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10/03/17

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Originally posted by 310843B ↑

it has become very clear
the current PM
MT

wants this country of mine and yours. to become a
Muslim country

now, it doesn't matter if your blue or red in your thinking

sit down and think
sit down and look
look at your wife
look at your partner
look at your daughter
look at your beautiful grand daughter
look at that beautiful young lady walking on the beach

do you want what happens in Muslim countries to happen to her

now be honest, cut away the b/s and ego driven party 'stuff'
and answer

myself and I will guess most males would not

conclusion
MT must be removed for what is left of the mighty liberal party
and pray he hasn't destroyed it for all time

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OMG - I come here for some sensible debate and see this post that MT wants Australia to be a Muslim Country.
And then 11 likes just proves the lunacy and lack of logical and sensible debate on this issue.
I suppose you were the same Pauline fan club members fearing Asians not that long ago.
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