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[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

@maria_leah385 @Rainmaker1973 I think you might be jumping to conclusions. I've walked in and gotten stuck in mud without realising it was mud until after. Likewise, I've gotten my car bogged in mud. Never have i thought "oh that's mud, fuck it. I'm going to walk/drive through it anyway". Accidents happen.

[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

These are the opinions I value the most. I agree that we need to help our disadvantaged indigenous communities, but the voice is not the only way to do it and we should not be comfortable voting yes for a concept, without being given the details until after the fact (3) #VoteNo

[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

It's ok to vote no this Saturday. It does not mean you are a racist, a nazi, or a horrible person. I'm not interested in what celebrities have to say, celebrities and media folk say what they're told to say, or what they think may gain them popularity. (1)

[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

I have spent some time trying to seek out the opinions of everyday indigenous Australians online, and have found many are not supportive of the voice. These are everyday Australians, living in their communities, with no connection to the government or the media. (2)

[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

@Mag9nus @BenFordhamLive Isn't that exactly what the voice will be doing?

[Newsmax Australia @newsmaxaus]

Dan Andrews has resigned as Premier of Victoria, leaving an abysmal legacy, especially from his tyrannical Covid lockdowns. How will he be remembered? He will be despised, says Alan Jones. For more, go to https://t.co/4g2ehK85yx. Video by @TheMilkBarTV

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

Dan Andrews will be remembered for being a PSYCHO...

[Mark Rowley @MarkWRowley]

ANGRY ANDERSON ON ‘THE VOICE’

Dear Brothers and Sisters, I feel compelled to write to you all, on this occasion, to share with you my thoughts and feelings on the upcoming referendum on The Voice.

Previously I would've kept my opinions, on political matters to myself, in keeping with my belief that each of us must not only retain our personal political leanings, as is our right but also at the same time respect one another's views or beliefs, however on this occasion I feel that this momentous moment in our history is of such importance that it is timely that some of us, if not all, speak up and declare where we stand and why, it is, off course, a deeply personal individual decision and so I am now making my stance known to you, to those of you that have supported, for all these many years, myself and the Rosie tatt's, I add at this time that I have discussed this matter with the other members of the band and did gain their approval to do so.

My support, going back decades, for our Aboriginal people should not ever be in question and you that know anything about me would know this.

Since the late seventies, when I first heard the term 'the Aboriginal industry', we all have seen just how this industry has grown and sadly become, like most other bureaucracies', an ineffectual giant, a toothless tiger, a bottomless pit, into which so many of our tax dollars are yearly poured to little effect.

On well-meaning advice from representatives, from our Aboriginal community, candidates were democratically elected into office in an effort to have true representation in our government, both state and federal, but again, sadly, we have all seen that even those appointed to bring about change for the betterment of all Aboriginal people seem to have not been able to or willing to bring about those changes.

I have heard and listened to the Voice of Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, among others, as they have for years called for recognition of the real problems of the most neglected of our Aboriginal people.

We, mainstream Australians, are not racist and we are tired of being told we are, purely by the virtue of having been born Caucasian.

We've all hung in there, all these years, never begrudging the billions of our hard-earned taxes going into the Aboriginal industry in the belief that they would make a difference..they haven't!

We entrusted those dollars when asked, to be put into the hands of Aboriginal people or those nominated by them after being told that 'they' know best, well have we received bang for buck? No, we haven't!

What we have seen recently is that some of these representatives, both individuals, departments, companies, and some of those elected into our parliament have become obscenely wealthy on our taxed dollars, it would seem that very few of our dollars are reaching those most in need!...but again according to those within the industry it, somehow, is our fault and it can only be fixed if a 'yes' result is achieved with the coming referendum, well let me state clearly I don't believe them!

So it's a NO from me! For decades now that very industry of radical voices have tried to blame, shame, and bully us into believing that we are the problem, well I'm saying now, loud and clear, I have never accepted that!

I do not accept that! and I never will accept it!

In closing I reaffirm my personal commitment to our Australian Aboriginal people and to being part of the solution that will work towards uplifting the lives of those seemingly forgotten, I have personally offered my allegiance to Jacinta and to any others, like her, that will truly work towards bettering the lives of our most neglected Brothers and Sisters.

PS, please, I ask that we all vote, vote clearly!... Write Yes or NO clearly so your vote is not wasted, our future depends on it, our future is in your hands! Angry.

[Kevin McKernan @Kevin_McKernan]

Vax Spike detected 6 months later in patients by Mass-Spec targeting the 2 Proline change.

https://t.co/wPoTX3WnWB

[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

@MeganRandHsmum @dino50904797 @mattjcan They definitely did claim that for a while at the start. That was the whole "get vaccinated to protect your nan" message. Maybe the vax affected your memory?

[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

@Jesterhat1 @CouchySays Surely you can't argue that he is running this state badly. Cutting funding where we need it and wasting it where we don't. The state will be so broke that average income earners will strugge. Good for you if you're wealthy and unaffected, but this is about more than you.

[Col Burns @ColBurns1954]

This is spot on....Why we should say NO to their Voice..!!

[Tracey @TraceyLee_07]

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[Senator Alex Antic @SenatorAntic]

Australia’s very own #Twitterfiles scandal emerges.

An Australian Government department has been exposed as a key player in the COVID censorship industrial complex.

The Department of Home Affairs has finally responded to my Freedom of Information request and admitted that it has been making requests of social media companies to censor COVID posts.

The Department needs to explain the nature of the 4,213 requests it made regarding COVID matters (almost 4 requests per day through a 3 year period) and whether any of those requests relate to matters which have now been debunked such as the effectiveness of COVID vaccination in preventing transmission.

Read the story in today’s Australian newspaper below.

[Plonk @Plonkyboy3]

@therealrukshan This poor girl. Thinking back to being that age, that would have truly traumatised me. I would have felt like something was wrong with me for feeling uncomfortable and shocked when all the grown ups around me thought it was great.

[Dr. Dina McMillan 🇺🇸 @drdina1]

A point I think needs to be made. All women don’t agree that homosexuality is okay. Yet, straight women, conservative and liberal, weren’t making a big deal out of sharing public toilets with lesbians. Why? Because lesbians were neither creepy nor a threat. Unlike men.

[Zagros Ozkan @Reason_Will_Win]

@BillboardChris @therabbithole @jordanbpeterson

[Aus Integrity @QBCCIntegrity]

There is no doubt @abcnews is captured and trying to frame @PeterDutton_MP @JNampijinpa as an enemy to the Voice. In a clear mandate from @AlboMP, ABC is grossly misleading us. Frame-by-frame, the full story from @SkyNewsAust vs @abcnews and their emergency cut #VoteNoAustralia

[Kristy @kristy_bayley]

@MattWallace888 Yes