separately, have meant to note -- first, something which might help in scrolling back and forth through those often way-overstuffed reference posts of mine which I'm using to chronicle, to keep a running contemporaneous record of key events/items of, this time: the content is generally, i.e. apart from when I do specifically group a few things together concerning a particular point/topic or include a further reference or three with a given item, sequenced chronologically, as it occurred/appeared, day by day, morning through night -- also, starting just recently, given that unofficial YouTubes of MSNBC segments very often do disappear and to save my own time and cut down on how many YouTubes appear in those overstuffed reference posts, from here on out will be including only whichever official MSNBC YouTubes may have become available for included MSNBC segments (where the lack of a YouTube for any given MSNBC segment should not at all be considered to be an indication the segment is any less worthy of viewing)
How Trump hat seller and former Goldman Sachs employee intends to ‘Make Australia Great Again’
March 6, 20173:29pm
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Twitter accounts entitled @BreitbartAus and @OzBreitbart have recently been created. It is not clear if either has any link to the US Breitbart.
The second account appears unrelated to Mr Thorburn, created by Jorian Gardner, director of the Australian Sex Party in Canberra, who caused a furore when he presided over a 2014 arts festival featuring a female burlesque dancer dressed as Adolf Hitler.
Mr Thorburn says the Australian public is ready for more right-wing voices. “There is a dearth of conservative journalism in Australia and a huge, only growing appetite waiting to be fed,” he said. “Someone, whether that be Breitbart Australia or otherwise, will play gap filler there.”
[ there is definitely not a dearth of conservative journalism in Australia .. .. it may not surprise anyone that Thorburn mislead the readers there ]
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‘Too politically incorrect’ for the banking industry, he’s exploring other avenues.Source:Instagram
TRUMP TEAM DOWN UNDER
Mr Thorburn, who studied at the University of Queensland, is assembling a team of like-minded people around him as he works on secret projects that reflect the President’s populist message.
One of these supporters is girlfriend Dakota Konstas, in whose name the websites selling Trump merchandise were set up. The couple, who also sell hats that read “Make Christianity Great Again”, believed from early on that Mr Trump would win the election — unlike, says Mr Thorburn, “the echo chamber” of mainstream media.
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