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Former Victorian Labor Premier Daniel Andrews is living proof that the land Down Under is upside-down because of the lust for power.

Andrews can do photo-ops with murderous dictators, and yet the average Aussie who questions mass immigration or multiculturalism is instantly branded a rabid racist.

Likewise, leftists can hypocritically hate on about an indigenous Australian Senator wearing the Australian Flag.

Yet, most have no issue with a leftwing leader going to Beijing to cheerlead for the CCP.

Now that same group is yelling at the same Indigenous Senator for correctly pointing out that Labor is stacking the vote with no integration, mass immigration from India.

Yet, few, if any of her haters, seem to have a problem with Labor or The Greens exploiting those immigrants to serve their party’s own self-interests.

Albo won’t condemn Daniel Andrews for standing alongside murderous dictators, but he’s happy to slam Jacinta Price.

He also seems happy to throw every Aussie concerned about not making Australia, India, under the bus.

E.g.: The Hindu caste system is incompatible with… https://t.co/HV5xYi8uhV

— Rod Lampard (@rod_lampard) September 9, 2025

According to the Indian-centric Australian magazine India Link, the majority of natural-born Indians imported into Australia are conditioned to vote for Labor. Redbridge’s Kosmos Samaras puts the number at 85%.

Comrades

As John Roskam from the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) recently indicated, the Australian Labor Party’s presence via proxy at the Chinese Communist victory parade was undeniably self-serving.

“It wasn’t Mao Zedong and the People’s Liberation Army who defeated the Japanese; it was Chiang Kai-shek and the Kuomintang and the Americans.”

“Andrews, if he was there solely for World War II celebrations, should’ve gone to Taiwan,” Roskam added.

“Just as for the population of Eastern Europe, the ‘liberation’ of the Chinese people didn’t last long.

“In 1949, the Chinese Communist Party seized power and created a one-party state that continues to this day.

“It’s estimated,” he said, “that there are currently about 2 million political prisoners in China.”

Andrews, Roskam concluded, was in Beijing for one reason: he is one of “the most senior ALP political figures in Australia”.

I’d also add he’s one of the most powerful and influential.

As the IPA piece implied, the Chinese Communists have all the intel.

Albo and Andrews are not just close friends, they’re comrades in arms.

It’s an affiliation Albo is more than happy to brag about, regardless of Dan’s reptilian-esque reputation for ruthlessness.

Albanese’s repeated endorsements of Andrews’ character – even after he held hands with totalitarians last week – should be enough for all Australians to eject Labor at the next election. https://t.co/5NPnScwHEl

— Rod Lampard (@rod_lampard) September 9, 2025

Xi and his comrades would know of Andrews’s close relationship with Albanese.

That means leverage.

This potentially puts the CCP dangerously close to the Prime Minister’s office, if not directly in it.

Australians are right to be alarmed.

As Roskam argues, Andrews wasn’t in Beijing to “pose for photos alongside Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong-un, and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian as a private citizen.”

Inviting the former Victorian Labor Premier to the parade is the CCP taking “the exercise of soft power [over Australia] to the next level.”

In other words, Andrews, not Albo, is the Australian Labor Party, and going to Beijing was part of a political strategy.

Disconcerting

The IPA was right to point out Albanese’s apparent disinterest in Dan taking photos with dictators.

Albo doesn’t seem at all bothered by Andrews undermining his decisions by putting Labor’s face to photos with Iranian officials.

This happened just days after Albanese booted the Iranian ambassador over the Islamic state sponsoring terrorism on Australian soil.

While Albo is out exploiting Indians by smearing Australia First protesters as “Nazis”, Andrews is goosestepping in tune with the real totalitarians.

Now Victorian Labor leader Jacinta Allan is making a pre-election pilgrimage to China for a five-day visit with the CCP for “trade talks”.

This all raises a ton of uncomfortable questions: who’s actually running the country: Albanese or Andrews?

Is the CCP’s hold over Labor why Albanese hasn’t met with the United States President? One of Australia’s closest and long-serving allies.

Will Labor, at the behest of its apparent CCP bosses, drag Australia away from its kinship with the United States, into the BRICS totalitarian economic bloc?

All of the optics strongly suggest that Beijing’s golden boys are sellouts from Labor Party strongholds.

As I’ve inferred, the Australian Labor Party seems to serve its own self-interests, not the interests of the Australian people.

None of this bodes well for the future of Australia.

Thanks to Labor’s lust for power, Australians are not just staring down the barrel of Hindu nationalist expansionism.

Without a strong opposition and a firm political alternative, we’re well on the way to becoming a Chinese Communist vassal state.

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Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons: Foreign dignitaries attending the 2025 China Victory Day Parade.