Indyvidual,

It's becoming clear that in politics policies and
actions count more than the old traditional labels
of Right and Left. Unless our politicians stop their
in-fighting and "party" mentality thinking, and
actually offer solutions to problems instead of
slogans and blaming each other - voters won't vote
for them.

Look at the Teal wave of the last election.

A sign of things to come.

Indyvidual

You know the drill with Foxy: yap, yap, yap until everyone gets sick and tired of her ear bashing and nagging.

Give-the-girls-a-go is just another woke fad that will contribute to the downfall of Western society. The lady-boys in Canberra have already succumbed to the women, as well as the multicultis, Muslims, gender-benders and queers.

The end is near.

ttbn,

I appreciate your comments on the topic of my discussion
but not once again - the personal attacks.

You promised to ignore me.

Why are you again returning with the attacks?

If you don't like my opinions - fair enough - you don't
have to read them or respond or you can respond but kindly
cut out your personal attacks on me. That says more about
you than it does about me. It's not only rude - but
unnecessary for a rational person.

According to the Department of the Prime Minister
and Cabinet the proportion of women in the Australian
Public Service in senior executive roles has increased
from 26.8% in 2001 to 52% in 2020.

It appears that women are making some headway.

And women like Pauline Hanson, Jacinta Price, Jacqui
Lambe - are not ones that are going to be silenced.

Vanessa Hudson is the CEO of Qantas. Vicki Brady of Telstra,
Michelle Bullock - Governor of the Reserve Bank. Jacinta
Allan is the Premier of Victoria. And if we go back in
history quite a few women made their mark. Roma Mitchell -
1st female judge. First female Queen's Counsel , Chancellor
of an Australian University and later Governor.

There's so many other names that come to mind. From
Dame Quentin Bryce, Julia Gillard, Anne Levy, Rosemary
Follett, Carmen Lawrence, Julie Bishop, Anna Bligh,
Kristina Keneally, Cheryl Kernot, Joan Kirner,
Tanya Plibersek, Anastacia Palaszczuk, Natasha Despoja,
Gladys Berejiklian, and many others.

"Give the Girls a go?"

They've been trying to re-write "His-story" for quite some
time.

"The end is near?"

Some things are neverending.

"Has anyone advised her on what to say - and how to behave in public?"

I think the way she talks and waffles on sometimes she does a disservice to her self.

I'll vote for a One Nation candidate if there's one to vote for.
One Nation are the only party with a sensible immigration policy.

"Give the Girls a go?"
I don't really care for any of the woke crap.
I don't care about all this fake / phoney token feelgood rubbish;
'Welcome to country' 'acknowledgements' 'gender/ethnicity' quotas;
'Can't show a white woman with a white man, racist'.
'change the white man to a black man change the white woman to a chinese, wait can we make them gay?'
I'm sick of all this crap.

This strive for equality is making people mentally ill.
It's all a load of pointless garbage.

May the best man or woman or whatever-the-hell-you-call-it these days, for the job - receive the position of employment.
I don't care about peoples wokeness or sexuality.
I want the person in the job, to be the most competent person for the job.
Wokeness is not a product on a production line.
Wokeness is more of a liability than an asset.