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Australian Senator McKenzie Speaks at Inaugural CPAC GB Conference in London
Australian Senator Bridget McKenzie spoke at the inaugural CPAC GB conference in London on Saturday morning. McKenzie claimed the Labor government would oversee 2 million additional arrivals between 2022-23 and 2027-28. She said, "If you love your country and respect your past and want to build a future for your children, I believe you shouldn’t be apologising for discriminating about who can come and live in your country, not on race, but on values." McKenzie added, "We need to professionalise, because our opponent is real, dangerous and wants to destroy us," and stated, "Do not mistake. We are in a war and we have to stand together and fight."
Senator Bridget McKenzie Urges Rightwing Unity at London CPAC GB Conference
Bridget McKenzie spoke at the inaugural CPAC GB conference in London organized by Liz Truss. The Nationals senator claimed Labor would oversee 2 million arrivals from 2022-23 to 2027-28.
Hungarian President Sulyok Signs Constitutional Amendment Ending Term in Office
Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok signed a constitutional amendment on Saturday ending his term in office. Parliament Speaker Agnes Forsthoffer will assume the role of interim president from Monday.
Cuba Nationwide Power Grid Collapses Third Time Within Ten Days
Cuba's nationwide electrical power grid experienced its third total collapse in 10 days Tuesday. Authorities reconnected systems Wednesday morning for 9.5 million residents citing fuel and parts shortages.
