One Nation Candidate Goes Full Globalist? Joyce Blames 'Campaign Pressure,' We Blame the Water
Farley says 306k migrants 'probably not' too many, proving once again that local pols can't be trusted and also the water is turning the frogs gay.

Alright, listen up, because this is peak clown world. One Nation's candidate for Farrer, this guy David Farley, apparently decided to go full globalist during a candidate forum. Said 306,000 migrants ain't no biggie. Three. Hundred. And. Six. Thousand. That's like, the population of a small city being airlifted in every year.
And what's Barnaby Joyce's excuse? “Oh, it's just the pressure of the campaign!” Right. Because when you're under pressure, you suddenly forget your entire party's platform on immigration. Sure, Jan. Sounds like someone's been sipping the soy latte a little too hard.
One Nation's official policy is a cap of 130,000. But Farley's out there singing a different tune, talking about how they'll need even more labor if their water policies succeed. Newsflash: more water policies aren't gonna magically create houses and infrastructure. You're just gonna end up with a bunch of overcrowded towns and skyrocketing property prices.
Of course, the elites don't care. Gina Rinehart drops a cool million on a private jet for Pauline Hanson, and suddenly everyone's wondering where these politicians' priorities really lie. Joyce claims nobody cares about the jet but, like, come on. Ordinary people see that kinda stuff, and they know something's rotten in the state of Canberra. It's the elite helping the elite, and leaving the rest of us holding the bag.
And let's not forget the cultural Marxism angle here. They want to flood the country with so many new people that the original culture disappears. Remember when Australia used to be, like, Australian? Now it's just a bunch of different tribes all fighting over scraps.
The Farrer byelection is shaping up to be a real dumpster fire. You got Farley flip-flopping on immigration, Joyce making excuses, and Rinehart bankrolling the whole circus. It's a wonder anyone even bothers to vote anymore.
But hey, at least Matt Canavan is being honest. He basically admitted the Nationals are screwed in Farrer. Said he understands why people are disillusioned. That's gotta sting. Maybe they should try, you know, actually listening to the people who vote for them instead of sucking up to corporate donors.
So, what's the solution? Simple. Build the wall. Deport the illegals. And drain the swamp. Oh, and maybe start researching what's in the water supply, because something's definitely making these politicians go woke.

