Kellogg's has just announced that it will change the name of its 'Froot Loops' breakfast cereal so as not to offend The Australian Greens & their...Kellogg's has just announced that it will change the name of its 'Froot Loops' breakfast cereal so as not to offend The Australian Greens & their supporters. Show more

Great thought. Just our gutless politicians cannot make it happen as too busy trying not to upset the Muslims

This BLM is one massive joke and fraud.

Muslim population is increasing rapidly, a combination of immigration, family reunion/chain migration, refugee intake and high birth rate. Failure...Muslim population is increasing rapidly, a combination of immigration, family reunion/chain migration, refugee intake and high birth rate. Failure to revolt will end in failure to stop the incursion. Show more

Love this great politician.

This picture means so much. President Trump walked away from business, an easier life, so much as he knew he could make America great again. And he...This picture means so much. President Trump walked away from business, an easier life, so much as he knew he could make America great again. And he has despite the lies and hatred. Show more

Black Lives Matter leader states if US 'doesn't give us what we want, then we will burn down this system'

Greater New York Black Lives Matter...Black Lives Matter leader states if US 'doesn't give us what we want, then we will burn down this system'

Greater New York Black Lives Matter president Hawk Newsome joined "The Story" Wednesday to discuss the direction of the movement in the wake of George Floyd's death in police custody and the subsequent demonstrations across the country, many of which have sparked destruction and violence.

"You ... have said that violence is sometimes necessary in these situations," host Martha MacCallum told Newsome. "What exactly is it that you hope to achieve through violence?"

"Wow, it's interesting that you would pose that question like that," Newsome responded, "because this country is built upon violence. What was the American Revolution, what's our diplomacy across the globe?

"We go in and we blow up countries and we replace their leaders with leaders who we like. So for any American to accuse us of being violent is extremely hypocritical."

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"I said," Newsome told the host, "if this country doesn't give us what we want, then we will burn down this system and replace it. All right? And I could be speaking ... figuratively. I could be speaking literally. It's a matter of interpretation.

"Let's observe the history of the 1960s, when black people were rioting," he went on. "We had the highest growth in wealth, in property ownership. Think about the last few weeks since we started protesting. There have been eight cops fired across the country." Show more

How you know it’s all rubbish. Real slavery exists today. Who cares about Cecil Rhodes 150 years ago.

Emily Grace Jones was born on 18 January 2013 in Bolton. Her parents were credit manager Mark Jones and solicitor Sarah Barnes. The family were from...Emily Grace Jones was born on 18 January 2013 in Bolton. Her parents were credit manager Mark Jones and solicitor Sarah Barnes. The family were from the Doffcocker area. Jones's parents said, "Emily was seven years old, our only child and the light of our lives. She was always full of joy, love and laughter."

The Jones family were at Queen's Park in Bolton on 22 March 2020, which was Mother's Day in the United Kingdom. The police coroner's officer Rebecca Gardner described the attack, "Emily was on her scooter playing. As she rode past a wooden bench, a female sat on the bench suddenly attacked Emily, stabbing her in the neck, causing catastrophic injury. Emily was taken to Salford Royal Hospital, but despite best efforts to save Emily her death was diagnosed at 15.56 hours that day."
Coroner Alan Walsh stated, "In my 20 years as a coroner this is one of the most tragic deaths that I have dealt with.

A 30-year-old woman who was unknown to the Jones family was arrested on the scene for murder, along with possession of a bladed article. She was detained under the Mental Health Act and was placed in a high-security facility. An inquest into Jones' death was opened on 1 April, and adjourned to 3 July. On 20 May, the suspect was identified as Eltiona Skana (born 24 February 1990),who is originally from Albania.Skana was remanded in custody and scheduled to appear at Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court on 26 May. Skana did not enter a plea to the charges at her 26 May court appearance. The plea and trial preparation hearing was set for 15 September. Show more

Happens in Australia and authorities say very very little as always trying to appease Muslims.

These are the Democrats who will lead America into times of great prosperity!!
Heaven help us all.

Police arrest 20-year-old woman on suspicion of criminal damage after protester was filmed trying to set light to Union flag at The Cenotaph during...Police arrest 20-year-old woman on suspicion of criminal damage after protester was filmed trying to set light to Union flag at The Cenotaph during BLM demo.

Activist was seen climbing onto memorial in London and trying to set fire to flag
It came on same day protesters clashed with police, leaving 26 officers injured
Met Police said the 20-year-old woman has since been bailed to later date in July

Police have arrested a 20-year-old woman on suspicion of criminal damage after a protester was filmed trying to set light to the Union flag at The Cenotaph during a Black Lives Matter demonstration.

An activist was seen clambering onto the war memorial dedicated to the millions of lives lost during the First World War before attempting to set fire to the flag in Whitehall, London.

It took place on June 7 as protesters clashed with police - leaving 26 officers injured - and a day before the monument to Winston Churchill in Westminster was defaced and daubed with the words 'was a racist' on its plinth.

