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Post by NFA on Sept 10, 2023 4:42:48 GMT 8
RE: Albo, some good reasons this just isn’t going to fly
The Editor
The Sunday Herald Sun
David Penberthy says, “In the same way the Australian left were stunned and amazed when the republic failed, and gobsmacked when Bill Shorten was not elected prime minister, they are on schedule to be flabbergasted again after October 14 when the Voice fails, as they simply don’t know anybody who would be ghastly enough to vote against it”, (Albo, some good reasons this just isn’t going to fly, 10/09).
When you’re in lockstep with the left-owned corporate media and you actively censor those with different opinions, you’re going to be oblivious to what the people you’re meant to be representing really think.
The left deserve to fail; they’ve been working to that end since they started ignoring the basic principles of representative democracy and attempting to introduce socialism by stealth.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Sept 10, 2023 4:46:49 GMT 8
RE: Albo leads the most leftie team we’ve had
The Editor
The Sunday Telegraph
Without using the term “Manchurian candidate”, Peta Credlin has correctly identified Anthony Albanese as precisely that, (Albo leads the most leftie team we’ve had, 10/09).
If we had any substantive “honesty in advertising” laws, Labor would be facing charges.
It’s annoying to buy a football that won’t hold air; it’s disastrous to vote for a government that promises to improve things but then makes everything dramatically worse.
Apart from wanting us to judge people by colour, accept men in women-only spaces, and that religious beliefs should cause workplace discrimination, Albo wants us to use electricity generators that are incapable of powering the grid, buy expensive electric cars that depend on that grid, and cope quietly with inflation that has effectively halved our incomes.
Credlin also correctly says that “politics is a contest of ideas, not acquiescence”, however, on most policy ideas, you can’t see daylight between the Labor and Liberal parties.
Neither deserve a single vote from anyone who prefers Australian sovereignty to creeping globalist totalitarianism.
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Peter Campion
Tolga
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Post by NFA on Sept 10, 2023 4:48:49 GMT 8
To comment on “This snake season will go down in hissssstory”, 10/09
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Those of us who have studied the real history of the Australian climate, instead of merely listening to the endless agitprop churned out by financially-motivated activist academics, get rather tired of hearing claims like “hottest winter since winter records started being kept”, (“This snake season will go down in hissssstory”, 10/09).
This claim is blatantly untrue because the activists who have captured the BoM have artificially shortened the weather records to exclude the genuinely hottest decade on record (the pre-industrialisation 1890s), they’ve “homogenised” (changed) historic records to make the past seem colder, and they’ve removed recording stations in cold areas and replaced them with ones in hotter areas.
That’s what’s known as “putting their thumb on the scales”, and it’s completely dishonest and technically illegal - it’s fraud.
When you hear these claims from alarmist activists, you’re listening either to fraudsters or to those who get their information from fraudsters.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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Post by NFA on Sept 10, 2023 17:44:17 GMT 8
To comment on “Albo racks up visa bill”, 10/09
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It’s obvious that an extra 730,000 temporary visa holders means 730,000 Australian beds being occupied by foreigners while Australian-born citizens sleep in cars and on friends’ couches, (“Albo racks up visa bill”, 10/09).
Australian politicians are elected to serve the will of the Australian people. Is it the will of homeless Aussies that we have 730,000 foreigners displacing them onto the street? Is it the will of Aussies who have homes that our fellows are displaced by those brought in to prop up a meaningless economic measure? Exactly who’s will are our elected representatives serving? It doesn’t appear to be ours.
Jennifer Short
Edge Hill
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