Dear John

This is very exciting news. In a week’s time, we will see the much-anticipated return of the ‘Please Explain’ cartoon series. We know how much you’ve loved the first two series, so by popular demand, it’s back!

Our cartoon series has helped shape the Australian political landscape since its launch in 2022.

The ‘Please Explain’ bat has been swung at political actors of all stripes, not just the party in power. Be assured, that is the way it will always be.

One of the most important messages conveyed by the show is how immature our political leaders are.

The Prime Minister and State Premiers display immaturity in spades. How hard would it be to admit, ‘Hey, look, I told you tax cuts were here to stay, but I lied’. To admit your gut-faced lie shows maturity, and you may even be forgiven.

Will Albo’s loose association with the truth be the subject of cartoon ridicule? We shall see.

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The Queensland Premier could have shown maturity and clarity of mind when asked about tragic murders at a press conference just a few weeks ago. Instead, he laughed at the question like a school kid. No one can deny it’s a sign of immaturity.

None of our current crop of government leaders have worked in the real world. They haven’t sweated in a kitchen, built a business from the ground up, had a career down a mine at the coal face, or worked long hours keeping a farm going.

Hard work building a career matures a person, along with family and connection to the community.

Maturity is what a modern country like Australia needs to face complex challenges: people who have developed skills in the real world and apply those skills to making laws that help bring simplicity and ease to people’s lives.

Complex, costly, aggressive, and cumbersome laws are what’s created when a leader has no real-life experience. A lack of maturity is a primary reason so many of our laws are making life hard for people.

At every turn, in almost every scene of ‘Please Explain’, our political crop of leaders displays how their immaturity is gravely affecting the potential success of our nation.

Be assured, left-wing complaints about the humour and fun of the ‘Please Explain’ series won’t dampen our creative energy to deliver on this show. Their whining is the sound of immature sulking.

One Nation will always present a responsible, mature, and confident face for Australia. Our pledge is to say the things that need to be said, and present the policies that are at times tough but are also what are needed to progress our country to the highest levels possible. That’s maturity.

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James Ashby, One Nation candidate for Keppel, discusses the complex issue of crime in regional Queensland. There are real solutions to the crime problem, but Labor has spent the last 9 years making the problem worse. 

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This past week, Senator Malcolm Roberts has been working hard to expose the underhanded deals that were made to force the population to take the vaccine. The footage of the interrogation and Sky News' coverage is in the link. 

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Sarah Game MLC, South Australia One Nation, carries the torch for us on accountability. Sarah's work in South Australia to make politicians and parliament more accountable is to be commended. 

Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
https://www.onenation.org.au/