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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Shawny’s concerns about Victorian and Australian Governments
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Quote from: madbluboy – on
Vote One nation.

You're a funny one, MBB. Though it is important for malcontents to have their representatives. Better to have them in full view and out in the open ;)  ;D

Baggers her popularity has skyrocketed on the back of people being sick and tired of the inept current mob that have ran us to the ground.

Like her or despise her she doesn't back down and is not afraid of the backlash on tough policies that benefit all Australians even if she is labelled a racist.

Her policies on tough border control has been a major positive and a hell of a lot on non pauline likers have gotten on board. People are afraid, afraid of the crime and the state of whats happening in other Christian countries where Mass immigration was allowed is only supporting her push in popularity. 

Then you have the state of our health system, the roads, essential services, serious crime and the cost of living - none are where they should be and the current debt levels will soon have to be subsidized federally as the hole old mate and his pals left is bigger then any can get out of without help. 

Change must come.    

Geez i miss EB posts on this sort of stuff - i really do :(


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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Shawny’s concerns about Victorian and Australian Governments
Last post by LP -
Quote from: Baggers – on
You're a funny one, MBB. Though it is important for malcontents to have their representatives. Better to have them in full view and out in the open ;)  ;D
I agree, but as each day passes another seems to fall, the more open they become the faster they self-destruct, which I fear will push them underground on the policy / agenda front. They will talk but with a forked tongue, hidden agendas.

Good luck getting elected in Australia then continuing to defraud the public!

btw., On many big issues, a simple majority isn't enough to pass major reform in Australia, be it Federally or by State.

My election fear is that the populist vote will be along such stupid lines and we'll end up with a dysfunctional parliament, we will be opening the door to foreign influence while the entity that is supposed to be the key holder is effectively crippled. Even worse still we can end up in an election loop.
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Trumpled (Alternative Leading)
Last post by LP -
Alarmism is part of the right-wing political brief, a tool used by proper tools to foster anarchy as a way to make people react emotively without justification or thought, just act on fear or panic and it is usually mob based.

It will appear everywhere even a thread about vegemite if someone starts one!

It's quite ironic for RedTrump, Putin's diesel fuel shill, to point at France and complain that the very political tool he uses in his own backyard is now apparently evil in socialist France. Capitol Hill happened!
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Shawny’s concerns about Victorian and Australian Governments
Last post by Lods -
Quote from: Baggers – on
The French are very different to Aussies.

That about sums it up.
We do have a protesting component but we're mostly a group that will look at that sort of behaviour and shake our heads, let alone get involved in it.
If you want to turn us off your cause...take to the streets and start burning or breaking stuff.
The repsonse will be "Wake up to yourself"
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Shawny’s concerns about Victorian and Australian Governments
Last post by LP -
Quote from: shawny – on
How long till the riots in Europe are seen here?
Very very unlikely, and such assertions I just see as alarmist scaremongering.

Let's not forget these started in Paris primarily as socialist party student protests, protests that the reporting of which has been hijacked for political purposes by right wing extremists.

It would not be surprising to find, given EU border freedom, that many involved aren't even from France.