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Antarctica, ‘cos it’s white: ideas for Pauline’s new home

16 Feb 05:30am

Filed under: Emigration, One Nation, Pauline Hanson, Politics

On the map below are some of your suggestions for an alternative new home for Pauline Hanson following her decision to emigrate, following a call to complete this sentence: Pauline Hanson should move to (location) because (of this reason).

Click on the Pauline markers to see the various suggestions or you can see a larger version of the map here.

View Pauline Hanson should move to ... in a larger map

Some of the highlights are reprinted below. Further suggestions welcome in the comments, and we’ll update the map with any highlights.

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Jeff Mueller says:

03:25pm | 18/02/10

No actually Brad, I have a standard Australian accent, and my comment was about the way in which Indian call-centres are instructing their workers to match their accents to their target groups. How you think youuknow what I look like I’ll never know, though of course, that’s not your real… Read more »
Pete L. says:

10:00pm | 17/02/10

I think it was quite a few more than that, James, at least in Queensland. I remember when she first became ‘big’, all sorts of random people from various walks of life would say things like ‘She’s just saying what we think’. And she did, in my opinion - right… Read more »

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