Clive Palmer has always been a loose unit, but he seems determined to take things to new heights this federal election season.

Take an interview he gave back in 2019, where he called himself a “bad person”, then suggested that he plans on becoming Prime Minister, then backtracked to say that it doesn’t matter who the Prime Minister is, and concluded by letting us know that “my wealth is four thousand million dollars — do you think I give a stuff about what you personally think? Or anyone else?”

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I found this video on the twitter account of Annie Parker. This past Wednesday, the Greater Sydney Commission Chief Executive Officer announced Annie Parker as the Executive Director of Tech Central. Tech Central will create a vibrant innovation and technology precinct in the heart of Sydney's CBD, with strong links to international markets, Greater Sydney, and the rest of NSW. Home to the Sydney Quantum Academy and future Space Industry Hub, Tech Central will future proof and diversify the New South Wales economy and cement its position as a leader in: Fintech, Cyber and e-Health; Digital and deep technology including quantum, blockchain, AI, robotics, IOT and analytics; and Creative industries including VR and game design.

Who’s that on the right in the video? That’s Harrison Mclean, passionate about Blockchain technology, Fintech, AI, Physics, and Economics.

Even though Annie Parker shared the video out of disgust, she never less shared the video, bringing attention to the problem she intends to keep Tech Central free of. Heightening concern over the problem to justify her version for a solution. Mclean is creating a problem, not advocating for a utopian society. He is the face of far-right extremism in Australia and the left are ignorantly associating subscribers to freedom movements with far-right extremism. But then again, followers of the freedom movements should know better than to rely on other people to address their individual misfortunes resulting from the covid health orders. Far-leftists should know better also.

Looking forward to celebrating the struggle of someone being hanged is excusable but God-forbid should someone speak out against Israel, not Judaism or Jews but Israeli-Zionist influence on the Greater Sydney Commission and Sydney’s future.