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Controversies
Spurred to action by Elizabeth May’s comment during the Maclean’s debate about leaving Quebec alone over Bill 21 so as not to fan the flames of separatism, Martineau reminded readers that staying in Canada carries a price tag, just like living with Mom and Dad for the sake of convenience.

When you live at home, he wrote, you don’t get to decide household rules. Mom and Dad do. “No parties during the week? No parties during the week. Home before midnight? You come home before midnight. They are the bosses. Not you.”

“Yes, but Mom and Dad have a big screen TV and they do my laundry.”

“You think this deal is worth your while? No problem. Accept the rules and don’t complain. Obey Mom and Dad, enjoy home cinema and being taken care of. Or leave home, live as you see fit, wash your own underwear and watch Apocalypse Now on your cell phone.”

The same goes for Quebec and Canada.

Mixing Politics and Piety, a Conservative Priest Seeks to Shape Poland’s Future.

TORUN, Poland — From the martyrs of World War II to the heroes who led the fight against communist rule, priests in Poland have long played an outsize role in shaping the political life of this deeply Catholic country.

And in Poland today, there is no more politically powerful — or divisive — cleric than the man referred to as “Father Director,” the Rev. Tadeusz Rydzyk.

Something of a cross between the televangelist Pat Robertson and Rush Limbaugh, Father Rydzyk wields power both from the pulpit and through his vast media empire. His Radio Maryja station, which reaches millions and is often the sole source of information for many older voters in rural Poland, offers a daily diet of horror stories about a world without faith, where gay people control the political agenda, universities are corrupted by “neo-Marxists,” and the Roman Catholic Church is under mortal threat.

With national elections less than a month away, on Oct. 13, Father Rydzyk is arguably the most important unelected man in Poland. His support for the governing Law and Justice party has delivered millions of votes and, in turn, the government has showered his business empire with tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks and grants.

The party has also pushed conservative policies he favors, but lawmakers have twice had to retreat on anti-abortion measures that Father Rydzyk supported, leading to speculation of a schism. At the moment, there is no indication that Father Rydzyk will align himself with any of the small right-wing parties trying to outflank Law and Justice. But his support is not unconditional, a point he has made clear in recent months.

“Father Rydzyk is an absolutely unique example of a Polish priest,” said Wawrzyniec Konarski, a political scientist and the rector of Vistula University in Warsaw. “He is socially conservative, as the clergy here usually are, but unlike any of his colleagues, he has an uncanny knack for business and generating money. And he’s a true public relations maverick.”

When Law and Justice swept to power in 2015 by promoting a potent mix of aggrieved nationalism, widespread social welfare spending and appeals to the faithful, Father Rydzyk’s support was critical.

To understand the enduring appeal of Law and Justice — even as critics accuse it of undermining the Polish Constitution and drifting toward authoritarian rule — one needs to understand how intertwined its message has become with the church.

When Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of Law and Justice, kicked off the campaign season this month, he argued that Polish patriotism and the Catholic church are forever linked.

“Christianity is part of our national identity. The church was and is a preacher and possessor of the only system of values fully known in Poland,” Mr. Kaczynski said in a speech in Lublin. “Besides the church, there is only nihilism — I repeat it again. And we reject this nihilism, because nihilism builds nothing, nihilism destroys everything.”

It was a version of what Father Rydzyk, 74, was telling his supporters on the same day in the medieval walled-city of Torun in central Poland.

“We need to take good care of Poland, Poland’s future and faith, because they want to whip it away from us,” the priest told a crowd of supporters, some of whom huddled outside under stone arches of the church he built three years ago. “We know of course which party we are going to vote for. But make sure the people we choose from this party are righteous, will defend the church, Catholics and our values.”

With a deeply divided public distrustful of the news media and naturally suspicious of its neighbors to both the east and the west, priests hold a singular place of authority in Polish society.

When a documentary was released before recent local elections revealing devastating examples of how priests sexually abused children and how church officials covered it up, many saw it not as evidence of an institution that lost its way, but one that needed to be defended.

