One Nation Defends Handing Out Kids Colouring-In Books At Rally: “They Weren't For Kids”
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT One Nation and their Supreme Leader Pauline Hanson have once again lashed out at those trying
WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT
One Nation and their Supreme Leader Pauline Hanson have once again lashed out at those trying to ask some questions about their activities.
The surging party have been hit with some inquiries about a colouring in book that they were handing out, which featured some rather hectic imagery from the Please Explain cartoon web series.
Authorised by Pauline Hanson (as everything is in the party firmly under the grasp of the Pelican,) the colouring in book depicts things like Bluey being held up by a crocodile with a knife and Chris Bowen as a Cyborg.
Many in politics and the media have questioned whether the violent tone of the colouring in book is appropriate for kids, regardless of the fact a politician got attacked last week.
It's also raised questions about the merits of the party claiming our kids are being indoctrinated at school, while handing out their own propaganda.
However, a furious Pauline Hanson has lashed out at those criticisms, claiming that the colouring in books weren't actually for kids at all.
"What the hell are you talking about," said Hanson this afternoon, fresh off the back of chucking a dummy spit and cancelling an interview with the leftwing news organisation News24.
"Those colouring in books have absolutely nothing to do with kids, they were designed to be handed out to our voters!"
"46-year-old Jason from Mt Gambier had a great time doing it and coloured in the whole thing on the day."
"Those were policy leaflets for our Orange army."
"So they can get up to scratch on were we stand on issues, and have fun while doing it."
"Because none of the media give us a fair go," continued the pollie whose party refuse to answer even the most lightweight questions from a growing number of media organisations.