Stuart Ulrich(Guest)
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Now people are going to have quite a few words to say about this, but first I will get this off my chest after watching how Kevin Rudd complains about the Federal Government.
Do not get me wrong as I do not approve of the Liberal Party as well, but with the party spin that occurs nowadays the truth is left behind.
First of all these parties, Governor General, Australian Electoral Commission and all of our federal MP’S are constitutionally corrupt and inept. They see our constitution, that’s right the peoples constitution as nothing more than a piece of scrap that they can do with as they wish. This constitution was created and voted on by the people and our governments have no care for them except their own political party constitution, because of this it is us the people that suffer.
Now let’s get down to Kevin Rudd and the Labor party hypocrisy.
I had seen on the TV that Kevin Rudd and the Labor Party always seem to have blame for the federal government, but when it comes to the truth of the matter the blame and fault is all theirs. Due to the deceit that these parties have shown, the people do not understand the constitution and thus how government is supposed to work. If the people were to know that by going to the parliament home page and doing a search on constitutional debates within the constitution collection then more would be well aware as to what is required for federal and by states.
In the end this boils down to incompetence, not bad luck or poor judgment but incompetence.
Following I have included an extract from Kevin Rudd’s speech dated 11/11/1998
“But when my father was accidentally killed and my mother, like thousands of others, was left to rely on the bleak charity of the time to raise a family, it made a young person think. It made me think that a decent social security system designed to protect the weak was no bad thing. It made me think that the provision of decent public housing to the poor was the right thing to do. When I saw people unnecessarily die in the appallingly underfunded Queensland hospital system of the 1960s and 1970s it made me think that the provision of a decent universal health system should be one of the first responsibilities of the state. When the kids I went to school with—most of them the daughters and sons of good Country Party families—were unable even to begin to realise their potential because of the abysmal levels of funding to the Queensland school system during those halcyon days of the Bjelke-Petersen government, it made me think that there was something fundamentally crook. If equality of opportunity does not begin in the school system, it begins nowhere at all. “
So when the states are incompetent this is ok not to voice unless the state is being run by another party. One can also see that Kevin Rudd had not believed in the social security system until he was in that situation when it was needed. Another point, public housing well where and how is the states combating this, they are not and is Kevin Rudd voicing his disapproval No.
So what we have here is somebody who is saying one thing but believes in the other, so in the end what do we the people get. We get candidates from other areas that are brought in for what purpose, to represent these parties and these parties themselves. It is these parties who have already decided what they will do and it is us the people that will be dictated to by party policy and not by electoral representation.
We can also see the hypocrisy that is forced upon the people by these people and their parties in education. One would believe that The Australian Constitution would be important and the debates that created this document but no, we cannot have the people too educated as to know what our government ministers and their governments are supposed to act.
One would say that I am biased well no, even though I am running as an Independent in the seat of Charlton and I stand firmly behind my words. I would have to say the truth never gets out but sooner or latter the people will rise and truly understand that they are really treated like mushrooms.
Finally I would like to say this; When voting, vote as if it is you standing there in parliament to represent the people.
The question to you is; A Will you do as you are told, act as you are told or be expelled by your party if you do not follow the party line, or
B Will you stand and represent your neighbours, your community, your electorate and voice your concerns without any party bulling or retribution and be a independent voice for those who need your representation.
Stuart Ulrich Independent Candidate for Charlton
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