Pauline Hanson slams ‘open borders’ Greens for campaigning in Punjabi. By The Noticer.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has criticised far-left party the Greens for printing campaign posters in Punjabi ahead of a crucial federal by-election. …
“Remember, the Greens stand for open borders, mass migration and further division in this country.” …
Farrer, which borders Victoria and South Australia in NSW’s southwest and is the second-largest electorate in the state, was 2% Indian-born at the time of the 2021 Census, with 2,078 people (1.2% of the population) speaking Punjabi at home, making it the most common language other than English.
The AEC spent over $500,000 trying to sue me in the Federal Court.
Their allegation? That the authorisation statement at the bottom of my election signs — “Authorised by Craig Kelly” with my office address — was ILLEGIBLE. They seriously argued the font was too small, even though any voter could walk right up and read it clearly from two metres away.
But:
Yet the same AEC happily allows entire election signs to be written in foreign languages that are completely illegible to the vast majority of Australian voters.
And if people can’t read English, should they even be on the electoral roll and voting? How the hell can someone make an informed decision on who to vote for if they can’t read English?
That’s because you’re not on the globalist team, Craig.
When the law is applied unequally, the rule of law has been lost, replaced by the authoritarian rule of whoever is selecting when to enforce the law.