Here's a little known fact.
The amount of national park closures in Australia is astounding.
I had a video on it from about a month or two back, but somehow it's mysteriously disappeared from my YouTube watch history.
It's funny how often this happens with important videos, I'm starting to try to make a habit of bookmarking them instead.

Many national parks are being closed and labelled as culturally significant indigenous sites.
You can't even climb Mt. Warning anymore.

I think that we should ignore what politicians and the media tell us are the most important issues in 2025 and work on what we, voting individuals, believe is important to us.

The 'big one', cost of living is a lie: all this not being able to "put food on the table" is BS.

The crucial matters, dodged by the uniparty, are defence, immigration and free speech.

Ruinous multiculturalism is never discussed as an election issue either , probably because of the uniparty's growing hostility to my number three concern, freedom of speech. Multiculturalism is killing Australia, just as it is killing all Western countries that have adopted it, without the permission of voters

Multiculturalism is nothing more than a home-built Trojan horse !

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Housing affordability
Immigration
Productivity
Defence
Rebuilding our finances
Free speech and an open society
Education
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Well none of these is really important.
They could be important for the state,
but for people like me who do not believe in states, these are utterly meaningless.

I will vote according to the little things that can actually affect my life and intend to research, during April, the parties' views on them, all parties without exception and regardless of the above "biggies".

While I have not yet started this research in earnest, I see Labor starting off the race 2:0 better than the Liberals, by:

1) Promising the continuation of cash.
2) Not pursuing the state's ability to expel dual-citizens.

We shall see what else my research digs up.

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Dear Graham,

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The huge political shake-up in the US is causing upheavals around the world and will have a major effect on Australia during the forthcoming legislature.

The U.S. national debt is currently about $34.6 trillion as of March 2025 and Trump is desperately trying to shore up the astronomic financial hemmorrhage to avoid bankrupcy of the world’s largest and most important economy. He is forcing all America’s trading partners to contribute to that effort.

The US is Australia’s 2nd most important trading partner after China. Our political and economic outlook is highly dependent on the issues and outcomes of the fortunes of those two countries.

Politically and economically, our future is increasingly uncertain and incites prudence. There is a huge storm brewing. We must batten down the hatches and weather the storm. It is not the time for change. We must do everything we can to maintain stability.

For me, the most important issues are :

• Survival as an independent, sovereign nation
• Limit our losses
• Defence
• Free speech and an open society
• Rebuilding our finances
• Education

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