This is what Albanese is. A man with few principles, only a plan for
power for power’s sake. Never a leader, more a nervous opportunist. A
person who steps up and does what is right in the circumstances,
regardless of the popular opinion, is a leader. Albanese is a person who
steps nowhere. He’s a man who will be remembered for squandering power
to appease the shadows he is always jumping at. A man who spent 40 years
clambering, dealing, conniving his way to the top, forgetting
everything he stood for, only to get there and ask himself: What was the
point Anthony? What was it all for?
“Nearly 40% of MPs and their families own 3 or more properties”, finds an investigation into politicians’ property holdings by Open Politics’ Sean Johnson. What’s the scam?
Finally: a
frightening thing for our democracy including the power of the States
is the reality that the Coalition, if it were to gain federal power,
plans to set up their own Nuclear Authority. This would simply ride over
any Traditional Owner concern, any community concern and perhaps most
frightening of all, could simply overturn any State jurisdiction. It
would seem that the only way to ensure the Opposition’s nuclear plans
are given no chance to come to fruition is to ensure they do remain just
that: the Opposition’s nuclear plans.
Certainly
the Opposition has made it increasingly clear that it has no ambition
to respect Australian’s commitment to the Paris Agreement. As Mrs
Crombie, a key leader of the Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta’s
1998-2004 successful national no nuclear dump campaign used to wonder,
“Haven’t white people got grandchildren?” In 2024, Wendy Farmer,
co-ordinator of the seven proposed nuclear power sites opposition
communities has the same question: “Why would we do it and why would we
waste the future generations?”
Daniel
Andrews continues to dominate the headlines one year on after leaving
office — the non-stop negative News Corp narrative is exhausting.
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