Wong: I’m getting flak for doing nothing on #IsraeliWarCrimes.

Adviser: How about we sanction some token ‘bad apple’ settlers in #WestBank?

Wong: Brilliant! Great distraction from the #Gaza genocide, and we avoid sanctioning the Israeli government!https://t.co/n6bgX2IeIa

— Simon Rosenberg (@simon_rosenberg) July 24, 2024

If Chinese people hadn’t infiltrated the Australian government, these people would all still be sucking Jew cock.

For whatever reason, white people crave the taste of Jewish cock.

Other races, not so much.

The Guardian:

Australia has imposed financial sanctions and travel bans on seven Israelis and a youth group who Canberra says have been involved in violent attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank.

The foreign minister, Penny Wong, says Israel has received a lot of support globally, urging its government to “recognise the importance of its standing and legitimacy in the international community”. She says settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories are illegal under international law and a “significant obstacle to peace in the Middle East”.

See: Top UN Court Orders Israel to Leave West Bank, East Jerusalem, And Gaza!

Wong’s office on Thursday morning announced the imposition of Magnitsky-style sanctions against the individuals and youth group over their “involvement in settler violence against Palestinians”.

“The individuals sanctioned today have been involved in violent attacks on Palestinians. This includes beatings, sexual assault and torture of Palestinians resulting in serious injury and in some cases, death,” Wong said in the statement.

Penny Wong

“The entity sanctioned is a youth group that is responsible for inciting and perpetrating violence against Palestinian communities.

“We call on Israel to hold perpetrators of settler violence to account and to cease its ongoing settlement activity, which only inflames tensions and further undermines stability and prospects for a two-state solution.”

There is probably going to be some kind of backtracking here, and Penny Wong will be fired for having small eyes or eating dogs or whatever.

Palestinian farmer refuses to allow an armed settler to steal his flock and land.

The farmer holds his ground as the thief holds a gun towards his head with the farmers young son watching.

This is daily life for the Palestinians in the occupied West Bank…🇵🇸💔 pic.twitter.com/QYhffP0n9V

— Pelham (@Resist_05) July 24, 2024

153 countries, including Australia, have already called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire.

Now many of Israel’s friends are expressing deep concerns about reports of an Israeli military operation in Rafah.

This would have devastating consequences for civilians. pic.twitter.com/S82Or1Bjk6

— Senator Penny Wong (@SenatorWong) February 12, 2024

Shocking revelation…!

The Guardian:

The Australian government has warned that Israel’s plans for a military offensive on the southern Gaza town of Rafah could have “devastating consequences” for Palestinian civilians sheltering there.

The foreign minister, Penny Wong, also suggested on Monday that a failure to ensure special care for more than 1 million civilians in the area, many in makeshift tents, would “cause serious harm to Israel’s own interests”.

The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has sought to brush off growing international criticism about the planned ground invasion of Rafah, saying: “We’re going to do it while providing safe passage for the civilian population so they can leave.”

To date, however, Netanyahu has not spelled out where civilians could safely go.

Wong said 153 countries, including Australia, had already voted at the UN general assembly for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire.

“Many of Israel’s friends, including Australia, have expressed deep concerns about reports of an Israeli military operation in Rafah,” she said on Monday.

“There is growing international consensus: Israel must listen to its friends and it must listen to the international community.”

Wong said Israel had a special obligation to “more than a million civilians sheltering in and around Rafah”.

“Many civilians who were displaced in Israeli operations in the north have moved south to this area, often under Israeli direction,” she said.

“Israel now must exercise special care in relation to these civilians. Not doing so would have devastating consequences for those civilians and cause serious harm to Israel’s own interests.”

What goofy nonsense.

The entire endless assault has had “devastating consequences,” and Australia, like every other ZOG nation, has done nothing.

They do nothing.

They should just shut up.

Making any comment at all just amounts to mocking the Palestinians.

Just release your “we stand with the Jews and their piles of shoes” statements and shut up.

#Statement | The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia warns of the very serious repercussions of storming and targeting the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/JrdfxLnxaA

— Foreign Ministry 🇸🇦 (@KSAmofaEN) February 10, 2024

There are Pakistanis in Australia.

They came there to gnaw on the furniture. They stayed for the free money and limitless power.

The Guardian:

The Australian Human Rights Commission has accepted Mehreen Faruqi’s complaint against Pauline Hanson over alleged racial discrimination and racial hatred for her incendiary “piss off back to Pakistan” tweet, with the commission to consider the issue in light of section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.

Greens senator Faruqi said she hoped to extract an apology “at the very least” from the One Nation founder, speaking of the “immense toll” of racism on health and wellbeing.

“For too long, Senator Hanson has been allowed to perpetrate racism without any consequences. The Senate couldn’t even agree to censure her last week. Enough is enough,” Faruqi told Guardian Australia.

Shortly before the Australian Human Rights Commission accepted Mehreen Faruqi’s complaint against Pauline Hanson, her party was listed by an extremism think tank as a hate group. https://t.co/e4DCg4IDbr via @vice

— John Buckley (@johnbuckley_) October 7, 2022

Faruqi said she had been subjected to racist hate speech from others on social media after a tweet from Hanson, who took offence over her comments about the death of Queen Elizabeth II last month. On the day of the Queen’s death, Faruqi tweeted: “I cannot mourn the leader of a racist empire built on stolen lives, land and wealth of colonised peoples.”

Hanson quote-tweeted that post to her own followers, replying: “Your attitude appalls and disgusts me. When you immigrated to Australia you took every advantage of this country. You took citizenship, bought multiple homes, and a job in a parliament. It’s clear you’re not happy, so pack your bags and piss off back to Pakistan.”

