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Mikhail Petrov commented on Contact - Main 2022-05-03 13:37:01 +1000

What will you do to make strikes legal in Australia? Will you work towards establishing a national bank? Will you renationalise the RBA? Will you establish pro islamic finance removing interest/usury/riba from our economic system so it complies with the rulings of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), if you announce such plans many muslims will vote for you instead of Labor and Liberal

Learn about our more humane system of finance here in this youtube video, i would also advise you meet with imans, and they will help you to implement it

https://youtu.be/dNhAa23V9rg

If you do this Allah (swt) will give you a reward in the hereafter more than you know

Will you raise a motion to bring awareness into union bosses, as many of them are in cahoots with corporations and bosses and are pushing down the working class leading many to lose their jobs and their houses
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Hung-Lun Kuo commented on Contact - Main 2022-05-03 11:59:02 +1000

Can we volunteer if we are not Australians
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Ian Hynds commented on Contact - Main 2022-05-03 10:47:40 +1000

Bless you, from Canada. Stand strong and keep bringing the good worth forth. Imagine, they have a right to be violent while your free speech is a crime.
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Peter Morris commented on Contact - Main 2022-05-02 19:43:18 +1000

Award-winning journalist Eva Bartlett reveals startling information about events in Ukraine

She’s exposing the TRUTH in Ukraine and they don’t like it | … Conversation with Eva Bartlett

May 2, 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzMLPSXb7RU
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ronald gelberg commented on Contact - Main 2022-05-02 01:40:05 +1000

If the cops had any balls they would have given you the bashing of you’re life that you sincerely deserve.

Get a job cleaning toilets you dumb wog.
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Shoshanna W commented on Contact - Main 2022-05-01 09:28:14 +1000
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Peter Morris commented on Contact - Main 2022-05-01 08:34:41 +1000

Re. Nick Xenophon

So far as I can tell, China is setting good examples.

1) It has saved Uyghurs from terrorism in Xinjiang and invested in Uyghur culture and welfare.

Uyghur dance – Mestane Yar Jan 22, 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyiQBpoyeLQ

Uyghur dance – Gülyala Oct 13, 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QjPuDLx5_0

In contrast the US bombed neighboring Afghanistan to bits and left the place in ruins.

2) China has accepted a request from the Solomon Islands to help maintain law and order.

In contrast the U.S. has responded by threatening military action

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9ivr9bznFY

3) China is maintaining neutrality with respect to the Ukraine conflict so it can help negotiate a peace deal.

In contrast the US and its allies are supplying weapons to Ukraine which will prolong the conflict

Ukraine Fired Western “Lethal aid” on Civilian Infrastructure In DPR in January 2022.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbFCFPmTF8A

4) Chinese officials take care to ensure that their statements are accurate.

In contrast US officials are all over the place:

Blinken caught lying — Blinken, Russian economy in shambles…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ynu-RkPUDF0

Dishonest by US generals exposed — Afghanistan: The Graveyard Of Empires

https://youtu.be/mjtAuvQFps8?t=40
Key points.
1.Scott Ritter mainly attributes the blame for America’s disastrous 20 year long intervention in Afghanistan on the shoulders of the US generals. Ritter argues that the defeat of the Taliban in 2001 was the catalyst for the generals to trick the US public and Congress into believing they had won the war and were making progress in the long-term, when in reality they had only won a short-term battle.
2. The reason why the deception lasted so long is because the military who instigated it had a vested economic interest in ensuring that this state of affairs continued. In other words, military careers depended upon the perception of victory.

Of course, China is a foreign country so even if it is setting good examples, we still require our politicians to put the interests of Australia ahead of the interests of China.

Is Nick Xenophon doing that? I hope so. I haven’t seen evidence to suggest otherwise.
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Misha Schubert commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-29 16:32:19 +1000

Invitation to respond: science and technology sector 2022 election commitments

Over the past few years, Australians have seen anew how crucial science and technology are to our lives – and to the nation’s safety, prosperity and sovereign capability. Without science, we’d have been lost.

Leading into the federal election, Science & Technology Australia – Australia’s peak body for the science and technology sector – is inviting parties and candidates to respond to the STA science and technology sector’s election priorities (listed below).

We invite you to respond to the 10 priorities below with specific commitments in each area, including any details of policy and funding pledges you may have already made.

Please also share your vision for science and technology as key capabilities to secure Australia’s economy, environment, and a healthy, safe and prosperous society.

We’d be grateful if you could provide your response by 9 May 2022. Brief answers (up to 200 words) would be ideal, but feel free to hyperlink to further details.

Survey responses will be shared with the science and technology sector and published on our website. Responses may be picked up by the media.

The science and technology sector urges all parties to pledge to:

1. Make Australia a global STEM superpower by growing R&D investment to lift Australia into the top ten OECD countries (relative to the size of the economy).

2. Invest in a $2.4 billion Research Translation Fund to drive income-generating commercialisation of Australian research and create thousands of new jobs.

3. Craft a comprehensive plan across Government to coordinate R&D strategic investment, policy and roles to seize competitive strategic advantage for Australia.

4. Embolden discovery research by boosting investment in the major grant agencies to catapult breakthroughs and secure the science workforce with a bridge to the other side of the pandemic.

5. Tackle the broken system of insecure work tied to competitive research grants especially for Australia’s early career scientists – the future of the profession.

6. Commit to keep funding the national science agencies in the coming term by at least current levels of investment indexed by CPI.

