Videos tagged with One Nation

This YouTube video features an interview with Michelle Jaques, a Lower House candidate for the Liberal Democrats (LibDems) in the Australian Federal Election 2022. The interview covers Jaques' background, her reasons for running, and her stance on various political issues. Notably, specific questions delve into the Liberal Democrats' firearm policy, Jaques' personal beliefs regarding firearms, and her opinions on federal firearm import law inconsistencies and cosmetic regulations. The discussion also touches upon government handling of COVID-19 and her priorities if elected, along with how people can assist on Election Day. The video aims to inform viewers about Jaques' candidacy and her platform.

This Q&A episode addresses various firearms-related questions from Patreon supporters. Topics include political support for One Nation in the QLD Election, the recoil characteristics of the .300 Winchester Magnum, recommendations for a .22LR rifle suitable for a child, the minimum age for shooting, considerations for affordable bulk .223 ammunition, value-for-money shotgun suggestions, the suitability of the Remington 7615 for pig hunting, and a request for a Polaris UTV review. The episode aims to engage the community and provide answers to their specific inquiries.

This YouTube video features an interview with Paul Henselin, a One Nation candidate for the Scenic Rim in the 2020 Queensland State Election. The discussion covers One Nation's policies, with a significant focus on Paul Henselin's stance on various firearms-related issues. Specific topics include gun laws, firearm suppressors, public land hunting, handguns for farmers, and firearms licensing. The interview also touches on broader political themes like globalism and criticizes anti-gun comments made by Mark Latham.

This YouTube video focuses on the Queensland Election of 2017, providing links for viewers to identify their electorate and access candidate information for One Nation and the Katter Party. The description does not contain any information related to firearms, ammunition, manufacturers, or related topics. Therefore, no firearm-specific tags can be extracted.