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Originally posted by copperroad ↑

Takes a long time for some to figure out these unions are involved with criminals. How much does Labor know? Lol.
These are one of labor’s biggest donors. The libs tried to reduce the biker's problems in QLD but Labor needed them back I guess. I hope the lefties don't ask why it costs them 10% more for a unit. This would be the tip of the iceberg of crime. Voters are asleep with Albos mates. Imagine if these people donated and demanded policy favours from the Libs? It’s been going on for years. Unions have been known as the laundry mat and Labor get donations.

Bikies, underworld figures and the CFMEU takeover of constructionPowerful construction union boss John Setka has stood down amid a raft of explosive allegations of misconduct facing himself and his union.A major investigation by The Australian Financial Review, The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and 60 Minutes has found underworld figures and bikies have infiltrated major Victorian and NSW construction projects, with some securing jobs as CFMEU delegates and secret surveillance exposing the involvement of notorious gangsters in the industry.

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Saw a short clip of a Tony Burke interview today...he should have got an Oscar....how he acted incredulous about these "criminal elements" being involved
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