Pauline Hanson seeing what's happening in the UK

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Pauline Hanson's independent party is still small and she has to grow it in order to have a chance of winning federal, state and local elections, or win seats so that her party can at least have a say on what policies and laws the government tries to implement and try sway those decisions that have to be voted on by parliament. The more seats she has the more influence she has over policies and laws

To be able to govern a country, the party attempting to win the gong to govern only needs to get one more seat than just half of the number of seats in the in the parliament and just over 50 % of the vote after the distribution of preferences.

Which means that Pauline only has to get just over 25 % of the population to vote for her party after the distribution of preferences.

But the likelihood of winning with just 25 % of the distributed vote when spread across all of the Australian seats, is very highly unlikely.
 

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To be able to govern a country, the party attempting to win the gong to govern only needs to get one more seat than just half of the number of seats in the in the parliament and just over 50 % of the vote after the distribution of preferences.

Which means that Pauline only has to get just over 25 % of the population to vote for her party after the distribution of preferences.

But the likelihood of winning with just 25 % of the distributed vote when spread across all of the Australian seats, is very highly unlikely.

Well One Nation is leading in the polls at 30%.
Federal election is still some time away but if it remains this way she would be favourite to win it. Wouldn't she?
 

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Well One Nation is leading in the polls at 30%.
Federal election is still some time away but if it remains this way she would be favourite to win it. Wouldn't she?

But that is over the total population by extrapolation and is not a winning margin.

Sorry
 

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@Armour of God I hope Pauline Hanson has a good social media campaign to get her message out there often.

In the UK there is Ben Habib...he's has brilliant ideas about helping to solve the problems in the UK. But when he had his party Advance UK, I don't think he got enough exposure. So another conservative party started just as Ben Habib did a wonderful conference. The new party said the same things on immigration as Ben did...and the new party took away members from Advance UK.

So because Ben didn't want to split the conservative vote, he withdrew.
 

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@Armour of God I hope Pauline Hanson has a good social media campaign to get her message out there often.

In the UK there is Ben Habib...he's has brilliant ideas about helping to solve the problems in the UK. But when he had his party Advance UK, I don't think he got enough exposure. So another conservative party started just as Ben Habib did a wonderful conference. The new party said the same things on immigration as Ben did...and the new party took away members from Advance UK.

So because Ben didn't want to split the conservative vote, he withdrew.

Pauline has a brilliant social media campaign. Part of it are these short cartoons that exposes the government in various ways. Their very funny and they enlighten people on things they wouldnt otherwise know. She made several series of them, even a full length movie. Here are some short episodes.


 
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And these are Romanian and Albanian suspected criminals in London. Pickpocketing especially. This news crew gets physically attacked by one. Where are the police?

There are no police. Or they are passive to stop such behaviour. This is the new norm of social policing and defunding police. Law and order is claimed to be white mans oppression on minority groups.

Thats why we see activist groups virtually commiting harassment and making all sorts of physical threats with police standing by doing nothing. Thats why petty crime like shop lifting is rising as the message is its ok to steal if your oppressed.

The next riot is now brewing as leaders sit on their hands and do little to address this.

I think it best to just not get involved. Find some bush hideaway and grow some veggies and get a cow. Go off grid as its getting crazy out there.
 

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But that is over the total population by extrapolation and is not a winning margin.

Sorry

I understand that the polls are only done with a small group of people and that it is extrapolated over the whole population.

But in the election, if one party has 31%, the next party has 28% and the next party has 20%. Then surely the party with the most votes wins, not accounting for party preferences
 

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I understand that the polls are only done with a small group of people and that it is extrapolated over the whole population.

But in the election, if one party has 31%, the next party has 28% and the next party has 20%. Then surely the party with the most votes wins, not accounting for party preferences
In the Australian 2025 federal election, Labor only got 35% of the primary vote but won 94 of the 150 seats in the House (63%)

The Liberal–National Coalition won 32% of the primary vote and but only 29% of the seats.

It all comes down to preferences.

If One Nation preferences LNP in all seats, there may be a major shake up in 2028.
 

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In the Australian 2025 federal election, Labor only got 35% of the primary vote but won 94 of the 150 seats in the House (63%)

The Liberal–National Coalition won 32% of the primary vote and but only 29% of the seats.

It all comes down to preferences.

If One Nation preferences LNP in all seats, there may be a major shake up in 2028.

To be honest I don't fully understand how it all works. Lower house. Upper house. It's confusing to me.
 

