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You have to Pay to read this article in The Age that tells us that Truth lies outside of the No vote strategy it's all a return to Abbott's Chicken scream of fear that the sky is falling in if you vote Yes.
No campaign’s ‘fear, doubt’ strategy revealed
Advance runs the leading No campaign Fair Australia, which is aligned with the Coalition’s Indigenous Australians spokeswoman, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.
In an online training session, the national campaigning chief for
leading No activist group Advance, Chris Inglis, detailed the anti-Voice
movement’s core strategy of playing on voters’ emotions.
Inglis instructed volunteers not to identify themselves upfront as No campaigners as they make hundreds of thousands of calls to persuadable voters, but instead to raise reports of financial compensation to Indigenous Australians if the Voice referendum were to succeed.
“When reason and emotion collide, emotion always wins. Always wins,” he said as he displayed the same quote from US psychology professor Drew Westen, author of The Political Brain.
Inglis explained at the meeting on Monday, August 28, that the No camp’s job was to make people suspicious of the Voice and its backers, while the Yes campaign continued to cite academic arguments and documents such as the Uluru Statement.
Inglis told supporters that phone canvassing – using a tool called CallHub employed by successful campaigns in Europe and the United States – was integral to Advance’s efforts.
Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney said in June that she feared the No campaign had imported “American-style Trump politics to Australia”.
(The Age)
Let me frighten you, and let me count the ways I know. I've been trained by the best.
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