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ALL THE WAY WITH ALA

LARRY PICKERING
Four-time Walkley Award winning political commentator and Churchill Fellow, has returned to the fray over concern that the integrity of news dissemination is continually being threatened by a partisan media.

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Fri 1 Jul 2016 10:36:41 am
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Turnbull will likely be left with around 10 of Abbott’s record majority, Twenty five per cent of voters are now avoiding the two majors that have merged to the Left as one and voters have become tired of being conned equally by both. So the choice is simple if you want to avoid Australia going down the tube awash in Islamic dominance.

Having known many of the ALA members and candidates, I believe the Party has the policies and the people that can be trusted to act in Australia’s interests. After all, a vote for the ALA will assist to shift Australia to where Europe is now moving to stem an unrestricted Islamic invasion.

If you agree, you should avoid preferencing Derryn Hinch (he has his own private agenda) and Nick Xenophon (he is a closet Lefty who will readily side with the Greens to bring South Australia closer to bankruptcy).

Avoid loose cannons like Lambie and Lazarus. Pauline Hanson and David Leyonhjelm are in the right ball park.

Greens and Labor are toxic.

Other successful Senate candidates are likely to make up another mountain that Turnbull might not scale in trying to pass his IR bills, even in a joint sitting. This DD election is a monumental mistake by Turnbull and he should be punished for it, but not by voting Labor.

Every reader here knows of Shorten’s track record, and it’s not a very pretty one.

Take no notice of the polls, they will prove wrong again!