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Death <somewhere@other.than.here> wrote in message news:7vgbhc$mfa$5@the-fly.zip.com.au...
> 
> What joke, it's broke we agreed on that, but what your saying
> is that we must pick a new model no matter what. Surely,
> there is a chance that you will create another broke system.
> Now, if you really feel that it is important that the system
> works, that all the checks and balances are in place then
> all well and good. I have yet to see a 'Yes' republician
> answer clearly and distinctly any of the concerns brought
> up by 'No' Republicians. So please prove to me that
> the checks and balances exist in the new system...
> 

Your question is fair and reasonable but I can not answer it because of time and its complexity. I am sure you will eventually find the answer... 
I have been asking similar questions over a period of time. I have found the important answers that mattered to me which changed my mind.
So I will vote YES because I know that what I will be voting for can not be worst than what we got now. But the change will make me feel better because I will have a new sense of belonging and so will my descendants.
Did you watch 60 minutes tonight?

Good luck,

S.Benedikt



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> S.Benedikt <benediktwatson@hotkey.net.au> wrote in message
> news:t5yS3.12$qN3.706@nsw.nnrp.telstra.net...
> It is interesting that for most of the time up to now I could not see myself
> voting for the Republic. This week I have changed my mind. Why?
> After listening to the PM and many others supporting NO vote I have realised
> that contrary to what PM said that the 'current system is not broke so why
> to fix it'. Sorry PM but  I have known for the past 40 years that it is
> 'broke' and not fit for our modern state to serve us through the future. It
> needs changing to give us sense of belonging, dignity and self respect in
> the rest of the world.
> So I will vote YES to Republic and NO to Preamble.
> 
> S.Benedikt
> 
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> Alan McCall <amccall@NOSPAMbigpond.com> wrote in message
> news:RJuS3.6839$we.11591@newsfeeds.bigpond.com...
> > We are not voting on the issue of Republic or Monarchy.
> > We are voting on the issue of Status Quo or a certain type of Republic.
> >
> > Cheers
> > Alan.
> >
> > Robert Moldenhauer <persia@persia.com> wrote in message
> > news:3819A2F4.4ACAB2@persia.com...
> > > Ok, the big vote is coming up, how's every voting?  Republic or
> > > monarchy? Personally I'd like to see the Republic vote successed and the
> > > subsequent state vote fail, sort of demoting the Queen from a monarch of
> > > the country to a Monarch of individual states.  That way they could
> > > still keep her picture on the coins as Queen of WA, QLD and NSW ;-)
> >
> >
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