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The Australian Union of Students has called for Australians
to vote against "Political Correctness" by putting Labor last.
Just because none of the parties are any good doesn't mean
that Labor is the same as the Liberals.  Most of the
"politically correct" policies have been introduced by Labor
Governments.

There are many Labor policies that aren't even reported in
the media, such as their reorganising government departments
so they can make "mainstream" people redundant.  This policy
has resulted in most government employees being Labor-voting
Catholic types.  Look at the ABC.  The people who work there
have nothing in common with mainstream Australians, as
reflected in their programmes.  It is if Fijian Television
broadcast only Indian material.  We need politicians who will
govern for the mainstream majority, not the Catholic minority.

It is a pretty good trick of Labor to call themselves the
party of the workers.  In actual fact Labor is the party of
the one-third of the population who are Catholic.  But they
pretend to represent the two-thirds of the population who are
employees.  So they have disguised themselves as the party
of the majority, when really they are the party of the
minority.  There once was a time when the Labor Party was
regarded as a criminal organisation, no-one voted for them,
and we had full employment and no social problems.

All of the parties are bad news.  But if you vote for the
best candidate, you will end up with the worst government.
So people need to engage in "strategic voting".  That is,
where you vote in a way which is most likely to bring about
a good government.

The Australian Union of Students advises people to vote for
One Nation for the Senate.  This sends a message as to the
extent of people who oppose "Political Correctness".  For
the House of Representatives, though, we advise that people
vote "1" for Liberal or National and "2" for One Nation.
In seats where the One Nation candidate nearly got elected
last time, you could vote "1" for One Nation and "2" for
Liberal or National.  Don't forget to number all the boxes,
and put Labor last.

Check out our Political Correctness Home Page
          http://www.students.org.au/political/correctness