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29/07/17

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Originally posted by grafton48 ↑

Almost a certainty as we see the law changes that came into play and lack of media coverage hiding their left government policies from voters

This "progressive" (!?) trend happening France and Germany and Sweden seem to be fast approaching Australia if Shorton Labour elected with their open border policies and Turnbull minces his verbal commitments

Malcolm is pussy footing around not declaring any strong commitment to protecting our borders from unlimited immigration

I believe Malcolm has no commitment to the real integrity of our borders

I believe Malcolm has similar policy to most EU socialist governments who have allowed their countries be over run

I believe we voters need to be given unambiguous strong assurance that Australia under either government Labour or Liberal is protected from any invasion

Open borders will be destructive to Australian voters whether you vote Liberal Labour or Green

You can see in Germany France Italy Sweden and other EU countries what freedoms citizens have lost

No matter who you vote for left or right of the main parties you will be affected

This is my opinion and meant as a caution that our government and opposition are failing to warn us about

I believe it is in everyones interest that you should contact your members and ask for assurance of their protective position on open borders and immigration policy before the next election which may be called sooner than anticipated

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G48

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