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To be honest I don't fully understand how it all works. Lower house. Upper house. It's confusing to me.
Government is always formed by whoever wins the lower house (House of Representatives).

If the ON candidate does not win the seat, do you think their preferences will go to the LNP?
 

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Government is always formed by whoever wins the lower house (House of Representatives).

Yea I knew that. What is the upper house for?

If the ON candidate does not win the seat, do you think their preferences will go to the LNP?

I guess so.
Who will the coalition preference?
Probably the Labour party I guess.
I don't really know
 

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Yea I knew that. What is the upper house for?

The Lower House is based on population ... the Upper House (Senate) is based on equal representation for each state ... it's supposed to balance state's rights but with the party system it never works that way..
I guess so.
Who will the coalition preference?
Probably the Labour party I guess.
I don't really know
If they're willing to co-operate, ON & LNP could pull if off in 2028 I reckon.
 
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If they're willing to co-operate, ON & LNP could pull if off in 2028 I reckon

Cooperate as in join forces or just preference each other? Because if the Liberal party wins not much will change, their left of center now I believe and basically agree on everything Labour does. They don't have the guts to oppose mass immigration, net zero policy or lgbt ideology like One Nation does
 
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To be honest I don't fully understand how it all works. Lower house. Upper house. It's confusing to me.
In the US, the lower house embraces the passions of the people. The entire house is up for re-election every 2 years.

The upper house (aka the Senate), originally represented the States and mitigates the passions of the people. Every 2 years, only 1/3 of the upper house is up for re-election. The Senate alone confirms executive cabinet members and approves treaties. The lower house originates spending. While the lower house indicts, the Senate convicts or acquits in the case of impeachment. This played out with Clinton and twice with Trump’s first term.

Known as The Great Compromise, the lower house is apportioned by population. More populated States are more represented. The Senate has 2 representatives per State, no matter the population differences.

A corruption of equality emerged when spending was not paid equally among the people, say 10% tax. “Progressive” taxation allows unequal financing among the people. Essentially, the value proposition to the poor masses is do you want something for nothing? This led naturally to an explosion of spending and debt with the 1913 Federal Reserve Act and Income Tax. Now, most Western nations are insolvent. So much for self-government.
 
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In the US, the lower house embraces the passions of the people. The entire house is up for re-election every 2 years.

The upper house (aka the Senate), originally represented the States and mitigates the passions of the people. Every 2 years, only 1/3 of the upper house is up for re-election. The Senate alone confirms executive cabinet members and approves treaties. The lower house originates spending. While the lower house indicts, the Senate convicts or acquits in the case of impeachment. This played out with Clinton and twice with Trump’s first term.

Known as The Great Compromise, the lower house is apportioned by population. More populated States are more represented. The Senate has 2 representatives per State, no matter the population differences.

A corruption of equality emerged when spending was not paid equally among the people, say 10% tax. “Progressive” taxation allows unequal financing among the people. Essentially, the value proposition to the poor masses is do you want something for nothing? This led naturally to an explosion of spending and debt with the 1913 Federal Reserve Act and Income Tax. Now, most Western nations are insolvent. So much for self-government.

Yea it's a different system in America.
Australia's system is based on the system used in England. There are parts of it that I don't like cos it leaves the door open for corruption and dirty deals.
We have too many layers of government as well. Federal, state and local. I don't like it, it's too much
 
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Kids protests across Australia over Pauline Hanson


These are only high school kids.
Too young to vote.
Too young to understand politics.
No experience in life as an adult.
Teachers have allowed them to skip classes for the afternoon to go and protest.
These kids haven't been taught how to think, they've been taught what to think.
As with all the Trump protests this will only make Pauline and her party stronger.
 
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Kids protests across Australia over Pauline Hanson


These are only high school kids.
Too young to vote.
Too young to understand politics.
No experience in life as an adult.
Teachers have allowed them to skip classes for the afternoon to go and protest.
These kids haven't been taught how to think, they've been taught what to think.
As with all the Trump protests this will only make Pauline and her party stronger.
Here in Los Angeles some students were also bussed in to protest against ICE.

And these students held a walk out against ICE. Notice all of the Mexican flags. Lol Of course it's always like that with the flags as we have a large Hispanic population.
 
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Armour of God

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Here in Los Angeles some students were also bussed in to protest against ICE.

And these students held a walk out against ICE. Notice all of the Mexican flags. Lol Of course it's always like that with the flags as we have a large Hispanic population.

Joseph Stalin called these people
Useful idiots
 
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