Think back to the infamous photo from the 2018 summit, wherein German Chancellor Angela Merkel is leaning on a table toward a seated and smirking Donald Trump. Of the five world leaders pictured, only French President Emmanuel Macron remains.
The coalition’s Bridget McKenzie has her own questions to answer.
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Start holding the beaks and bureaucrats as accountable as the bosses for the consequences of their decisions. Then we’ll see some rapid changes.
Regardless of the outcome, half the country will feel like they live under an occupational government. In doing so, the public is becoming more aware of the true nature of the state.
Technology has always been a vital tool in presidential elections, but a new device or medium occasionally comes along and transforms how campaigns are run and where they put their focus and energy.
NIMBYism, building costs, consumer tastes, regulation and taxation will keep Victoria’s housing supply low, despite efforts from the Allan Government to power ahead with new developments.
Compare this with the less than $150,000 paid out for ALL vaccine injury (excluding Covid) each year, in 2018 and 2019.
Six brief presentations highlight the evidence that Covid vaccines are neither safe nor effective; call for an immediate halt to the Covid jab rollout; and call for recognition, justice and compensation for the ‘vaccine’ injured and bereaved.
Why would American voters be suspicious about their free and fair election?
The public should be very sceptical of this style of politics, and politicians should be pressured to rule out such cosy arrangements in future negotiations.
A small amount of research quickly reveals that a president never calls the shots on any important issue.
