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>>>/qresearch/18046171 Kevin Rudd Tweet (2021): Unbelievable that Murdoch media would publish this outrageous cartoon of President Biden calling him “Creepy Joe” - and for what reason? Then suggesting he’s controlled by a non-existent organisation - “Antifa”. All QAnon crap. #MurdochRoyalCommission
>>>/qresearch/18046179 Kevin Rudd Tweet (2021): Video: In America, the Murdoch media continues to support a QAnon congresswoman who is notorious for her racist, antisemitic nonsense. The lesson for Australia? Murdoch will back bigger fruitcakes than Craig Kelly if he thinks there’s money and power to be gained
>>>/qresearch/18046186 Kevin Rudd Tweet (2021): Great speech by Chris Bowen on Morrison and his close personal relationship with an activist from QAnon - the far right, extremist, religious conspiracy group that stormed the US Capitol.
>>>/qresearch/18046189 Kevin Rudd Tweet (2021): Video: Could you imagine any other Australian PM refusing to answer questions about inviting an extreme, far-right religious cultist to Kirribilli House? What about accepting his help to write a speech to parliament? His own family reported him to the National Security Hotline.
>>>/qresearch/18046192 Kevin Rudd Tweet (2021): Premier Andrews is right to call out Morrison's offensive courting of political extremists at the expense of ordinary law-abiding Australians. Whether it's far-right radicals, anti-vaxxers or the QAnon cult. Just appalling.
>>>/qresearch/18046199 Q Post #2576 - Those with the most to lose are the loudest. Those who 'knowingly' broke the law in a coordinated effort [treason] are the most vocal. Crimes against Humanity. Q - https://qanon.pub/#2576
>>>/qresearch/18046747 U.S. Embassy Australia Tweet: Video: Thank you for a fantastic 2022, Australia! Happy New Year!
>>>/qresearch/18057788 Emese Abigail Fajk, alleged “international con woman” accused of a raft of offences within the Ukraine Foreign Legion, including blackmail, misappropriation of donations and stealing a “massive shipment” of medical supplies valued up to $US2.5m
>>>/qresearch/18071608 Rudd tells US not to ‘throw allies under a bus’ - Australia’s soon-to-be ambassador to the United States, Kevin Rudd, says America needs to stop throwing some foreign allies “under a bus” on trade and economics if it wants to build international support to push back against China
>>>/qresearch/18071684 The Wiggles slammed for hinting at ‘new collab’ with Lil Nas X: ‘You betrayed us’ - The Wiggles have been blasted on social media after hinting at a “new collab” with US rapper Lil Nas X - The popular children’s music group posed for a picture with the controversial American rapper, who was holding a purple Wiggles shirt, at Falls Festival in Melbourne - “Such a shame, my daughter loved The Wiggles. I don’t see how someone who lap dances the devil in their music videos is a good candidate for working in the children’s music industry,” one infuriated mother wrote
>>>/qresearch/18071688 Fans criticise The Wiggles for posing with Lil Nas X at Australian music festival - The Wiggles have sparked outrage after posing with controversial rapper Lil Nas X - One outraged Twitter user wrote: "You're riding Satan in your new music video. You're proud of that?" - Another said: “Lil Nas X new music video ‘Call Me By Your Name.....if that doesn’t scream I sold my soul to the devil than idk.”
