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Fergus (Ferg) Power (@FergusPower1) [​4:01] · 25.6K views · Aug 14, 2026 · 1.6K likes · 61 comments · mp4 360p [7.6 MB] 🚨IRISH MAN GOES BALLISTIC OVER THE GANG RAPE OF A YOUNG WOMAN IN GALWAY🚨 Fuck the fuel prices I'm more concerned with stopping the rape & murder of our women & children & permanently removing the political criminals who have forced this foreign savagery upon us. éiReGoBragh🇮🇪 https://t.co/uC0YcTiXCL saved by @InstantMediaBot

Labor refuses to tighten bail laws so charged terrorists don't get set free into the Australian community. If they wanted to, they could change the law. One Nation has shown them how. I am sick of Australians having their safety put at risk by weak bail laws. enough is enough. Only One Nation can be trusted to take tough action on extremists to protect Australians.

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