The chief apostle of the view that Polish values and faith are under siege is Father Rydzyk, and he has used that message to secure his place as a champion for those who feel unmoored in an increasingly secular Europe.

In turn, he has used that influence to expand his media empire and enrich his Lux Veritatis Foundation, which controls a variety of businesses, including a cellphone network provider and a geothermal plant.

Since Law and Justice came to power in 2015, Father Rydzyk’s businesses have received at least $55 million in subsidies from at least 10 ministries and state companies, according to public records.

The money has gone to dozens of causes including a new museum, a university, social campaigns and even media courses for judges at Father Rydzyk’s College of Social and Media Culture in Torun.

While church attendance has steadily declined across Europe, 87 percent of Poland’s 38 million people declare themselves as Catholic.

But even among the faithful, Father Rydzyk is a deeply divisive figure, and his views are by no means universally shared among Catholics.

His Radio Maryja was one of the first stations to start broadcasting after the collapse of Communism. From the start, the language used by those working for his outlets has come under criticism as promoting xenophobia, homophobia, euroskepticism and anti-Semitism.

Father Rydzyk himself has called gay people “disgusting” and “an abomination”; branded the European Union “the new Soviet Union”; and repeatedly insinuated that Poland is ruled by Jews.

Even Mr. Kaczynski, now 70, was critical of the station in the 1990s

“Radio Maryja upholds today deeply anti-Western values, it’s ill-disposed toward church officials, it’s pro-Russian,” he said in an interview for “Gazeta Polska” in 1998.

But by targeting people who felt left behind in Poland’s transition to capitalism from socialism, Father Rydzyk built a deeply loyal base of support.

Mr. Kaczynski and Father Rydzyk repaired their relationship, and endorsements from the Catholic leader’s media outlets in 2005 helped Mr. Kaczynski’s party secure victories in elections that year, although they were voted out two years later and did not regain power until 2015.

The government has continued to direct state funds to businesses associated with Father Rydzyk, leading critics to charge that their bond is based on financial greed and political need rather than faith.

“The funding Father Rydzyk has received from Law and Justice is beyond imagining, but he’s always wanted more than money,” said Ireneusz Krzeminski, a sociologist at Warsaw University who has studied coverage of Radio Maryja. “He has created a nationalist-Catholic ideology, which only makes sense when it is translated into political actions.”

Law and Justice has delivered on several issues important to Father Rydzyk, including the forced closing of all retail stores on most Sundays and blocking sexual education classes.

But the government has twice tried to push through new restrictions on abortion and both times was forced to back down in the face of large street protests and resistance from Polish women.

The failure to restrict abortion is part of the reason there has been speculation that Father Rydzyk might end his support of the party, but there is little evidence of a lasting schism.

Abortion has not been a major talking point early in the election campaign. Instead, conservative politicians and priests alike have aimed their fire at gay men and lesbians and leaders of the opposition, whom they condemn as morally and politically corrupt.

It is a message that appeals to voters like Kazimierz Bujnowski, a 60-year-old retired transport worker.

He is concerned that patriotic love of country is being replaced with a toxic multiculturalism. He is suspicious of unbridled capitalism. And he fears that Poles are being made to feel ashamed to be Polish.

That is why he found himself huddling in the rain in Torun along with hundreds of others who could not find a seat in the packed church to listen to Father Rydzyk this month.

“He is saying that Poles need to be patriotic and free to feel Polish,” Mr. Bujnowski said. “That is what I want.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/21/world/europe/poland-elections-tadeusz-rydzyk.html

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The Liberal elite say this African gang crisis is not a big issue. they say its just a handful of Africans who commit 100 crimes. Ok then, if that's the case then lets deport these handful of Africans. then we would see the crime go down. #AfricanGangs #thedrum #auspol #vicpol

Early 2018
75,000 at the boxing day cricket. No pill testing, no overdoses. Maybe look at the drug/music festivals and get serious with people dealing illicit drugs

Pill testing will not stop people taking illicit drugs though. If anything it will make people feel "safe" and more than likely increase usage. Correct me if I am wrong, though I thought illicit drug taking was illegal?