>>>/qresearch/18079409 Australia to buy long-range HIMARS missile system from United States after Ukraine praises weapon's effectiveness against Russia - Australia's Army will have an unprecedented long-range strike capability with the purchase of the US-made High Mobility Artillery Rocket (HIMARS) system, which Ukraine has praised for its devastating effectiveness against invading Russian forces
>>>/qresearch/18079427 Former PM Kevin Rudd tells United States to stop throwing allies 'under a bus' to limit Chinese influence in the region - Australia's incoming ambassador to Washington, Kevin Rudd, has been accused of engaging in "opinionated lecturing" after he declared the United States needs to stop throwing its allies "under a bus" on the economy
>>>/qresearch/18079476 NSW ‘ISIS bride’ charged for allegedly entering Islamic State-run areas of Syria - Mariam Raad charged with entering and remaining in the “declared zone” of al-Raqqa province in Syria, which was an IS stronghold in 2014 - Police say they have new evidence she willingly entered Islamic State territory in 2014 and knew of her then-husband, Muhammad Zahab’s activities with the group
>>>/qresearch/18087932 US senators’ leaked letter won’t sink AUKUS subs deal: defence minister - Defence Minister Richard Marles has insisted Australia’s plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines remains on track after two US senators staged a dramatic intervention, warning Joe Biden the AUKUS pact risked stressing America’s industrial base to “breaking point”
>>>/qresearch/18087967 EXCLUSIVE: Reed, Inhofe warn Biden AUKUS risks becoming ‘zero sum game’ for US Navy - "We are concerned that what was initially touted as a 'do no harm' opportunity to support Australia and the United Kingdom and build long-term competitive advantages for the U.S. and its Pacific allies, may be turning into a zero-sum game for scarce, highly advanced U.S. SSNs," wrote the Senate Armed Services Committee heads
>>>/qresearch/18097132 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese 'very confident' AUKUS deal will benefit all three countries, despite concerns raised in US - Australia is on track to announce plans to buy new nuclear-powered submarines from the US and UK, despite scepticism in Washington - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Defence Minister Richard Marles said on Saturday Australia's relationship with the US remained strong
>>>/qresearch/18097141 Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to address Papua New Guinea's national parliament on two-day trip - Mr Albanese had been due to visit PNG in December last year but the trip was postponed after he tested positive to COVID-19 - He will attend an annual Leaders' Dialogue, before flying to Wewak in the north to pay homage to the late Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare
>>>/qresearch/18097188 Australian YouTuber reported to police by Ukrainian ambassador over alleged 'harassment campaign' - In a video posted to YouTube, Simeon Boikov - also known as 'Aussie Cossack' - made a prank call to Ukraine's ambassador to Australia Vasyl Myroshnychenko
>>>/qresearch/18102810 Worst floods in WA’s history cut off towns, could create an inland sea - Children are being winched out of remote communities, while livestock and wallabies are seeking refuge on small islands in what has been described as the worst flooding in Western Australia’s history, in the state’s northern Kimberley region - “People in the Kimberley are experiencing a one-in-100-year flood event, the worst flooding WA has ever seen,” the state’s Emergency Services Minister Stephen Dawson said
>>>/qresearch/18108718 Dutton adamant Australia can still buy subs off the shelf - Peter Dutton says there is “no question” Australia could still buy two Virginia-class submarines from America by 2030 despite the heads of the US Senate armed services committee advising against it and warning the AUKUS pact risked stretching the nation’s industrial base “to breaking point”
>>>/qresearch/18108782 Malcolm Turnbull fires warning shot as AUKUS submarine debate rages - Former PM Malcolm Turnbull has issued a stern warning on the AUKUS submarines deal, noting a crucial element of the plan could undermine our sovereignty
>>>/qresearch/18108831 Islamic State Missile terrorist to return to NSW country town after prison - Haisem Zahab, convicted Islamic State terrorist linked by marriage to “ISIS bride” Mariam Raad is expected to return to his home in the rural NSW town of Young after his release from prison this year, angering residents already reeling from the arrest last week of the 31-year-old mother of four
>>>/qresearch/18115415 Not a day to celebrate: Wollongong university staff given option to work on Australia Day holiday - Vice-chancellor Patricia Davidson says 26 January is seen as Invasion Day by First Nations colleagues and we should ‘be clear about what we’re celebrating’
>>>/qresearch/18115451 Retired admiral sinks Turnbull ‘sovereignty’ fear - Peter Clarke, the only Australian admiral to have commanded both a nuclear and a diesel-electric submarine, has dismissed as “complete nonsense” criticism by Malcolm Turnbull that the trilateral AUKUS agreement to obtain a fleet of nuclear submarines would undermine Australian sovereignty
>>>/qresearch/18115494 AUKUS subs warning ‘inaccurate portrayal’: Democrat congressman Joe Courtney, senior member of the House of Representatives Sea Power committee - One of the strongest supporters of the AUKUS security pact in the US congress has urged “everyone to take a deep breath”, amid growing fears US shipyards won’t have the capacity to provide Australia with nuclear-powered submarines before the nation has the capacity to build them itself
>>>/qresearch/18115506 Memo PM: on AUKUS, you need to lead it or lose it - Albanese needs to be more energised about the risks to AUKUS, and hence to his prime ministership, than was on display at last Saturday’s media conference. He foreshadowed a meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, “who I will meet with again in the first half of the year”, but there was no mention of further engagement with Biden, the essential figure in AUKUS success. - Peter Jennings - theaustralian.com.au
>>>/qresearch/18128882 US politicians express strong support for AUKUS submarine deal in letter to President Joe Biden - A bipartisan group of United States politicians have publicly thrown their weight behind the AUKUS pact after two powerful US Senators warned that selling Virginia-class nuclear submarines to Australia could stretch the US industrial base to "breaking point."
