Labor is
playing both
sides
In the upcoming 2025 federal election, we must open our eyes to the two-faced nature of the Australian Labor Party.
Labor is playing both sides.
The Australian Labor Party has said they will not stand for the Greens' radicalism and divisiveness, yet they continue to PREFERENCE the Greens on their voting cards. These preference deals help the Greens stay in power. It is misleading and hypocritical of the Labor party to criticise the Greens on the one hand, but make deals with them on the other.
Labor has said they support Hindu Australians, yet they do not act to oppose the ongoing persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh, and do not defend the Hindu community in Australia from defamatory attacks by the ABC and their Greens' allies.
Labor says they support Iranian Australians, yet despite repeated lobbying and abundant evidence by the Iranian-Australian community, they refuse to proscribe Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation which is a direct threat to Australian security.
Labor says they support freedom and democracy, yet they opposed Israel's war of self defence against proscribed terrorist organisations Hezbollah (in Lebanon) and Hamas (in Gaza), that attacked and massacred Israeli civilians.
Labor claims to value the safety and security of all Australians, yet Labor has ignored the antisemitism crisis in our healthcare system for 16 months, and silence Jewish voices opposing weekly pro-terror rallies.
Don't let Labor get away with their double sided game.
About the Coalition
We are a diverse coalition of Australian citizens from multi-ethnic backgrounds, who believe in the importance of social cohesion, inclusion and Australian values. We have come together to take a stand against the Labor government in the lead up to the 2025 Federal Election. Our coalition consists of individuals, community leaders and grassroots organisations.
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As Australians with lived experience of extremism and racism, we know where weak governments and radicalism lead.
