Remember when the Voice was first posted it rated 60%+ in the polls and continually slipped as people understood the consequences of dividing Australia into an apartheid State. Information frees the mind, so by the end the Voice rated 40%, and intelligent people won. We are all Australians with equal opportunities and personal responsibilities. Logical information has given people the facts including many aboriginals who do not wish to be identified as different / primitive.

There are many reasons for why the Voice referendum did
not succeed. And, we've heard most of them. What happens
next we have to wait and see. Indigenous people are a
resilient mob and will continue to fight for their rights.
As one Indigenous leader put it:

"Talk not of recognition or reconciliation. Only of
justice and the rights of our people in our own country."

Laugh out loud it is. Post a personal opinion then complain about personal attacks. Any disagreement is an 'attack'. Then pretend that the 'attacker' is a "self-proclaimed truth teller." My memory is not what it used to be, but I don't think that I have ever proclaimed myself to be a truth-teller. Unlike the aggrieved 'victim' of all these "personal attacks", I don't think that I've revealed personal details that I don't think that anyone outside my family needs to know or care about. If the aggrieved was a library shelf-stacker in Queensland, she could get five days paid stress leave for the shocking experience caused by the loss of the Voice referendum; or, had she been a male cricketer in the Australian 11, she could have had counselling. As things stand for the forty-percenters, suck it up.

Hasbeen

Throughout history, we have had a lot of 'worst ever' Prime Ministers; but the current incumbent puts them all in the shade. He is appalling! He has not a single redeeming feature: no personality, a whiny voice, turned down gob, and a permanent chip on his shoulder that he is taking out on everyone except aboriginal activists and the Matildas (although he's probably gone off them since they came fourth, or whatever it was). The man is a waste of space.

However, I don't think the other side has had much to offer since John Howard. In fact, we really haven't had any decent Prime Ministers since Howard and Hawke.

ttbn,

You're telling me to "suck it up?"

Your advice of "suck it up"
is a foolish grumble. And as for suggesting the
job of some sort of book-stacker?

Thank-you. But you can't even begin to imagine
the jobs I've held over two continents. So
give it a rest. It's beyond your comprehension
and limited life experience.

Now that the Voice referendum is finished, the next thing to be knocked in the head is the government's censorship Bill. They didn't have the guts to put that to a referendum, and we are at the mercy of politicians with this. Politicians are to be the only people who can decide whether the thoughts and opinions of 26 million people can be suppressed by calling them 'misinformation'.

Two months after the deadline for submissions and comments on this communist/totalitarian Bill - first mooted by the previous government - less than one thousand of twenty three thousand submissions have been released to the public.

Get off your arses and contact your local members and state senators, before we get much closer to Communist China.

Advance Front and Centre, the organisation that helped to destroy the divisive Voice, advises that the people behind the Voice are regrouping and looking to make criminal what they regard as 'misinformation' - that’s anything they disagree with.

These people cannot win if they don't silence their opponents; and they will never accept that their idea of using the Constitution to divide us was deemed a very bad idea by the majority of Australians. They are out for revenge.

If you value freedom of speech for everyone - not just an elite few - there is an open letter to be signed at advanceaustralia.org.au.

I have sent personal letters to senators and my federal member.

Do it while you still can. Politicians are not your friends.