>>>/qresearch/18128948 NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet apologises for wearing Nazi costume on 21st birthday - NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has apologised after revealing he wore a Nazi costume on his 21st birthday - Speaking on radio hours after a shock press conference, the premier admitted he should have revealed his "grave mistake" earlier
>>>/qresearch/18128956 Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell’s vile act outside court after sentence for assault on Nine Network security guard - A Melbourne neo-Nazi who violently assaulted a black security guard performed a Nazi salute outside court moments after avoiding jail time for his “sickening” crime
>>>/qresearch/18128995 Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese keen to strengthen ties in first visit to Papua New Guinea - PNG Foreign Affairs Minister Justin Tkatchenko said that with the new Australian government, PNG sees a "brighter light" and expects "more partnership", which he believes will make the relationship "bigger and better than it has been before"
>>>/qresearch/18135941 PNG security deal to push Beijing back - Australia will sign a new security pact with Papua New Guinea by June, as the two countries agree to move more quickly to push back against China’s regional ambitions and address entrenched law and order struggles facing the Pacific nation
>>>/qresearch/18153811 Albanese confident US powerbrokers will keep faith in AUKUS - Anthony Albanese is directly lobbying members of US congress to hold the line in supporting the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal as it comes under criticism in America, calling the pact essential in strengthening Australia’s defence capabilities
>>>/qresearch/18153844 Senior military leader concerned by Canada's absence from American-British-Australian security pact - Canada could miss out on important technology, says Vice-Admiral Bob Auchterlonie - There are concerns at the highest levels of the Canadian Armed Forces that this country won't have access to the same cutting-edge military technology as its closest allies because it is not part of a security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States
>>>/qresearch/18153870 Operation Ironside: Authorities closing in on the international drug-smuggling operations of Australia’s most wanted man, Hakan Ayik, and his offsider Duax Ngakuru, the global boss of the Comanchero outlaw motorcycle gang
>>>/qresearch/18160286 Retired Major General, Senator Jim Molan dies aged 72 - Jim Molan, the architect of the nation’s Operation Sovereign Borders policy and NSW Liberal senator, has died aged 72 - The former major general in the Australian Army passed away surrounded by family after a two-year battle with cancer
>>>/qresearch/18160315 Russian and Belarusian flags banned at Australian Open after controversy during Ukrainian's match - The presence of a Russian flag in the stands at the Australian Open has prompted organisers to ban them from Melbourne Park - The red, white and blue stripes of the Russian flag were visible in the crowd during the first-round match between Kateryna Baindl and Kamilla Rakhimova on day one of the tennis major
>>>/qresearch/18166750 Hundreds of thousands told they can ‘swap the date’ and work Australia Day - Hundreds of thousands of workers across the public and private sectors will be given the option to work on Australia Day instead of celebrating the public holiday as the national debate intensifies about the appropriateness of celebrating the 1788 arrival of the first fleet
>>>/qresearch/18166822 Operation Ironside: Australian and Kiwi ‘sting of the century’ arrests - Former Sydney man Osemah El Hassen and New Zealand citizen Shane Ngakuru arrested as the FBI chase down the global group they allege was responsible for administering, distributing and marketing the encrypted devices and platform known as AN0M, widely used in the criminal underworld
>>>/qresearch/18166827 US-accused Edwin Harmendra Kumar kept in Aussie jail since 2021 - A man wanted in the US to face racketeering charges has spent 19 months in jail in Australia despite facing no local charges, as his extradition application drags on - Sydney man Edwin Harmendra Kumar was arrested and remanded in custody on June 7, 2021, after a global sting by the Australian Federal Police and the FBI using the trojan horse encrypted app AN0M
>>>/qresearch/18166835 Australia to buy 40 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters from United States to replace troubled Taipan fleets - The Australian Army will ditch its European-made Taipan helicopter fleet early, with Labor confirming they will be replaced by a multi-billion-dollar purchase of American-made Black Hawks
>>>/qresearch/18166844 Australian soldiers deployed to UK to train everyday Ukrainians, like bakers and hairdressers - Australian soldiers will be deployed this week to train everyday Ukrainians - like pastry chefs and taxi drivers - in a bid to bolster Kiev’s defence as Russia’s war rages on
>>>/qresearch/18173359 Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews Tweet: Through a pandemic, a terrorist attack and an eruption, Jacinda led with a kindness which came to define her Prime Ministership. A real leader, with so much to be proud of.
