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Israel activists infiltrate Labor Party in 'grassroots' putsch to hit Greens - Michael West
(michaelwest.com.au)
this post was submitted on 03 Mar 2025
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Yeah, theres definitely no point where you could say they had 'X' real world effect on internal policy.
But in terms of political access, and financial backing theres certainly lots there. And those combined have the potential to have big effects on policy.
I took it as a carrion call for the Labor party to be alive to an active campaign to influence the Party in a direction thats not necessarily in the best interests of the their Party, or more importantly the Nation.