This week One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson asked the Senate to vote on whether they agreed with One Nation that all lives matter.

You would think this would be a pretty easy one for the Senate but in the end, only two Senators, Pauline Hanson and her fellow One Nation Senator, Malcolm Roberts, voted yes to all lives matter.

Every other Senator in the Australian parliament refused to vote yes.

What a disgusting message to send to Australians.

Every other Senator be it Liberal, National, Labor, Centre Alliance, Greens or even Jacqui Lambie was too gutless to stand up and say "all lives matter."

What are they so scared of?

How have we reached the point where our Government cannot support such a simple statement.

Shame on them all.

This shouldn't be a hard question to answer, but after some of the things we have seen and heard from these so-called "black lives matter" activists and the politicians who support them, it is a question that needed to be asked.

Now we know that One Nation is the only party in the parliament that is prepared to stand up and say “all lives matter”.

Australia should be a nation where all laws are applied equally, and all lives are valued equally, regardless of a person's race.

This is what One Nation believes, and this is what we will fight for.

All lives matter, it’s not that complicated.

These are the politicians who voted for and against
One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson's motion to acknowledge "all lives matter."

Ayes - 2
Noes - 51

For the record, only Senator Pauline Hanson and One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts had the guts to stand up and say "all lives matter"

These are the names of the politicians who voted no:

 Antic, A
Askew, W
Ayres, T
Bilyk, CL
Birmingham, SJ
Bragg, A J
Brockman, S
Canavan, MJ
Chandler, C
Ciccone, R
Colbeck, R
Cormann, M
Di Natale, R
Dodson, P
Duniam, J
Faruqi, M
Gallacher, AM
Gallagher, KR
Green, N
Griff, S
Hanson-Young, SC
Henderson, SM
Hughes, H
Hume, J
Kitching, K
Lambie, J
McCarthy, M
McDonald, S
McKenzie, B
McKim, NJ
McLachlan, A
McMahon, S
O'Sullivan, MA
Patrick, RL
Pratt, LC
Reynolds, L
Ryan, SM
Scarr, P
Seselja, Z
Sheldon, A
Siewert, R
Smith, DA
Sterle, G
Stoker, AJ
Urquhart, AE
Van, D
Walsh, J
Waters, LJ
Watt, M
Whish-Wilson, PS

Usually the entire Senate of Australia uniting against One Nation to vote down the notion that “all lives matter” would easily be the most disgraceful act of a parliamentary week.

However, this week the Australian Senate was in particularly fine form.

Fresh of the heels of voting down the notion that “all lives matter”, the Senate once again united against One Nation to vote down a motion outlining the truth about indigenous deaths in custody.

In what should have been a simple matter of procedure, One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts asked that the Senate acknowledge the Australian Institute of Criminology report into ‘Deaths in custody in Australia’.

But because this report shows facts on Deaths in Custody which are inconvenient to the politicians and activists using indigenous deaths in custody to push their left-wing agenda, the Senate took the unprecedented step of preventing it from being voted on.

Why are the other parties so afraid of these simple facts?

Once again the Coalition has formed an alliance with Labor with the sole intention of ensuring the is kept from the people of Australia!

When you think the major parties of Australia can’t sink any lower, they find a way to prove you wrong!