Pauline Hanson Says Tower Hamlets Visit Felt Like Another Country at London CPAC

Pauline Hanson, leader of Australia's One Nation party, told attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference in London on Saturday that a visit to Tower Hamlets in east London last week left her feeling she was in another country. "Well, wasn’t that a rude awakening to me! I felt I was in another country," Hanson said during her speech.

"London? No, thank you. " Hanson stated that the UK had been destroyed by immigration and warned that Australia was five to 10 years behind Britain in its decline. She described the UK as a crystal ball for Australia's future and said she feared for England.

Hanson added that people should not apologise for being white and that she was sick of hearing about white privilege. GB News reported that Hanson met with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage over the weekend. Farage told the Sydney Morning Herald that a political revolution was taking place in Australia and that Hanson was amazing for what she has done to reach the top of the opinion polls.

Last month President Trump told journalists that London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan was a bad person and a horrible representative for Britain. Sir Sadiq Khan responded that he was not quite clear why this man appears to have a crush on me and described London as a progressive, multicultural, liberal, successful city.