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27/07/23

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Originally posted by Kewbrick9: ↑

I don't think Albonoccio 'hates' Australians per se. But he's too caught up in his own ego for his own good.

Socialists always want to CHANGE everything. They want to go down in history. They want the power and the glory. They wantt o be adored by the masses.

They're never sensible. They can never just tend to the great garden that is the economy. They have to bulldoze everything and plant over the top of it. EVerything they do has to be a grand, defining statement for the Ages.

They're never satisfied. They want change. And then more change. And then more change. They want tighter and tighter control over the general population.

And whenever things go awry, they're never to be found. Anywhere. Where has Albanoccio been this whole time throughout the Commonwealth Games debacle. This country is being made into a laughing stock on the world stage, it's going to cost a fortune before it's all done and dusted and it's done untold damage to future investment.

Yet, Nada. Nothing. Zilch. Niet. Not a peep....

They're always the same. You can plot this crap on a graph. Way in advance.

Every single time...

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"Socialists always want to CHANGE everything. They want to go down in history. They want the power and the glory. They wantt o be adored by the masses."
You only have to look at Whitlam to see that. Maybe this lot will follow that ending as well.
Let's hope they aren't superseded by a drongo like Malcolm Fraser though. Ugh!
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