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Dear John,
Why is it that Labor Governments explode in chaos, shame
and discord? Could it be Labor’s destructive ethos?
Chifley’s term ended in disgrace trying to nationalise people’s
savings, Whitlam was sacked, Hawke was knifed by an incompetent
deputy, Keating drove mortgages and unemployment so high he was served
an election loss he had to have, and the Rudd-Gillard-Rudd government
crashed after many young adults were killed in the pink batt
scandal.
Fear not though John, on May 20 this year in The
Australian Anthony Albanese boldly predicted he would shape
Australia for the 'next ten years'.
Ten years you say Albo? If the Brittany Higgins saga doesn’t end
your term in the next ten weeks, then by the end of the year your
ever-growing black caucus, engorged because they can just ‘tick a box’
for Aboriginality, will have the knives out if/when your racist Voice
referendum fails.
Australians don’t like being made fools of. They
were told by the ‘mean girls’ of the Senate there was a conspiracy to
hide allegations made by Higgins, and that was the primary case to
throw the last government out.
John, Labor weaponsied the sympathy Australians had for a young
woman who made claims about her treatment by a Morrison government
staffer, and now that homemade bomb is exploding in their faces.
Australians feel lied to and cheated over allegations of government
corruption surrounding the $3mill payout to Higgins.
Do Aussies have the stomach for a PM who will try and sell them a
version of a ‘Voice’ void of detail amid a corruption scandal
surrounding not only his ministers but also their National Indigenous
Australians Agency?
A current Prime Minister who claimed his predecessor was the ‘liar
from the shire’ while shielding Ministers who clearly have serious
misconduct questions hanging over their heads is the type of hypocrite
Aussies will take the boot to.
How will the Albanese government end? You can wager the end may be
soon, likely in a blaze of ignominy and certainly tarnished by
ignoble character.
Or... Albo could always take up a career in drag. Watch this week's
cartoon for more hilarity.
Kind regards,
Damian Huxham
National Secretary | Pauline Hanson's One Nation
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