Hey ttbn,
"The architect of the Voice is the race-obsessed, divisive Anthony Albanese."

Yeah.. and who put the idea in his head?
I think it's a bit naive to think this is all Albo.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2009-04-03/aust-adopts-un-indigenous-declaration/1640444

"Today Australia joins the international community to affirm the aspirations of all Indigenous peoples"
- Indigenous Affairs Minister, Jenny Macklin (Labor) 2009

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous_Voice_to_Parliament

"After Scott Morrison became prime minister of Australia in August 2018, his government proposed the Indigenous voice to government in October 2019, which would introduce a body via legislation, without changing the Constitution. The process by which the channel would be established was known as the Indigenous voice co-design process. The Senior Advisory Group was set up under Minister for Indigenous Australians, Ken Wyatt.
With a change of government on 23 May 2022, new prime minister Anthony Albanese promised in his victory speech that a referendum to decide the Indigenous Voice to Parliament enshrined in the Constitution would be held within his term of office."

These might be trival things compared to what Klaus Schwab wants for all our futures.

I'm a little less neutral on China today, found this video on YouTube yesterday, but the channel has already been removed, but I found it again on Rumble.

Klaus Schwab and George Soros Declare China Must Lead New World Order
http://rumble.com/v1xghbw-klaus-schwab-and-george-soros-declare-china-must-lead-new-world-order.html

- Been years since I dipped my toe into conspiracy type stuff, if we want to know where the worlds headed we need to know what these peoples plans are.

WTF NOT AGAIN...

I did 32 years in the job, and the 'kid glove' has always been in effect in that time, to answer your question.

WTF?

o sung wu - with 32 years in the job I am sure you saw many changes to policing and Indigenous Australians.

Perhaps you served at times before and after the Royal Commission into Deaths in Custody.

In any case, as this discussion seems to have included Indigenous concerns, I'm wondering what, if any, improvements to the lot of Indigenous Australians you attribute to the Royal Commission findings.

WTF

Fudge is it? Fudge by name, fudging by nature.

I am not going to wade through all that waffle. If you can't give me specific evidence to back your claim that "Indigenous Australians say they want a voice in matters that affect them", I will continue to believe that you are a bare faced liar. Committees and aboriginal (or part thereof) elites do not represent the many and varied Australians of Aboriginal background; nor do 'references' pulled off Google.

Like all of your kind, you have the appalling belief that some people all think and feel the same. There is no way in the wide world that you are able to back up your blanket, racist statement that "Indigenous Australians say they want a voice in matters that affect them"; particularly when many high profile people, including Jacinta Price and Anthony Dillon regard the whole thing as an insult.

And, finally, nothing is good that is being pushed by a PM who is also virtue-signalling over Assange, a person wanted by our ally, the USA, for questioning and possible trial for alleged actions against the security of our ally. I thank the Left tragic and great admirer of Albanese who made that bit of news available.

WTF?

ttbn states: I am not going to wade through all that waffle.

I think that's the point. Unless you are prepared to wade through the waffle you will never be able to actually understand what the issues are.

You clearly do not believe those who have read through it. So I cannot take much of what you say seriously.

Still, my suggestion is take the time and have a good read. It may be heavy going at times and there might be a lot to get through but that is the point.

This is not a simple matter and much thought and discussion has taken place already to get us to this point.

Speaking of that man-of-the-people, Anthony Albanese, I've just read that wears $649 boots and has a $3,890 Burberry car coat. There's something for the black fellas to 'give voice' to.