7. Develop a comprehensive plan to transition to a net-zero emissions economy and safeguard Australia’s unique biodiversity.

8. Renew a long-term investment in the nation’s vital research infrastructure through the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy.

9. Craft a plan to tackle a decline in STEM achievement of Australian school students and stop the brain drain of our children out of STEM.

10. Make a further commitment to programs to boost diversity and inclusion in STEM to ensure the nation draws on the widest possible pool of talent.

Thank you for your kind consideration.

Professor Mark Hutchinson, President and Misha Schubert, CEO, Science & Technology Australia
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Maria Zeee commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-28 15:42:10 +1000

Good afternoon,

Maria Zeee of Zeee Media is interviewing all freedom party candidates running for Senate next week. This is your opportunity to get on with one of the largest independent media platforms in the country to state your case.

I’ve done multiple interviews with Senators and MP’s in the past, including Senator Roberts, Senator Rennick, Senator Antic, George Christensen.

The particular people I am wanting to interview are as follows:

Drew Pavlou

Adila Yarmuhammad

Spots are filling up fast, as many parties have stated their interest, so please contact me ASAP directly to book in a 15 minute slot next week. My number is 0404550940.

Kind regards,

Maria Zeee
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Terry Dwyer commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-26 12:57:06 +1000
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Luke Tan commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-26 11:39:12 +1000

wheres the info on the candidates, policies etc??
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Shaun Bickley commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-26 00:07:27 +1000

Dear Mr Pavlou,

I’m an Autistic person who is organising a campaign against subminimum wage. As you may be aware, disabled people in Australia can be paid as little as $2.54/hr, even though the minimum wage for others is $20.33/hr. As such we have organised an open letter signed by over 1300 people across the country (including 412 Queenslanders), as well as 5 national organisations (including Inclusion Australia and Women with Disabilities Australia, peak organisations for people with intellectual disabilities and disabled women in Australia, respectively), and 12 local businesses and organisations (8 in Queensland), and 10 elected officials. That letter is here: https://forms.gle/FGJX8GUUaH4QzePd6

I’m writing to ask you to sign on as a candidate in support of ending subminimum wage. We will be adding supporting candidates to the letter later this week.

I’m happy to answer any questions you may have.
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Royden Rogers commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-25 10:55:08 +1000

Please provide contact details for SA candidates for important political survey
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Project Planet commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-24 19:33:32 +1000

Hi there!

We are Project Planet and we are running a Vote One Climate campaign where we break down the climate policies of every single candidate across Australia!

We’re just missing a few pieces of information to help us explain your climate policy to voters.

These are the following questions we are asking every candidate:

1. Do you have a statement regarding the climate emergency?

2. Do you have a 2030 emissions reduction target? If so, what is it?

3. What percentage of the national electricity grid will be generated by renewable energy in 2030? Do you have clear policies to achieve this target?

4. What is your stance on electric vehicles, incentives and surrounding policies?

5. What is your stance on new fossil fuel mines (thermal, coal, gas, and oil)?

If you could please respond asap (or by the end of April at the latest) otherwise we will work with the information we have from your website.

Thank you for your time and good luck with your election campaign!

The Project Planet Team
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Peter Heidenreich commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-23 01:05:30 +1000
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Mark Aldridge commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-22 18:56:09 +1000

Can we chat onn prefernces my friend, love the policy, Mark Aldridge state director for the Australian federation Party, we are running two candidates in the senate
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John Steley commented on Contact - Main 2022-04-03 09:00:40 +1000

Hi, would you please advise if you have been registered as a political party and if so, what is your stance in regard to Adani? Thanks
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Ebony McKenna commented on Contact - Main 2022-03-21 15:35:09 +1000

Good afternoon Drew,

My name is Ebony McKenna and I am the Co-Founder of Polipedia – a political digital disruptor – polipedia.com.au.

Our aim is to disrupt politics by providing information about politicians without spin or bias.

Polipedia.com.au brings together political information that is already available to the public through Hansard, Wikipedia, the pecuniary interests register, expenses register and donor register. We then bring it all together using AI tech to create a single searchable digital resource.

We will also marry this search resource with social media analytics and media monitoring to create a comprehensive resource of political information that will drive deeper and better political engagement.

We want to include information about every candidate in the upcoming federal election. As you are a candidate for the House of Representative – we ask you to complete the attached online form, so we can ensure that your candidacy is given sufficient exposure and precedence at the up-coming election.

Could you please click on the link below and complete the online form to ensure your profile has sufficient exposure:

https://forms.gle/JKypfUeP17HkffQNA

Also, could you please with a list of all DPDA candidates in each state and their contact emails, or at least those who are preselected so far.

Thank you in advance.

If you have any questions or hesitations – please email me.

Regards,

Ebony
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Alexey Souvorkin commented on Contact - Main 2022-03-02 07:49:11 +1000

We’re so proud of you and wish you many successes.

I’m in VIC with dependants and awaiting surgery so I was unable to attend your gatherings.

If you can email me a voting preference slip to help your cause, it shall be done, my vote is yours.

I’m in Melbourne in the Kingston City Council ellectoral ballot.
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Lorna Lee commented on Contact - Main 2022-02-13 09:43:59 +1000

Real case: Extortion in Wechat group

Stolen identity as a medical practitioner

Victims of cyber bullying

Bias District court judge: 1)Hanyupinyin is the only authority in the world to translate Chinese words, 2)force us to drop the extortion point, 3)force us to drop the CCP high ranking official ‘s daughter: please contact Dr Lee on 0401867698
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