Polygamist Muslims rorting welfare system, Hanson says, page-34

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Originally posted by boatboy ↑

Hinch will be trying his hardest to moderate his comments in attempts to gain a following and get another tilt at the Senate in three years...and Xenaphon will be doing the same.

So where is Ms Lambie in all this kafuffle? She normally has an opinion, has the cat got her tongue...or doesn't she want to enter the argument, too sensitive. We'll see how good she really is with Pauline around the gallery!

If all these "Senators" actually were true to themselves instead of trying to be the populist they would have far more credibility...Ms Hanson isn't afflicted with the same disease, she is going to give it both barrels day in and day out...lol...good on her too.

It has been reported...in the tabloids already...that it is known that many Muslim families share child minding between the families and then they all claim the grants for child minding that we taxpayers pay.
No one knows who's kids are who's and how long each parent spends "minding" them, or how many there really are. They shuttle the same kids around so it appears there are many but in fact there may be only a handful....proving it is the problem, if anybody dares question their ethics they will be castigated and decried as "Islamaphobes" or even racists...lol....so no one wants to go there it seems.

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This is why the system needs a fully independent overview. The bureaucrats and politicians are likely to be protecting rorters so it protects them. Out of sight, out of mind. In effect, both pollies and these welfare cheats all need the state to pay them. They are all on some sort of welfare when you think about it.
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