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Originally posted by mickhp: ↑

"Prime Minister" Setka has reminded Albanese who's F*#&ing boss.

"The campaign is not stopping one bit. We are not going to have politicians tell us who we can go after and who we can't. It is none of their business".

"We are going to teach people a lesson, just like we have taught Labor politicians over the years".

Quotes, John Setka.

This is a direct threat to Albanese and his authority as a Parliamentarian. Who is the Prime Minister, Setka or Albanese?

Albanese needs to grow a set, and quick. Repeat, this is a direct threat to Albanese's position in the Labor Party and his Title in the Australian Parliament. So if they sack Albanese, who will be the puppet elect to replace him?

To those who voted Labor/Greens/Teal at the last election, you are now witnessing who your vote elected, and hint, it was not Albanese.

If you doubt where Setka and his CFMEU authority stands in the Labor Party, look no further than Victoria.
Hospitals, ambulances, schools, public housing, roads all in a state of crisis. State Tax's sky rocketing. State debt still climbing to over $200 Billion and more.
Yet they are still committed to building a Rail Loop to nowhere, costing unknown $billions of dollars for the next number of years.

This project is controlled by the CFMEU. Guaranteed employment with the State footing the bill for years.

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typical thuggish behaviour from Setka. trying to blackmail govt.

Albanese needs to pull the jerk into line. the union won't sack him as he controls the numbers. just like the Party Whip. Albanese if he is to gain any credit for being a leader of consequence, must exercise discipline over the union and refer such to police for threatening behaviour.
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