Some people are so unaware of what influences
others. They tell us that our opinions don't
count. Yet they continue to post and voice their
own opinions nevertheless.

Our votes do count - and they will make the difference
at this coming election.

Keep up the good work folks!

A sensible and important “warning” from Scott Morrison:- the Greens are a greater political threat to economic and national security than Clive Palmer and Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, and Labor is moving ­closer to the minor party’s ­“extreme views”.

Rather belatedly, Morrison has woken up to facts already know by ex-Liberal voters who turned their backs on the party during the time the rotter Turnbull took up most of the extremism of both the Greens and Labor.

Too late, Scotty. The Australian Conservatives are well ahead of you with a recent statement on the Greens:

“Now they've reached their full height, we now know they are toxic - sending their communist roots through our educational and media institutions, dividing Australia, reaching out to the UN to control our lives, enticing hordes of immigrants, spreading globalist seeds across the nation and wrecking our economy with carbon taxes”.

Yes folks, listen to the people like Pauline Hanson's
One Nation and Clive Palmer's United Australia Party
instead.

Those parties are walking colons - if you cut them open
you only end up covered in crap!

Yep. A dozen or so posters, saying the same things ad nauseum, will have a tremendous effect on the election. All over the country, people are waiting with bated breath to see a couple of neo-com wafflers and wankeroos decide the future of Australia.

I'm amazed that Antony Green, Leigh Sales and other political commentators haven't mentioned how the election result hinges on their votes. Could it be that they, and 99.9% of the population, are unaware of these delusional idiots or the existence of OLO!

Ps. One of these people has already voted so, if in the week running up to election, half the people she voted for are revealed as really bad eggs, she won't be able to do a thing about it. People who vote on the actual poll date, having heard everything, are the ones who will decide the government; and we don't know what they will do. Polls and 'expert' opinions count for nothing, as was proved by a certain president who was never, ever going to be president.

Our votes do count. There are many people who
have already voted and their decisions do
matter whether others like it or not.
The fact remains that people nowadays prefer to
vote early to avoid the crowds on election day.

Many people vote for their "teams." Australians
love their foot-ball teams.
Win or lose they'll support them. No matter how
badly they do.