Police forces in Avon and Somerset have come under fire for being unable to prevent protesters from tearing down the statue of Edward Colston in Bristol, with Home Secretary Priti Patel said to have had a 'firm' talk with police chiefs from the area. Show more

Can you believe this CRAP from the black lives matter SCUM they say ROBERT THE BRUCE was racist HOW THE FUCK CAN THAT BE there was no black people...Can you believe this CRAP from the black lives matter SCUM they say ROBERT THE BRUCE was racist HOW THE FUCK CAN THAT BE there was no black people in BRITAIN IN 1306 A.D HOW DARE YOU ATTACK MY SCOTTISH HERITAGE YOU B.L.M SCUM HOW DARE YOU ATTACK A FAMOUS HERITAGE KING...,long live SCOTLAND Show more

How about we change the name of Uluru back to Ayers rock and go climb and have picnics there - if BLM don't want to respect our history why should...How about we change the name of Uluru back to Ayers rock and go climb and have picnics there - if BLM don't want to respect our history why should we respect theirs ? If they really want to totally piss a lot of people off - they are doing a bloody good job of it ! ??? Show more

Says it all to me. This country is almost lost. The hour hand is at 5 minutes to midnight. The Left must be taken on and destroyed on their own...Says it all to me. This country is almost lost. The hour hand is at 5 minutes to midnight. The Left must be taken on and destroyed on their own battlefield. Oh !!! It can happen. Show more

This is disgraceful. It must be stopped. It starts from Universities, probably even instilled into young people at school age. The tearing down of...This is disgraceful. It must be stopped. It starts from Universities, probably even instilled into young people at school age. The tearing down of monuments will not change history. How we have come to this is because of weak Politicians who bow over to all this virtue signalling rubbish. It can be stopped and we will do whatever is needed.

These weak as water police getting on their knee in agreement with these thugs and criminals is past a joke. Show more

Blame President Trump for everything! Surely the people can see through the CNN and Democrat lies. These are the lot who loved slavery

How does this grub get away with saying this rubbish. They will go door to door and kill people. Where are police ???

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has said there is a "significant problem" within his state's Labor Party as he outlined a plan to reform the party...Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has said there is a "significant problem" within his state's Labor Party as he outlined a plan to reform the party following the branch-stacking scandal that has prompted the departure of three of his ministers.

Key points:

Mr Andrews said the alleged practice of branch stacking within the party was "unacceptable"
Voting rights of all Victorian Labor members will be suspended until 2023
Former Labor premier Steve Bracks defended his independence as one of the two people leading a review into the state branch
Mr Andrews also apologised to the "true believers" of his party and said their voice would be heard "louder than it has ever been" after the reforms.

The Australian Labor Party national executive yesterday took the extraordinary step of seizing control of operations in Victoria, including the preselection of candidates.

Mr Andrews also apologised to the "true believers" of his party and said their voice would be heard "louder than it has ever been" after the reforms.

The Australian Labor Party national executive yesterday took the extraordinary step of seizing control of operations in Victoria, including the preselection of candidates.

The intervention follows claims that up to a quarter of Victoria's 16,000 ALP members have been affected by "industrial-scale" branch stacking.

Premier Andrews proposed the intervention, writing in a letter to the national executive yesterday: "I have no confidence in the integrity of any voting rolls that are produced for any internal elections in the Victorian Branch."

In a press conference this morning, Mr Andrews said the problems within the party were "unacceptable to me, unacceptable to all decent, hard-working rank-and-file members of our party and affiliate trade unions".

It is a unique opportunity really because what we'll have coming out of this is a better structure, one which is going to be fit for purpose for the future and one which will mean that we can get floods of people joining the party again," Mr Bracks said.

"Because they'll know that they can get a say in what happens, a meaningful say, a genuine say."

Every membership will be audited and all voting rights will be suspended until 2023 — after the next state election.

The issues raised in the bombshell Nine investigation, which reportedly used more than 100 secret recordings of Mr Somyurek, have been referred to Victoria Police and the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC).

A statement from IBAC today confirmed an investigation into serious "allegations of corrupt conduct" was underway.

"IBAC's Operation Fortescue will examine a range of matters concerning allegations of 'branch stacking', and other matters aired recently in media reports, and other related complaints made to IBAC," the statement said.

The statement noted that IBAC named its investigations after Australian rivers.

The State Opposition's requests for the Government to refer the matter to the Victorian Ombudsman were rejected on Tuesday, but the Upper House referred the allegations to the Ombudsman on Wednesday.

Cultural issue' in Labor Party needs change, Bracks says

Branch stacking involves signing up illegitimate members to influence ballots, including votes to determine candidates for elections, often along factional lines.

The practice is not illegal, unless it involves other offences like forgery, but is against party rules.

Mr Andrews said rather than dwelling on failed party reviews from the past on the issue of branch stacking, he would "get this done".

"It is simply unacceptable to me to have another review that gathers dust on a shelf and doesn't deal with these issues," he said.

He said the two-and-a-half-year delay before members could vote was because "you have got to break the business model of those who would seek to undermine the integrity of our systems".

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Steve Bracks and Jenny Macklin will as administrators oversee the Victorian branch's reform.
The State Opposition has expressed its concern about a former Labor premier leading a review into his own party.

When questioned about his independence, Mr Bracks said he was not a member of any faction and his only concern was "the health and wellbeing of the Australian Labor Party going forward".

The controversy has also stirred factional tensions, with some MPs saying the investigation might be used by MPs on the Left to target factional enemies on the Right.

Accusations of branch stacking are not uncommon on both sides of Australian politics.

"I don't think you'll ever be able to, in any political party anywhere in the world, abolish groups of like-minded people who want to get in [together for] mutual support because they have certain beliefs, certain attitudes," Mr Bracks said.

"That's very healthy. What's not healthy is the pursuit of power when anything goes, and I think there's a cultural issue here which we need to change."

Some unions have begun discussing a potential legal challenge to the federal intervention over fears it would strip away some of the union movement's rights and influence.

This morning, Premier Andrews said any restructure would not water down the influence of unions in the party. Show more

‘GENOCIDAL COLONIST’ George Washington statue PULLED DOWN and American flag burned on top of it by BLM protesters

...‘GENOCIDAL COLONIST’ George Washington statue PULLED DOWN and American flag burned on top of it by BLM protesters

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Portland Police said they were kept busy after being called to multiple demonstrations held through to the early morning hours of June 19. Show more