Pauline Hanson has unleashed yet another outrageous insult against a Greens senator, just days after telling her to “p**s off and go back to Pakistan.”
The leader of One Nation took offense to Greens deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi’s weekend tweet that she would not grieve the death of The Queen.
Senator Faruqi stated on Friday, “I cannot mourn the leader of a racist empire established on the stolen lives, land, and money of colonized peoples.”
We are reminded of the need of negotiating a treaty with the First Nations, obtaining justice and reparations for former British colonies, and establishing a republic.
Senator Hanson then launched a scathing attack against Senator Faruqi, which, according to the Greens’ deputy leader, incited racist hatred towards her.
When the Senate returns, the minor party delegate intends to introduce a motion of censure against Senator Hanson and is considering filing a formal complaint with the Human Rights Commission.
On the day of the Queen’s death, Pauline Hanson (pictured) warned a Greens senator to “p**s off back to Pakistan” after she referred to the monarch as “the leader of a racist empire.”
In spite of this, Senator Hanson launched a second, scathing attack against Senator Faruqi.
She stated, “Mehreen Faruqi shown incredibly bad judgment with her callous and highly disrespectful statement about The Queen, and now that she’s been called out, she’s playing to be a victim, as is so typical of pants-wetting Greens.”
It is typical “Karen” behavior: entitlement without accountability. Mehreen Faruqi is not the victim of any circumstance.
Faruqi is just another rich, entitled, out-of-touch Greenie executing her leader’s agenda to scorn and ridicule the institutions that have helped make Australia one of the most socially inclusive and varied nations in the world.
‘Including the institutions that made it possible for her to come to Australia and make it her home.
“My condolences to anyone who knew the Queen. Green senator Mehreen Faruqi tweeted, “I cannot mourn the head of a racist empire built on the stolen lives, land, and money of colonized peoples.”
Hanson: “You obtained citizenship, bought many homes, and secured a position in the legislature. It is obvious that you are unhappy, so pack your things and urinate your way back to Pakistan.
A year ago, Senator Faruqi criticized the British empire for “enslaving millions of black and brown people throughout the world.”
Senator Hanson, who once introduced a motion in the Senate declaring it acceptable to be white, tweeted earlier that Senator Faruqi had taken advantage of everything Australia had to offer.
Your behavior appalls and repulses me. When you emigrated to Australia, you made full use of its resources,’ she wrote.
You obtained citizenship, purchased many homes, and obtained a position in parliament. It is evident that you are unhappy, so pack your bags and go back to Pakistan.’
Senator Faruqi is considering filing a complaint against Senator Hanson’s tweet with the parliamentary workplace assistance system or the Australian Human Rights Commission.
She urged Labor and independents, such as Jacqui Lambie, to support her resolution and criticize Senator Hanson vehemently.
The head of One Nation’s tweet incited ‘racial hatred’ towards her, including emails ordering her to ‘go kill yourself’ or ‘f**k off to where you came from while you still can’
Greens leader Adam Bandt (shown with wife Claudia) called for Australia to’move forward’ and become a republic just five hours after The Queen’s death was revealed.
Senator Faruqi stated, “No decent employer would tolerate such flagrant discrimination,” and it was necessary to demonstrate that animosity toward immigrants will not be condoned.
People who resemble me have all been told to return to their own countries at some point. She told The Guardian, “I’ve received it more times than I can count, yet the pain and anguish it causes never diminishes.”
‘Of course, there will be disagreements regarding The Queen’s legacy in the wake of her death, but there is never a reason to attack someone for who they are.
I, along with the millions of others touched by the cruel reality of colonization, will not remain silent.
Five hours after the monarch’s death was revealed, Greens leader Adam Bandt wrote that it is time to move on and become a republic, which was followed by Senator Faruqi’s post.
His whole condolence statement began, “Rest In Peace, Queen Elizabeth II. Our sympathies are with her family and those who loved her.”
Now, Australia must progress. We need a treaty with the First Nations and to become a republic.
Mr. Bandt, a strong republican, refuses to place the Australian flag with its Union Jack corner behind him during press conferences.
Given how much you despise our nation, I would advise you to leave Australia immediately and never return. Liberal National MP Phillip Thompson responded to Greens leader Adam Bandt, “I believe the people will join me in lauding your resignation.”
Former soldier and Townsville Liberal MP Phillip Thompson rebuked him for his remarks, calling him “a fool of the highest order.”
He commented on Twitter, “You’re a clown of the highest kind and a human of the lowest type.”
Given how much you despise our nation, I would advise you to leave Australia immediately and never return. I believe the nation would celebrate your departure with me.
Dr. Nick Coatsworth, a former deputy chief medical officer, stated that Mr. Bandt’s position demonstrated why the Greens were a tiny party.
“Compare this to the statesmanlike language of Albanese and Dutton, and ponder why these men remain perpetually at 10%. Have some deference, he said.
The death of the Queen was announced at 3.30am AEST, and Australian morning television broadcast the news an hour later, followed by a statement from the prime minister at 4.47am.
Mr. Bandt waited until 8:27 a.m. to tweet his support for a republic in Australia.