The Uluṟu Statement Of The Heart

[mightyrooster]

The result in the ACT was certainly a surprise tho.

That’s for sure. I thought yes might win but am very surprised at the actual percentages.

[mightyrooster]

Yes, and apparently it's all bad news for Dutton...well, according to the ABC and that sour bitch Laura Tingle who didn't want to cover any aspect of the NO side.

I’ll take your word on it Carlos as I’m watching the footy.

[Carlos Parra]

The result in the ACT was certainly a surprise tho.

Not really.

Canberra elites vote YES, who would have guessed it?

It just shows how out of touch with mainstream Australia the Canberra public serpents, press gallery and politicians are.

The whole place should be closed down.

In more good news. NZ have voted out their socialist government.

[rented tracksuit]

Not really.

Canberra elites vote YES, who would have guessed it?

It just shows how out of touch with mainstream Australia the Canberra public serpents, press gallery and politicians are.

The whole place should be closed down.

In more good news. NZ have voted out their socialist government.

As MR said, it was to be expected here but it’s the margin that surprised me.

[mightyrooster]

Not really.

Canberra elites vote YES, who would have guessed it?

It just shows how out of touch with mainstream Australia the Canberra public serpents, press gallery and politicians are.

The whole place should be closed down.

In more good news. NZ have voted out their socialist government.

I’m sorry. Public serpents? Watch it now!

[Carlos Parra]

I’m sorry. Public serpents? Watch it now!

oops, sorry

I did mean Canberra public serpents.

[Carlos Parra]

I’ll take your word on it Carlos as I’m watching the footy.

I've been juggling 4 different channels.

Still yet to see a NO advocate on the ABC.

[mightyrooster]

oops, sorry

I did mean Canberra public serpents.

Hmm we work just as hard as any Aussie. Those in the lower ranks anyway.

[Carlos Parra]

Hmm we work just as hard as any Aussie. Those in the lower ranks anyway.

The ones I call friends do, but according to my father (and most of my old clients from yesteryear), they only bundied on until they could retire on their lifetime indexed pensions. It's a different story these days because those old pension funds are no longer available to the current generation of public servants who are coming through.

[Rocky Rhodes]

Wow, what a GREAT day for Australia...the "Yes" Vote smashed in every state.

And how great was Jacinta Price in her speech...especially liked what she said about those academic activists...those egoistical virtue signalers who think they know more about Aboriginal issues than the Aboriginals themselves. Suck it up u know nothing neviles...there are a few on here (yes that means u Paddo Cult and a few others).

Jacinta Price also wants the end of guilt politics...and yet the "Yes" losers still don't get it as they want to lower the Aboriginal flag for a week...lol....yet many aboriginal communities voted "NO".

Time to celebrate..

[Rocky Rhodes]

Brilliant pi$$ take on the worst Australian PM ever.

Top 3 worst for sure...rising with a bullet...Commie Gillard up there too.

Time for some Andrew Bolt, he calls it best..

[Carlos Parra]

Top 3 worst for sure...rising with a bullet...Commie Gillard up there too.

Time for some Andrew Bolt, he calls it best..

Meanwhile, Chris Kenny loses it big time.

[Paddo Colt 61]

As foreshadowed, the referendum result shows a clear class divide in Oz. The way that you voted is a good indicator of your socio economic status and the level of your formal education. With that in mind, the referendum gave Dutton and the Right wing media the opportunity to further tap into the conservative instincts of the unengaged (the polite term for the 2 headed monster, the airheads and meatheads).

Remember that, following last election, he slagged off at the Teals protesting that the party he led would henceforth be wooing the outer suburbanites. Of course making the Referendum issue partisan and the heft of the right wing media monopoly was a hurdle too high for reason to clear.

As I'm also continually pointing out, our destinies increasingly appear to rest with the disconnected and the intellectually limited who think and act emotionally, clearly unable to put rational thoughts together and act critically and independently.

Can this local brand of Trumpism now flourish? It's not the first time that the bovine masses have been persuaded that billionaires are the real mates, that the Libs are, laughably, their best friends, but will that sentiment now gain traction.

[Carlos Parra]

As foreshadowed, the referendum result shows a clear class divide in Oz. The way that you voted is a good indicator of your socio economic status and the level of your formal education. With that in mind, the referendum gave Dutton and the Right wing media the opportunity to further tap into the conservative instincts of the unengaged (the polite term for the 2 headed monster, the airheads and meatheads).

Remember that, following last election, he slagged off at the Teals protesting that the party he led would henceforth be wooing the outer suburbanites. Of course making the Referendum issue partisan and the heft of the right wing media monopoly was a hurdle too high for reason to clear.

As I'm also continually pointing out, our destinies increasingly appear to rest with the disconnected and the intellectually limited who think and act emotionally, clearly unable to put rational thoughts together and act critically and independently.

Can this local brand of Trumpism now flourish? It's not the first time that the bovine masses have been persuaded that billionaires are the real mates, that the Libs are, laughably, their best friends, but will that sentiment now gain traction.

My God you're tedious.

You could bore an arsehole in a wooden horse.

[Andrew Walker]

On nights like last night I’d like to see an intellectual like PC on the tv giving his political commentary.