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06/10/23

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Originally posted by CharlieShares: ↑

If it walks like a duck and sounds like a duck it is probably it is probably a duck

$44bn is thrown at 1st nations people annually why do so many of the ALP based MPs oppose a royal commission into the spending?

Why is it they're happy to scream from the hill tops for a referendum that will not help at all but probably hurt 1st nations people but they refuse to have a commission look at where the money is going?

I personally would prefer a royal commission into ensuring the spending is going to 1st nations people in need opposed to Pearsons back pocket? or Lindas new Gucci bag?

if we can sort out which ones are crooks and i think we all know some of them are crooks we actually might be able to ensure the spending is aimed at ACTUALLY closing the gap

Senator Price has LONG said a review into where the money is going needs to be completed and i agree with her. Why are SO many against it? WHAT does PEARSON and co have to hide?

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What's the point of having a royal commission if the LNP don't believe the findings of a RC? LOL hahaha

The last RC we had, all the LNP polli's including the former PM came out denying any accountability and refused to accept the findings LMFAO
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