You can’t just tell someone to live in Pakistan.

The Greens moved a censure motion against Hanson in the Senate last week, but amendments from Labor and the Coalition leaders saw Hanson’s name and her comments removed from the motion, instead replaced with a general call for respectful debate.

In her own speech on the motion, Hanson refused to retract her tweet and doubled down by saying she would “take [Faruqi] to the airport”. Greens senator Jordon Steele-John branded Hanson a “scumbag” for that remark.

Giving someone a ride to the airport is pure evil.

Faruqi referred the issue to the Australian Human Rights Commission, alleging racial hatred and discrimination. Guardian Australia understands the AHRC has accepted the complaint, and will approach Hanson to discuss a potential conciliation process.

It’s understood the AHRC may examine the complaint with reference to sections 9, 18C and 18E of the Racial Discrimination Act. Section 9 makes racial discrimination unlawful; section 18C makes it unlawful for someone to commit an act likely to offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate another person based on race; while section 18E relates to vicarious liability and acts carried out by an employee or agent of a person.

Hanson declined to comment on any dealings with the AHRC, but a spokesperson told Guardian Australia “any Australian citizen who considers Senator Faruqi’s comments to be offensive should lodge their own complaint with the Human Rights Commission”.

Faruqi said she wanted to see Hanson face consequences for her tweet.

“I’m pursuing a racial discrimination complaint because racism takes an immense toll on our health and wellbeing, and those responsible for inflicting this harm must be held to account,” she said.

“At the very least, I want a public apology and a retraction from Senator Hanson, acknowledging the harm her words have caused, not only to me but to the many migrants across this country who have been told to ‘go back where they came from’ throughout their lives here.”

Anyone who would believe this narrative that a person is psychologically destroyed by being told to live in their own country should be forced to go live in Pakistan, regardless of their race.

If you’re an American in France, you’re libel to be told to “go back to your country” as soon as certain sorts of people hear your voice. Romanians get told this in Bulgaria, and vice versa. This is not an atrocity. People get prickly about foreigners. They always have an always will. It’s part of human nature.

It does relate to race, but determining in-group/out-group is such a fundamental part of being human that claiming it is evil is just confusing and stupid, and only white people would ever believe this narrative.

People are getting sick of being bullied by the US Jewish empire. All kinds of third world countries are telling these faggots to get lost.

What a great time to be alive.

Deutsche Welle:

US navy ships will not be allowed to enter ports on the Solomon Islands as the Pacific Island is planning to place a moratorium on them, the US embassy in Canberra, Australia said on Tuesday.

Relations between Honiara and Washington have been tense ever since the Solomon Islands reached a security agreement with China earlier this year.

“On August 29, the United States received formal notification from the Government of Solomon Islands regarding a moratorium on all naval visits, pending updates in protocol procedures,” the embassy said in a statement.

Prime Minister Massaneh Sogavare has denied the reports of a moratorium, a spokesperson told Reuters, sayjng that Sogavare was set to clarify later on Tuesday.

Chinese security agreement

Fear over China’s expanding influence in the Pacific region has led the US, Australia and New Zealand to urge Sogavare to not sign the pact.

The draft deal, revealed in a leak in March, set out terms including the possibility of China sending armed forces to the islands to protect its investments, as well as docking its warships.

The proximity of the Solomon Islands to the US territory on the Pacific Island of Guam has sparked particular concern.

Australia sent this mongrel dyke to vax them all to death

“The broad nature of the security agreement leaves open the door for the deployment of PRC [People’s Republic of China] military forces to the Solomon Islands,” US State Department spokesperson Ned Price said in April.

The signing of the pact “could increase destabilization within the Solomon Islands and will set a concerning precedent for the wider Pacific Island region,” he said.

…

The Pacific Island nation, with its 700,000-strong population, was hit by violent riots in November last year in which several people died. Sogavare blamed the unrest on unnamed foreign countries that were supposedly angered by the country cutting off relations with Taiwan in 2019.

Yeah, that would be the CIA/”international community.” They don’t take kindly to people not doing what they say.

Name one situation where people cooperate better because they have nothing in common.

There is no such situation.

Do you have any friends who you developed a relation with because of how little you have in common with each other?

The entire core concept of diversity being a strength is just an obvious lie.

AP:

Australia’s new government sworn in Wednesday includes a record 13 women, including the first female Muslim to serve in the role and the second Indigenous person named Indigenous Affairs minister.

The ceremony conducted by Governor-General David Hurley in the capital, Canberra, came 11 days after new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese led the center-left Labor Party to an election victory over the incumbent conservatives.

“Proud to lead an inclusive government that is as diverse as Australia itself,” Albanese wrote on Twitter. “Welcome to all these new Labor members.”

All that “diversity,” and not a single kangaroo in sight…

Youth Minister Anne Aly is Australia’s first female Muslim minister, while Industry and Science Minister Ed Husic is the first Muslim to serve in Cabinet.

Linda Burney became the first woman, and only the second Indigenous person, to serve as Indigenous Affairs minister.

Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong were sworn in early last week so they could fly to Tokyo for a summit with President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Of the 30 ministers appointed to the new government, nearly half are women. Women also hold a record 10 spots out of 23 in core Cabinet roles.

With some votes still to be counted from last month’s election, the Labor Party has secured enough seats to hold an outright majority in the 150-seat House.

Wait, they still haven’t finished counting the votes after all this time?

Hasn’t it been 2 weeks since the elections?

Furthermore: why are they Moslems in Australia?

Furthermore: there isn’t one Chinese person in that photo, despite the fact they’re more than 6% of Australia’s population – twice that of the abos. I’m against multiculturalism, but they invited all of these different races into their country, but somehow Chinese people are not included in the government. I wonder why?