Watch as our New England branch of One Nation swells with huge numbers defecting from other parties, including one party's branch chair, Steve Coxhead. 

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Dear John,

Never in our country’s history have we seen elected members of parliament openly threaten to burn down Parliament House, the heart of our democracy, in support of a foreign terror state. But that’s exactly what happened this week.

And what did our so-called leaders do? Nothing. It was up to Senator Hanson to lead the way and refer it to the Australian Federal Police.

Instead of standing up for Australia, the Albanese Labor Government has let radicalised individuals take to our streets, block roads, clash with police, and spread hatred and division in our neighbourhoods. These people weren’t born here, but they’re dictating terms on our soil. It’s an outrage.

This is the direct result of weak borders, weak leadership, and a complete failure to put Australia first.

We’ve seen what happens overseas when large numbers of radicalised individuals settle in a country. It brings social division, economic harm, and rising violence. Now it’s happening here.

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Recent arrivals waving foreign flags and chanting in support of terror groups have no place in this country. Their supporters have taken to our streets, called for the destruction of our institutions, and caused chaos for everyday Australians just trying to get to work or school.

Let’s be clear: One Nation wants these radicalised individuals gone. If you support terrorism, if you threaten violence, or if you refuse to live by Australian values, you don’t belong here.

We opposed their entry. We want them deported. And we will not stop fighting until Australia is safe, secure, and back in the hands of decent, law-abiding Australians.

It’s time to get serious about deradicalisation. It’s time to clean up the mess our current crop of leaders created. One Nation will lead the charge and will always take a stand against extremism. 

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Under Anthony Albanese’s leadership, Australia is more divided than ever.

Protests are growing more frequent and extreme and everyday Australians are feeling the pressure, financially, socially, and culturally. Families are struggling to keep up with the cost of living, communities feel unsafe, and people are losing faith in government institutions that once held this country together.

Now, after reportedly receiving a death threat, the Prime Minister says we need to “turn the temperature down.” But for many Australians, the damage is already done. For over three years, this government has fanned the flames of division, pitting race against race, and ideology against common sense.

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