@news_australian@VDejan0000 100%. National Hero...he protects our kids' futures from third world terrorism and we treat him like a criminal??
Unconscionable conduct by our 🤬 Government!
@mattskytower@AusPoll6 White women 🤣🤣🤣🤣 fuck me, I’m a ‘white woman’ and the last time I voted Labor was Kevin07.
I hope I didn’t offend you by you know, responding to your comment, cos I be havin’ an opinion n stuff 🤣
@JosephBrosnaha1@AusPoll6 So because someone doesn’t think the way you do, they hate democracy? 🤦🏼♀️ tell ya what kid, go back to school and do some learnin’
I’m not a lover of PH I’m on the fence, but Jesusm. If you think Labor have done a stand up job, there is something g seriously wrong with you.
@CorinnePhD@ScallywagRay@Ryandally08 Not sure why you tagged me in this. In case you can’t read… I don’t like Albo, I did acknowledge that he did an Easter post. 🤣🤦🏼♀️
@ScallywagRay@CorinnePhD@Ryandally08 I’m anti labor these day, however I know he has someone posting on his socials but if this were me? I’d have been in mass about this time. Lotsa church over Easter if you’re Catholic.
🚨 AUSTRALIA IS BEING ASKED TO ADAPT — BECAUSE ITS GOVERNMENT FAILED TO PREPARE
The Albanese government is now telling Australians:
The shocks are coming.
The months ahead won’t be easy.
Everyone must “do their bit.”
But here’s the real question:
Why are Australians being asked to carry the burden…
For a crisis the government should have prepared for?
This is not leadership.
This is damage control.
Cutting fuel excise for three months is not a solution.
It is a temporary patch.
Telling people:
“Use public transport”
“Don’t take more fuel than you need”
“Think of others”
Is not a strategy.
It is an admission.
An admission that:
Australia is exposed
Australia is vulnerable
Australia is dependent
Because after years of policy decisions:
Energy security was not prioritised
Domestic production was not strengthened
Resilience was not built
And now the consequences are arriving.
Farmers need diesel.
Truckers need fuel.
Supply chains depend on both.
You cannot run a country on good intentions and short-term measures.
And yet that is exactly what is being offered:
Temporary tax cuts
Public messaging
Hope that global supply holds
Hope is not policy.
At a time when global energy routes are under pressure…
When supply chains are tightening…
When costs are rising rapidly…
Australians are being told to adjust their behaviour…
Instead of seeing a government that has already secured their future.
This is the difference between:
Preparation
And reaction
And right now…
Australia is reacting.
The months ahead may not be easy.
But they didn’t have to be this uncertain.
Strong leadership anticipates crises.
Weak leadership explains them after they arrive.
@TruthFairy131 What will be left is what we voted for unfortunately. There are ramifications for how we vote, when people realise this things might change.
@mizzshoppalott@adamseconomics@alpsa@OneNationAus I don’t know how I feel about this statement. Am I naive to think it doesn’t happen? I just can’t see how Andrew’s in Vic was reflected last time. No one here admits to voting for him. All I know is everyone has had enough
@EBlackwell6280@TruthFairy131 As a Victorian who never voted for this government, I agree. There are ramifications for how we vote. The state as a rule voted overwhelmingly for it, and NOW they’re bitching? Please. You wanted this.
@AusPoll6 Yes. I was not going to vote for Ley, she was too soft in her approach and had banished those who were good at their job. Angus knows economics. I will vote with Libs next time.
@AusPoll6 If you vote that thing Jacinta, I hope it’s your house that has a home invasion next, I hope it’s your car that hits a pot hole, I hope it’s your family who are unable to get medical care. When is it enough?
If you vote for her in Nov you should be bloody sterilized!