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VERY WELL SAID


"Geoff Bird" <geoff@students.org.au> wrote in message
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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
>