Not having a real tranny for ‘Australian of the year’ makes us “weak”, somehow. Just wondering how more trannies we need tol keep the country safe.
Morrison a ‘weak’ choice: McGregor
Former Chief of Army David Morrison was a weak and conventional choice for Australian of the Year, according to fellow finalist Catherine McGregor. (Read the full article by clicking the link or scroll down for more.)
David Morrision is another hectoring activist of the year

“Our” ABC journallie, Vitrioli and her sidekick, are back pushing homo ‘marriage’, Islamisation and globull worming. Not necessarily in that order, but just as fanatically as in the years before. Ah yes, before I forget it: the republic is back again, too….
David Morrision is another hectoring activist of the year
GEOFFREY LUCK THE AUSTRALIAN JANUARY 28, 2016
What’s wrong with Australia? After 228 years, the only thing we can think of to celebrate this nation’s great achievements, and the liberation of its native inhabitants from the Stone Age, is the appointment of a tin soldier who excoriates us for sexism, family violence and lack of patriotism.
Does an ever-upward but otherwise unremarkable military career (until he delivered a speech written for him by a transsexual Twitter troll and fellow AOTY nominee) really fall within the category of “outstanding achievement” envisaged by the National Australia Day Council for an Australian of the Year?
Yet it seems David Morrison is now to be turned loose on the country, licensed to lecture and hector all and sundry for their failure to conform to his barrack-room discipline on social standards. As a lieutenant-general, Morrison might have passed unnoticed onto the retired list but for his 2013 outburst in a video clip applauded by the usual coterie of feminists, left-wing ideologues and the campaigning broadcasters of the ABC.
What we don’t hear often are the voices saying that Morrison demoralised the army with his “feminisation” of the service, which scandalously included taxpayer-funded sex change operations. Or that his concerns about gender bashing came very late in his career. The enthusiasm for his YouTube clip effectively snuffed out any analysis of the Morrison style: the fierce, almost jihadist fanaticism in his eyes, the tightened facial muscles, what might be taken to be a self-righteous vindictiveness lurking in his delivery.
Those who puzzled as to why the Chief of Army needed to deal so publicly with an internal disciplinary matter involving spotty cadets and a hidden video camera might just have glimpsed the unleashing of a political ambition fettered for four decades by military discipline.
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