To reject rabid, out-of-touch feminism does not mean to support such improper comments.
Globalist Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese is again under heavy criticism for his endless comments about women that are – frankly – sexist and demeaning.
This time, directed at another head of government, no less.
Asked whether he would say sorry for his ‘disrespectful behavior’ in parliament on Tuesday, the Australian leader said: ‘I reject the assertion in the question’.
❗JAPAN We are SO sorry for this vile vile PM.
Albanese turned an OFFICIAL diplomatic gift from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi into another sexual innuendo.
He recalled receiving two prized royal melons from Ms Takaichi, noting she was a woman with a “couple of melons”. pic.twitter.com/wF0qiMNxAn
— Stand up 🇦🇺 (@Standup_global) July 7, 2026
Euronews reported:
“Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sidestepped calls to apologize on Tuesday after a clip emerged of him engaging in crude banter about a gift from his Japanese counterpart.
Albanese had already faced a backlash and apologized over comments made during an interview last month with the Bush Deep podcast in which he said he would ‘shag’ singer Kylie Minogue.”
Anthony Albanese insists his remarks about Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi’s “melons” were not a crude joke, as Tokyo’s former ambassador in Canberra, Shingo Yamagami, warns the “insulting” comments have damaged the Prime Minister’s standing in Japan.
Writing in The Australian,… pic.twitter.com/ENYZtVCjTT
— The Australian (@australian) August 10, 2026
Comments made during that interview, ‘joking’ about a gift from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi have set his political opponents on fire.
“During the conversation with host Nikki Osborne at his official residence, the Australian leader joked that he’d received a “strange” present of a Japanese royal melon from Takaichi.
In Japan, premium melons are considered luxury items and can cost more than AUS$270 (€164), according to Japan’s former ambassador to Australia. When the host asked if she’d smuggled the fruit through Australian customs, Albanese held his hands up and said ‘got a couple of melons’.
‘She came in looking like Pamela Anderson’, the host replied.”
Australia PM apologizes for Kylie Minogue comments – Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apologized on Monday for suggesting in a recent interview that he would “shag” pop star Kylie Minogue. https://t.co/efZFZQKdbL
— CTV Kitchener (@CTVKitchener) July 6, 2026
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