Al Banause will turn your super into Net Zero (and the ‘VOICE’ will steal the rest)

This week the Senate has wasted three days debating how the Voice referendum will be conducted. It was a complete waste of time brought about by the Labor party who are more interested in identity politics than actually dealing with the cost of living. The Prime Minister finally released the details of the referendum today. It is completely ambiguous in its wording, which means if it gets up it will open a path to treaty and the destruction of property rights.

It will allow a select class of people who define themselves as aboriginal to have direct representation to the executive. This means that any discussions will remain completely confidential and representatives will be unaccountable. The proposed Voice to Parliament undermines everything that democracy stands for. If you don’t want your children to live as second class citizens in their own country then vote NO.

Copy of a speech by Pauline Hanson today. Strongly recommend reading the 11 bullet points they will start the voice with. Pauline Hanson’s Please Explain
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As Australians would be aware, the Liberal Party have struck a deal with Labor to give the Government the numbers to pass the Voice Referendum Machinery Bill.
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So in effect the Coalition have handed Labor the starters gun for what will be an extraordinarily divisive constitutional change where we peg Indigenous Australians against all other Australians.
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My concerns have been further elevated today, by a letter I received from a member of the public who provided an eleven point plan, he says was devised by staff within the National Indigenous Australians Agency, which operates within the remit of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
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It’s the same NIAA group I brought to the Australian peoples attention earlier this week.
A body of 1,317 bureaucrats, funded to the tune of almost $4.5 billion this financial year, reportedly set up to improve the lives of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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The NIAA are an unnecessary, duplication body set up in addition to the roughly 3000 Aboriginal Corporations, all registered under the CATSI Act that also claim to do the same thing.
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But my anxiety levels are rising following this correspondence, containing details of an eleven point plan left behind by a group of 6 or 7 NIAA employees having coffee at a café in the Woden Towns Centre.
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Now this coffee shop in Woden is roughly 450 metres from the NIAA office here in Canberra.
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Let me read to you the 11 bullet points that were taken from pages left behind by that group of NIAA staff.
It was headed “Early Action / Opportunities for the Voice”.
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1. Job quotas: Minimum 10% appointments to be First Nations people for Judges, Magistrates, CW SES, ADF officers, AFP and State Police forces, Corrections departments, Vice Chancellors, and Ambassadors.
2. Universities: No entry tests, and no fees for First Nations people.
3. Old age pensions: Reduced age eligibility for First Nations people “Because we die younger”.
4. Public Housing: First Nations people to have first preference for all vacant public housing across all states.
5. Sport & Music: Entry fees reduced by 50% for First Nations people for any events on public land.
6. Beaches & National Parks: All beaches and national parks to be property of the relevant tribe, and non-first nations people to be charged to use the beaches, parks etc… Revenues to go to relevant tribe.
7. Rivers and Streams: to become property of relevant tribe, and fees for water consumption paid to relevant tribe.
8. Mining Royalties: Same as for water.
9. Income tax: For First Nations people to be 50% of normal rate.
10. Liquor Licensing: All new liquor licenses across Australia to be vetted by Voice.
11. Voice Office: Research / Policy staff to analyse and review all proposed Government policies, legislation and appointments. Same size and pay as DPMC.
The DPMC they refer to stands for Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
If the Prime Minister is aware of these initiatives set out by the NIAA, it would appear that Mr Albanese continues to mislead the Australian people over the extent of powers given to the Voice to Parliament.
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If on the other hand, the PM does not know about the list, then who from Prime Minister and Cabinet is overseeing the actions of the National Indigenous Australians Agency?
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Australians have a right to know the extent of the powers being handed to the Voice to Parliament NOW…. Certainly not whenever this government feels like it.

DEFENCE FORCE PLAN FOR NET ZERO EMISSIONS
Our Australian Defence Force; vehicles, tanks, planes & vessels – emit around 1 million tonnes of Co2 per annum.
The madness of signing up to ‘net zero by 2050‘ means we either have inferior military equipment or we send hundreds of millions off to foreign nations (often very same nations that we are trying to protect ourselves from – enabling those nations to purchase the latest military hardware) so we can buy carbon credits from.
At an estimate price of $250 million a tonne – that’s a $1,000,000,000 over four years .