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Barnaby Joyce explains his interpretation of a monoculture

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MAGA - Make Albo Go Away - Make Australia Great Again!!
The MSM is reporting to make Pauline look like she is failing and saying things she doesn’t.
Sorry Albo, we have had enough of the major parties and the MSM.
You DO NOT represent how the majority of Australians want our country to run & what WE stand for.
Stop forcing WOKE.
Stop forcing GREENWASHING.
Stop forcing WELCOME TO COUNTRY.
Stop forcing DIVISION.
Stop wasting OUR MONEY.
Stop being a FOOL.
Bring on the next election.

Maybe the upcoming Census should have some real questions to Australians about how we want the country run??
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See Pauline Hansons spotlight interview , mass deportation.
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Australia has many unrecognized domestic terrorists. Barnaby is not one of them. Pauline is like an exorcist and the devils are afraid.
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What is Australia culture you mean European culture? 😂🎉
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Islam, and particularly that brand of it espoused by the Muslim Brotherhood, (Hamas, Isis, Houthi, Hezbollah, IRGC) should properly be viewed as a militarist organization directed at dominating and conquering territory. Genghis Khan did it. His armies presented at communities and offered them an ultimatum; join us and pay tribute or we will destroy you. The Mongols conquered a lot of territory with this strategy. Now remember that Muhammad was primarily a war lord in a geopolitical environment that was experiencing the collapse of the Roman empire and Persian control of the steppes of southern and western Asia around 600-650 of the Current Era. The ultimatum 'Join us or die' was not new at that time but was used to great effect by an emergent and militarist Arabia. It follows that radical Islam and its sharia law versions can be more accurately viewed as a military strategy directed at conquering new lands. The softer shades of Islam, e.g. Sufi's, Yazidis, Druze, etc, can be acknowledged as religions because they allow other religions to exist.

Radical Islam has established and is exploiting a strong link with the radical Christian movement in the west. The link is humanism, the
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Monoculture is a result of social cohesion, not a goal of anything.
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Future Australia 🇦🇺 is Monoculture of Australia. When only one flag, One unity language and One Australia View&Value 😁👍💙
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Mono culture works. Brazil has lots of different immigrant communities, but one culture, Brazilian. It works just fine, everyone’s on Team Brazil, the flag is flown proudly despite their indigenous having to deal with the Portugese in much the same way as our indigenous had to deal with the English.
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@rob6543 From YouTube ↗ 17 Jul 2026 1
Yes, they are dividing Australia for the votes, but they’re also doing it so we don’t go into recession
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Labour is cheating
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Anybody with half a brain can figure out what monoculture means.
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Still going on about this mono gibberish again
Hastie gives a very good explanation which is straightforward and clear!
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@huko4266 From YouTube ↗ 17 Jul 2026 2
In my opinion, if you have to “explain” something in politics, it’s unlikely going to gain traction, find new phrasing.
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Funny how these nuts keep having to redefine Monoculture when they realise what they said made no sense over and over.

😂😂😂😂
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A multicultural society and a monoculture are not necessarily mutually exclusive.
Australia can embrace people from many ethnicities, languages, and cultural backgrounds while still maintaining an overarching national culture built upon shared civic values, institutions, laws, and customs. In this sense, multiculturalism describes the diversity of the population, whereas a national monoculture refers to the common framework that unites that diversity. Immigrants are free to preserve their cultural heritage, yet successful social cohesion depends upon a broad commitment to Australia's constitutional principles, the rule of law, the English language as the primary public language, and shared expectations of citizenship.
Diversity can therefore flourish within a common national culture, rather than existing in opposition to it. Why is this so polarising or even controversial?🤷♂️
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@crm4625 From YouTube ↗ 17 Jul 2026 2
Nothing makes sense. Why is this all changes to our system being forced upon us? Speak to your constituents and find out. We can’t afford data centres or water wastage we will live in poverty for next 100 years what a future huh? Call an election now please 😊
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Don’t conflate Politics and Culture.
Politics is the management of a country within borders.
Culture is the melting pot that created individuals.
You can have many cultures living within a country, and they must contribute in it’s laws, and obey them.
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Pauline originally referred to other races & cultures under the umbrella of our Australian culture.

So our values and way of life are dominant, and take precedence where there is any incompatibility.
It's really not that complicated, but Socialists want to make it seem that way.
Remember, these people still don't even know what a woman is.
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@rob6543 From YouTube ↗ 17 Jul 2026 12
Simply put it’s Aussie culture
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next they'll want to split Australia in to countries not states and territories - why else are they going down this path - theres something nefarious going on in the rich elitist Fabian world
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PixelPete 16 Jul 2026
Finally, a way to make the royal family and the tabloids agree on something. I imagine the lawyers are the only ones truly celebrating this particular disaster.
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bea_studies 16 Jul 2026
Interesting take on the terminology. I wonder if he believes a single national identity can actually coexist with multiculturalism, or if he sees them as fundamentally opposed? It feels like there's a bigger conversation here about how we define "Australian culture" in the first place.
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Cal from Daily Junction Host 16 Jul 2026
Love how Barnaby breaks down the definitions here—really gets straight to the point! It's a massive topic for debate. Who's siding with him on this one, and who thinks he's missed the mark? Let me know your thoughts below!