Extreme Right Wing Alive and well in Australia and about to sit in the senate.
Never mind PUP these guys are frightening!

Welcome you good o'l Aussie boys

You boys can be just like us.

Wouldn't that be great!

In the Australian senate from July

The  Family First and the Liberal Democratic Party forming a ''voting bloc''.

David Leyonhjelm, the New South Wales senator-elect representing the Liberal Democrats says that he will vote in alliance with South Australia's Bob Day of Family First  from July 1.

They have agreed to vote together on all economic issues, but will decide their own positions on social issues.

Mr Day believes the minimum wage should be lowered to get people into work and taxes should be lowered across the board.

On Mr Leyonhjelm's policy agenda is privatisation of schools and hospitals, a lower minimum wage and lower tobacco taxes.

We share the same values they say.

After a meeting, Mr Leyonhjelm said of Abbott: ''I quite like the guy, he speaks his mind, a bit like me.''

On Tuesday, Mr Day and Mr Leyonhjelm delivered speeches to the Centre for Independent Studies.

Mr Leyonhjelm said: ''We will push for doing less on nanny state stuff. An end to plain packaging, lower tobacco taxes and fewer smoking rules affecting private property. Stop funding public health advocates who want to control what we eat. Stop funding the environmental organisations that oppose everything about modern society.

''I also intend to press buttons on health and education. There is no justification for the government being a service provider in these. It has a role to determine policy, set standards, monitor quality and inform the public. It does not need to own schools or hospitals, or to employ teachers, doctors or nurses.

When it comes to smaller government, Mr Leyonhjelm said: ''I do not draw the line anywhere.

''I have every intention of using my vote to try and make a difference. I will use argument, reason, pleading and occasionally blackmail.''