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29/06/23

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Originally posted by moorookamick: ↑

Since Covid there has been discontent with both major Political
Parties (The NATS are the RW Agrarian branch of the Libs as evidenced by the LNP);
so much so that middle of the road Aussie nationalists have no where to go.

Hanson is simply too Mumbo-Jumbo and the Greens are simply too big a dose
of Socialism for the majority.

So what should this new party look like?
IMO , Aus Sovereignty, should be at its core because:
-both Labor & the Libs have outsources Aus Sovereignty to the USA
-our economic future has been threatened by targeting China as enemy # 1
-unfair division of wealth where our youth have very little prospects of affording
their own home let alone affording decent rental accommodation
-a tax system that is not fit for purpose
-rising debt which will choke the country by the Olympics
-squandering of our natural resources
-killing off of our small businesses through FTAs and taxation
-a ack of forward economic planning (seen as Communist/Socialist)

The question. as others have asked: :Is AUKUS the catalyst ?
You say...eh?

https://johnmenadue.com/could-aukus-be-the-catalyst/

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Australian Citizens Party are excellent. As are One Nation if you look past the relentless media vilification. And you guys have to do something. Pretending it doesnt matter and doing nothing is a recipe for more disaster.

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