Everybody needs to get out and vote on Thursday. The polls are looking great but don’t trust them blindly and get complacent. I don’t trust them....they could be tricking us into a false sense of security so we don’t bother voting. We’ve definitely got this but we all need to cast out vote. BREXIT PARTY....ONWARD AND UPWARD !!

the greens are legitimizing drugs with this idea of drug testing. making drugs normal and safe. they are not normal or safe plus what kinda of mixed messaging is this. one hand we say people should get help from drugs but then people like the greens say no lets just legitimize drugs with drug testing.

We should have a public register of all supporters of drug testing, if they want it so much then they should pay for it, they should donate to it instead of making people who don't support drug taking paying for it.

If they want to be stupid and take drugs then let them, let them die because of their stupid choice of taking drugs. the rest of us taxpayers shouldn't spent a singe cent on drug testing for these people. the greens are so stupid they just don't get it, If they just talked about real green issues such as the environment and lowering immigration to sustainable levels then they would get more support. instead they talk about these little stupid issues.

Or don't gamble with your life and it won't be an issue will it?

say no to drugs

You know whats Simple. Don't Take Drugs in the First Place.

Hey we have been giving them millions for a very long time, like to know why

Just don’t give them any money!

So how many billions did Indonesia spend on their military this year ? And they want more of my tax money.?

You have lost my vote! Thought things would change when Turnbull got booted out, but no! Your his clone

So, to be clear, you've signed this agreement to benefit Indonesian citizens?

How much has Indonesia given in aid for our farmers?

Yes..kids are kids...BUT....your first ,second.and third obligation is to the kids of this country..

Sure it is or is it more crippling of Australia giving them cheap access to our good quality food and us paying for their crap stuff!

I wish there will be a time that a Government in Australia starts looking after the country & it,s people FIRST. We have children living in poverty here, homelessness is growing at a rapid rate, pensioners living below the poverty line, most struggling to just keep their head above water while we take care of the rest of the world first. And please take the cheque book of the Foreign Affairs Minister. Not even one week in the job & gives away $70 million overseas. There is so much to fix in "THIS" country. PM Morrison listen to the cries of the people here !!! Farmers, cost of living, immigration, Paris agreement, & we didn't vote for the UN to rule over us.

They already did,built a school for them?while we have mass homeless,farmers loosing their farms,people waiting for long periods of time to have opperations,I thought it was look after your own FIRST

Their army ranked 15th ours 22nd in the world, no more of our tax money to them!

So Australia has built 2700 schools in Indonesia since the tsunami, yet our kids education funding is dropping in real terms, schools have closed, teaching standards are less than would be desired, NAPLAN testing shows how poorly schools are doing internationally. Does anyone else see a problem with this?

It is probably senseless writing a comment on the Liberal Party of Australia site as I don't believe they ever read or take notice of them. They post their drivel and expect all Australians to pat them on the back and say "job well done", but it is not a job well done. Mr Morrison you are not the PM of West Java or Indonesia, you are supposed to be the PM of Australia and you should be putting Australians first and foremost. When you say "jobs and opportunity" for whom are you referring? Australians or Indonesians? It's about time you listened to the voices of Australians and not your mates in Indonesia, West Java or the UN or you won't be the PM for very long. You only have eight months to turn this around but by giving more and more money to overseas countries instead of looking out for your own people, the Liberal Party will feel the huge backlash or the Australian people come the next election.

Keep giving money away, look in your own back yard Morrison

Free trade will never benefit workers and businesses in Australia

Stop Aid TO everyone...Charity starts at home

We are giving away borrowed money. Money they use to expand they’re military

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Following a tragic double-murder, capital punishment has surged as an election issue. There now appears a real possibility that right-wing candidate Jyn Haskell, running on a “Do the Crime, pay the Penalty” platform, will gain power. While society’s intelligentsia is outraged, debate rages as to whether the government should intervene.

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