>>>/qresearch/18180137 OPINION: Jacinda Ardern reminds us that kindness and strength are not mutually exclusive - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese - theage.com.au
>>>/qresearch/18180152 New Zealand PM Ardern announces resignation, recognized for her role in ties with China - Wang Qi - globaltimes.cn
>>>/qresearch/18180190 Alice Springs mayor Matt Paterson calls for federal police, ADF assistance amid crime crisis - The mayor of Alice Springs has called for the army or federal police to be deployed to the outback town to assist with a prolonged and frequently violent crime crisis
>>>/qresearch/18180217 NT Police Minister Kate Worden visits Alice Springs amid crime crisis - Police Minister Kate Worden has called on liquor retailers to come together to stamp out the “black market” secondary supply of alcohol seen as a root cause of crime in Alice Springs
>>>/qresearch/18180264 Opposition Leader Peter Dutton calls for the federal government to take urgent action in Alice Springs, where a prolonged and frequently violent crime crisis has taken hold - The Northern Territory town has been battling against a spike in theft, assaults and anti-social behaviour, which has seen a surge in home robberies and property crime
>>>/qresearch/18180306 Elders ready to intervene in Alice - The Albanese government has rejected pleas to send federal police to stem the wave of violent crime engulfing Alice Springs, as Aboriginal elders in remote communities plan their own emergency intervention to remove young troublemakers from town
>>>/qresearch/18185491 Mutual admiration as billionaire Gates meets PM Albanese in Sydney - Billionaire Bill Gates had never met Anthony Albanese before Saturday, but he thought he’d drop in on the Australian prime minister to talk vaccines, energy and climate change - Gates, who is in the country with his foundation and representatives from his company, Breakthrough Energy, has made it his mission to ensure world leaders are ready for the next pandemic
>>>/qresearch/18185495 Video: Bill Gates meets Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at Kirribilli House - One of the world's wealthiest people Bill Gates, is meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at Kirribilli House. The pair are expected to talk on energy, tackling climate change, the Foundation and opportunities in the Pacific - Sky News Australia
>>>/qresearch/18186908 Video: Albanese hosts Bill Gates at Kirribilli House over key global issues - The Prime Minister has met with billionaire Bill Gates to discuss climate change and energy shortages, as well as healthcare - 9 News Australia
>>>/qresearch/18187108 Democrat push to grant Australia a waiver to import nuclear subs earlier than expected - A maze of US regulations and export control laws stand between Australia and the multibillion-dollar AUKUS submarine agreement, prompting Democratic congressman Joe Courtney, a key ally of the pact in Congress to propose a blanket exemption to accelerate delivery of the nuclear-powered fleet
>>>/qresearch/18187122 Alice Springs, a town on the edge of its wits - Daylight home invasions, car theft, vandalism and the constant threat of physical violence have made the CBD a no-go zone, plagued by out-of-control youths, often drunk - Todd Mall, once a thriving hub of Indigenous art galleries, restaurants, pubs and cafes is now a collection of dozens of boarded-up and shuttered shops
>>>/qresearch/18200992 Andrews government quietly shelves Australia Day parade - Move welcomed by the co-chair of the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria who described the event as an annual “slap in the face” - The parade down Swanston Street in Melbourne’s CBD will not return this year after two years of COVID cancellations - Instead the government will host an event in Federation Square to “reflect, respect, celebrate” on January 26
>>>/qresearch/18201002 Invasion Day rallies will campaign against the Voice - Invasion Day rallies in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane will march under slogans calling for treaty and sovereignty to take priority over a Voice to parliament, as the Indigenous organisers say they will campaign against the push for constitutional recognition
>>>/qresearch/18201061 Video: Horrific scenes of public violence in Alice - On any given night, more than 200 children, some as young as five, roam the streets of Alice Springs looking for trouble, and almost always find it - Many of those kids are drinking alcohol, sometimes in the form of hand sanitiser diluted in soft drinks, or consuming deodorant, petrol or glue - Marion Scrymgour, Labor’s MP in Alice Springs says alcohol bans need to be brought back to curb the spiralling violence and crime
