One Nation candidate poised to help Coalition in handshake deal has railed against climate science and Covid ‘little Hitlers’ | Australian election 2025

A One nation The candidate who could hand over the headquarters of the Hunter, thanks to the Al -Mushawkah, described public health officials as “young children” and strengthened the conspiracy theory that claims that the government used the climate crisis to control every aspect of people’s lives.

Stewart Bonds told a mystical forum with right -wing activists last week that the federal government should not do anything to address climate change. He also claimed that a “crime” was committed against the Australians during the Covid pandemic, claiming that they used “as an experiment to sell drug projects.”

The comments were made after the alliance, and one nation agreed to change the “last minute” to the guiding cards, raising each other to the list of preferences. In the 2022 elections, citizens put one nation in fourth place. They are now second. One nation now prefers the third citizens, behind the trumpet of the patriots, and it prefers citizens over the Labor Party.

Bonds, which was in 2019 I mentioned the ninth channel By saying, “The only worst thing than a gay person with power is a woman,” he won 5.7 % of the initial sounds in 2022 when he ran like an independent. Del McKinama’s candidate at the time won 10 % of the elementary votes in 2022. Hanter, in New South Wales, kept by Dan Ribashouli of the Labor Party with a margin of 4.8 %.

At that time, Bonds replied that he was “no” at all “gay homosexuals or women’s hatred, and his spokesperson denied the accuracy of the report, saying that nine” failed to display the entire videos. “

the Coalition It is believed that preference flows from one nation and other right -wing candidates can push liberal and patriotic candidates through the line in narrow suburbs and external reference competitions. However, some of those familiar with the coalition criticized the decision, on the pretext that they may destroy support between the capital voters and help independents in the seats at risk.

Bonds was also a single candidate for Hanter in 2019, when he got 21.5 % of the initial votes. 1900 votes fell less than the then national candidate, Josh Angus, with 22,029 first preferences. After running as an independent in 2022, he returned to the one.

The coalition does not expect the Pauline Hanson to win seats in the House of Representatives, but it hopes that liberals and citizens will benefit from preference flows from one nation over the 61.3 % national average registered in 2022.

In the 2022 elections, 72.5 % of the preferences of one nation in Hunter went to the citizen candidate. It is expected that it will help the flows above 80 % its filter, Soo Gilleri, this time.

Bonds said for the discussion that was broadcast on the social media platform X that one nation and the citizens had reached a “deal” in Hunter.

“We took these small parties and pushed them down the ticket, and we pushed the citizens up,” Bonds said.

When he was asked to locate climate change, Bundes said that the Australian government should do nothing to reduce global carbon emissions.

“I do not accept that we are here in Australia, it can affect the temperature of the planet,” said Bonds. “I don’t think anything we can do about it. We shouldn’t.

“All that is, therefore, so the government can control your life and address it. This is the only purpose for what this, so that they can organize, control, tax, and monitor everything you do.”

“His main cause with everything in the Coronverus virus was the young young people who came out, and the bureaucrats in the middle of the level” who watched people for social distance and wearing the mask, “said Bonds, who has a long history of conflicting vaccines.

“The big crime behind everything was the same vaccine,” Bonds told the “Live Broadcasting” newspaper. “This was the big crime. They used us as an experiment to sell drug projects.”

Bundes has been contacted to respond. A spokesman for One Nation said that Bonds had “full support” of the party after it was presented to a copy of his comments.

One source of one Guardian Australia was that she had reached a handshake agreement with the National and David Littleproud leader, which included the party’s preference over the liberal candidates in triple races.

The coalition was also contacted with questions about the reason for this by preferring this candidate over the other parties, including the Labor, Greens, the family first, archers, fishermen and farmers.

On the campaign path, Peter Daton He was asked if he would deal with one nation in any possible minority government. He claimed that there is no possibility to elect any party candidates at the lower home, saying, “The only independents who have a possibility at the lower home are those who are already present, or in tel seats or vegetable seats.”

Daton did not respond to whether the coalition would seek to support one nation in the Senate. He said: “I will not wander with independents and third parties in these elections. I really will not do.”