After examining the trips, the Australian Federal Police found no evidence of illegality but raised concerns he had put himself at risk of being compromised.
Christensen, who was ordained as a deacon in the Anglican Church after converting from Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism, met his wife April while in the Philippines. The couple has a daughter, Margaret, born in 2020. Even before entering Parliament, Christensen was regarded by fellow Nationals as being at the far-right of the party’s ideological spectrum. Pauline Hanson’s One Nation would have been a more natural political home for him.
By the time of the 2016 US presidential election, Christensen was a devoted fan of Donald Trump train and an avid reader of alt-right websites such asMirroring the radicalisation of the American conservative movement in the Trump era, Christensen’s views became increasingly extreme and conspiratorial over time.
By 2017 he was parroting Vladimir Putin’s talking points on Ukraine; a year later he appeared to glorify violence by posting a Facebook photo of himself pointing a pistol with the caption “do you feel lucky, greenie punks?”On his website, Christensen urges visitors to reject the “great reset”, which he describes as a “globalist plan that seeks to fuse socialism and corporatism and embed it permanently into our economy and society” under the guise of the pandemic.
I vomit a little every time I realise some of my taxes went to this douchebag.
One down. Morrison and Frydenberg next.
'Hello Aussie boi...you want good time'
he was also fat
Only because the media slavishly report every demented pronouncement of this human stain.
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Mahmoud has left the building
He is not radical he is completely reactionary.