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03/07/21

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Originally posted by david25: ↑

Covid mismanagement has resulted in Australia unprepared for international travelers. The lack of political leadership has brought parliament and democracy into disrupt.

I think its time voters wake up and vote for anything other than labor or liberal.
The level of incompetence is mind blowing. The two major parties have been sharing power for too long and their lack of accountability underlines that they are dinosaurs. They have no place in the modern world and out of their depth.

1. Failure to provide a safe vaccine
2. Failure to provide independent living quarantine.
3 Failure to take responsibility for quarantine.
4. Failure to answer questions honestly and promptly in the media.
5. Corruption, mismanagement allowed and unpunished.
6. Too slow to act and over optimistic about covid long term.
7. Expectations that Australia will accept covid long term with inferior quarantine.
9. Exemptions to sporting organizations and preferential treatment.
10. Morrison Bagging China for his own ego and costing farmers
11. Failure to have any economic plan for Australia.
12. Allowing shortage of housing and hyper inflation of housing.
13. No national building standards, and cheap 25 year life kit homes becoming the norm,
14. Religious hysteria that laying of hands will get us though covid.
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One would agree, but to force a way into the system they have set up between them is very difficult.
Remember many of these people are corrupted lawyers who only care about personal gain and power. Nothing else.
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