>>>/qresearch/18201073 Australian Federal Police support Northern Ireland Police investigation into institutional abuse - The AFP is supporting the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s effort to locate women and children affected by institutional abuse between 1922 and 1990 as the search widens to Australia - The Police Service launched an investigation in 2021 into allegations of abuse within Mother and Baby Institutions, Work Houses and Magdalene Laundries in Northern Ireland and believes victims and witnesses may now live in Australia - They are appealing for mothers who gave birth in, or anyone who was adopted from institutions in Northern Ireland between 1922 and 1990 to come forward - These institutions housed many, including pregnant women and girls from 1922 to 1990 in Northern Ireland, who often felt coerced into giving up their child
>>>/qresearch/18201546 Pandemic preparedness lacking: Bill Gates - Tech multi-billionaire Bill Gates says that when future pandemics hit, stronger political cooperation is needed, even among foes - He told an audience at the Lowy Institute think tank in Sydney on Monday that he wouldn't say that any country got their COVID-19 response totally right - Mr Gates praised Australia's policies in helping keep infection rates low before vaccines were rolled out
>>>/qresearch/18201605 Video: Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton urges PM to visit Alice Springs amid crime increase - Pressure has been building on both the federal and Northern Territory governments to take further action on the issue - "If the level of violence, of crime, of sexual assault, of domestic and family violence was occurring in Brisbane or in Melbourne or in Hobart or in Sydney, there would be outrage."
>>>/qresearch/18201660 Indigenous Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price renews her calls for Anthony Albanese to visit Alice Springs which has been "described as a war zone" and to provide federal government support amid a crime crisis
>>>/qresearch/18208408 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese flies into Alice Springs after days of pressure from the federal opposition and national media over crime and alcohol-fuelled violence in the town - The federal government has already rejected calls from Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson for the Australian Defence Force or federal police to be deployed to the town
>>>/qresearch/18208441 Ukraine to Australia: Don’t succumb to war fatigue - Ukraine is urging Australia not to succumb to fatigue over its war with Russia as it pleads for more military assistance from the federal government before the upcoming one-year anniversary of Vladimir Putin’s invasion - Ukrainian ambassador to Australia Vasyl Myroshnychenko said Australia had been generous in its support for his nation’s war effort, but expressed concern aid may drop off in the future as the conflict grinds on
>>>/qresearch/18208456 Ukraine alert over Block bid reneger Emese Abigail Fajk - Ukrainian parliamentarian Maryan Zablotskyy has directed the country’s leading security agency to investigate alleged “international con woman” Emese Abigail Fajk following accusations of blackmail, counterespionage and financial crimes inside Ukraine’s Foreign Legion - Ms Fajk, who made headlines in Australia in 2020 when she placed a $4m winning bid on a house on Nine Network’s The Block but failed to pay, has been accused of a raft of offences including blackmail, misappropriation of donations and stealing medical supplies valued up to $US2.5m ($3.6m)
>>>/qresearch/18208488 Bill Gates backs gas in shift to green-energy world - Billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft founder Bill Gates has backed gas as a critical part of the globe’s transition to green energy, saying it is the stepping stone to a hydrogen-powered world and that poorer countries will need fossil fuels like it for years to come - The world’s fourth richest man is in Australia for a series of talks and met Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
>>>/qresearch/18208522 Calls to ban ‘Holocaust denier’ Kanye from Australia - Controversial rapper Kanye West has been labelled an “extremist” with a “history of provocation” by Victorian Industry Minister Ben Carroll ahead of his reported visit to Melbourne - The fiery comments come just as West is believed to be heading to the city next week to meet the family of his new Australian wife, Bianca Censori
>>>/qresearch/18208555 US Congressman suggests sending jointly operated US submarine to Australia as AUKUS announcement looms - A senior member of the US Congress has called for a dual-crewed American submarine to be based in Australia as part of an interim measure under the AUKUS agreement - Republican Rob Wittman also argued Australian shipbuilders and sailors should be sent to the US for months at a time to prepare them for the eventual acquisition of a nuclear-powered submarine fleet
