Why is the head of ASIO doing interviews on podcasts? 👇 As a “spy” he should be in the background, not pushing propaganda designed to encourage the public into going to war with Iran. This bloke can’t keep out of the press, despite failing to detect Bondi, doing anything about the origins of Covid or revealing which politician sold us out. Furthermore his claims about Iran bombing mosques in Australia are as yet completely unsubstantiated. Burgesses claim that Iranians hate Jews is absurd. Iran has a large Jewish population themselves. They may hate the Netanyahu led government but most countries in the world share similar sentiments. Furthermore given Burgess gave the President of Israel a meeting at ASIO headquarters earlier this year serious questions need to be asked about his motives. Australia does not need to get involved in any conflict with Iran. Iran didn’t ask to get the crap bombed out of them by the U.S. We have enough problems on our plate here in Australia. Burgess needs to be sacked. He’s an incompetent sock puppet whose loyalty needs to be questioned. •••••••••••• “ASIO boss Mike Burgess says the agency has warned prominent Jewish Australians they could be assassinated by Iranian operatives on home soil. The nation's domestic spy chief told broadcaster Neil Mitchell that while he was not aware of an immediate threat, he held “grave concerns that will happen one day in our country". "I wouldn't rule out the possibility that Iran would want to kill prominent Jewish Australians," the director-general of the security agency said. “And it's not because of Australia; it's because of their hatred of Jews. The warning came after ASIO last year revealed Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps was behind the arson attacks on Melbourne's Adass Israel Synagogue and a Jewish business in Sydney, prompting the government to expel the country's ambassador and three other Iranian officials.”

This week both Labor and One Nation are adopting long standing People First policies to reduce the number of International Students and Bridging Visas. I first called out the Student Visa rort in my maiden speech in 2019. And I quote: “There are over 600,000 foreign students studying in Australia, who use infrastructure funded by the taxpayer. They can also work up to 20 hours per week, competing with unemployed Australians looking for work. It is time universities, and not the taxpayer, funded the economic cost of hosting them.” There is still much more work to be done. Tracking systems need to be improved, the Indian migration agreement needs to be abolished and the cost of visas need to be lifted significantly. People First has policies to address these issues so that Australians come first. You can see them at the link below. Sign up today at Peoplefirstparty.au or DM me for further details. •••••••••••• “International students would effectively be banned from bringing family members to Australia under a long-awaited overhaul of the immigration system to be unveiled by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke The government plans to bring down the NOM by cutting the number of temporary visas, which has risen to three million, ensure migrants leave Australia once their visas have expired to prevent so-called "visa hopping", and curb their ability to claim protection. Last financial year 337,427 student visas were granted, and of those, 45,991 were secondary applicants, classed as dependents or family.”