Lisa Jones wrote on May 22
nd, 2022 at 11:41pm:
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It's high time the traditional 2 major political parties of Australia woke up to the fact that we the people will no longer tolerate the oligarchy they've enjoyed at our expense. We will raise our voice demanding action and change through Independents who will end up holding the balance of power which both major parties crave.
This change starts with the 2022 Federal Election.
No more Liberal and Labor / Labor and Liberal. An upset change WILL take place IF we see complacency and arrogance. That means that IF Labor doesn't get the picture it too will be kicked out for another long time in the wilderness WHILE the Independents continue to rise as a force to be reckoned with.
The political oligopoly which has reigned supreme in Australia for so long will continue to struggle as more and more Gen X and Gen Y and Millennials rise to vote for Independents who will keep these 2 major bastard parties honest.
I trust the lessons in yesterday's election will serve as a warning to Labor.
It wasn't an easy decision for our longstanding Liberal voting family to walk in and place votes in favour of Independents in a safe Liberal electorate but we were left with no choice. Like so many others in Australia....THIS election was our only real chance to protest. And that's exactly what we did. Now I don't know about anyone else here but right now is a good time to start praying for a few miracles to take place.
Albo has no experience with budgets or economics.
Albo gets nervous easily and starts to forget.
Irrespective of that I kept noticing this : the guy has a soft heart. I could see the times he cried/almost cried as mainstream media recapped his political career. He himself openly acknowledged that he never saw himself at the forefront of any key Labor position but he took the job on KNOWING FULL WELL it would be at a most difficult and tumultuous time in Australia's history with rising inflation and economic recession. He's not a tough rough unionist like Hawke not is he a rostrum champion like that other famous Labor orator Paul Keating. Albanese appears to be humble. He has not hidden that he's from a broken and poverty stricken family nor has he hidden that he himself has had a broken marriage which caught him off guard when his wife left him. He has shown that he's open and honest about who he is. Even so...his inexperience and lack of confidence especially during this current difficult economic climate in Australia means that we need to play our part and and support him (and where applicable in prayer). He's facing a tough job in a tough time. I doubt any other person would envy being in his challenging position right now.
The Holy Bible states : "humility comes before promotion" and Albo has definitely shown humility.
Let's take a deep breath and move forward together.
And for those of us who are avid NRL supporters ...my kids have informed me that Albo is a long term Bunnies supporter. This of course means he has a discerning spirit
Cheers
My problem with Albo (not the white peacock) is that he is already enslaved to his feminist masters (mistresses?) and their adherence to all the other motherly approaches to minority groups with a whine to play on. Cry me a river:-
Liberals do the same for their selected personal groups - the allegedly hard-nosed business people - you know, robber barons in fine suits but peasant stock at heart with all the shoulder chips to prove it - who run to Daddy government every time they are incapable of negotiating in good faith and actually realising that the whole deal is not just to give them access to riches, but that every pharken job costs, and all that lovely is not theirs to spend as they choose, like Slim Mehajer did!
Nationals of course continue their forte` of falling off logs regularly... doing a Barnaby and skating on a tissue of half-truths, ineptitude and outright lies that support the myth that they actually give a damn about 'the bush' and its people while they sit in their fat offices on their fat pensions and perks for life..... and most people of 'the bush' (apart from that aristrocracy of the bush - the council worker) struggle to get by on part-time casual as always, coupled with long distances and sheer neglect from the 'bosses' settled fatly in the major cities.
The PROBLEM with politics here and now is that the general mass of the people expect and demand that this kind of thing stop, and that government elect, paid well for their pissy job, should actually work for EVERYONE and not just their preferred special interest groups.
Watch this space for more disasters visited upon ordinary folk... Labor - Liberal - no real difference.... all the same parasites.