>>>/qresearch/18208569 Video: The path ahead for AUKUS - Nearly 18 months after unveiling the AUKUS agreement, the federal government is preparing to announce exactly how it plans to acquire nuclear-powered submarines. But just weeks out from the major update, there are signs that support in the United States might be wavering, with political division over the best way of avoiding Australia's looming capability gap. North America correspondent Jade Macmillan spoke to members of congress on both sides of the aisle about the path ahead - ABC News (Australia)
>>>/qresearch/18221059 Fly-in Anthony Albanese with one week fix - Anthony Albanese will not support blanket alcohol bans across central Australia to combat grog-fuelled violence in Alice Springs, despite warnings from Indigenous leaders that urgent “positive discrimination” is needed to protect under-siege households and businesses
>>>/qresearch/18221098 Video: New Alice Springs alcohol restrictions after Albanese’s crime wave crisis talks - Alcohol sales will be subject to immediate curbs across the Northern Territory in a step towards more sweeping bans within a week, after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese flew to Alice Springs to respond to a surge in violence ravaging Indigenous communities
>>>/qresearch/18221127 After Alice alcohol clampdown, NT to get tougher cash restrictions - Northern Territory residents could be subject to tougher spending restrictions when the cashless debit card used to control their spending winds up in March, while Prime Minister Anthony says he is open to a return of total alcohol bans for communities at risk
>>>/qresearch/18221139 ‘Still at war’: Lidia Thorpe casts doubt over Greens’ support - Greens’ First Nations spokeswoman Lidia Thorpe says Australia is “still at war” and that an Indigenous voice to parliament is not the answer to ending that conflict, signalling rising Left-wing opposition to enshrining the advisory body in the constitution - It comes as organisers of “Invasion Day” rallies across the country flagged they would campaign against the voice on Australia Day
>>>/qresearch/18221154 Pressure is building as the voice vote draws close - Anthony Albanese’s crisis dash to Alice Springs on Tuesday revealed a Prime Minister under pressure, months out from staking his authority on a referendum to enshrine a constitutional Indigenous voice to parliament
>>>/qresearch/18221174 Change by stealth: bosses ‘undermining our holiday’ - The Coalition has accused Labor of encouraging corporate Australia “to change our national day by stealth” after Telstra chief executive Vicki Brady revealed she would work on Australia Day, declaring that for many First Nations people January 26 was a “painful reminder of discrimination and exclusion”
>>>/qresearch/18221223 ‘Huge moment’: Government prepares to unveil AUKUS plan - Defence Minister Richard Marles says the government has almost completed its plan to acquire a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS pact and won’t shy away from taking tough decisions to overhaul the Defence Force for today’s military threats
>>>/qresearch/18228346 PRESS STATEMENT: Australia National Day - ANTONY J. BLINKEN, SECRETARY OF STATE - On behalf of the people and Government of the United States, I extend best wishes to all Australians on the occasion of Australia Day on January 26
>>>/qresearch/18228355 Thousands protest Invasion Day in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra - Dramatic scenes erupted at Invasion Day rallies across the country, with fights breaking out and Greens senator Lidia Thorpe declaring “they are stealing our babies”
>>>/qresearch/18228382 Senator Lidia Thorpe protests Voice referendum at Invasion Day rally - “We have an opportunity to have a treaty – which is only through a piece of legislation, they could put 10 independent black seats in the senate today.” - Sky News Australia
>>>/qresearch/18228396 Lidia Thorpe pushes for treaty at Invasion Day rally: 'We need to end the war on our people' - Lidia Thorpe tells Guardian reporter Cait Kelly that Labor needs to prove that the voice to parliament would not cede sovereignty of Indigenous land rights - Guardian Australia
>>>/qresearch/18228406 Anon on calls for a Treaty: "I wonder who exactly the leftards think the early administrators of Australia should have made a treaty with? You had a stone-age, nomadic people with no centralised government and at least 250 distinct languages spoken. How would a treaty even work? Make one with every different group?"