Grumpy Old Nasho

One of you guys can put in a vote for me tomorrow, all I ask is that the Coalition is placed last, and the ALP placed second last.

Who said anything about Clive Palmer?

Who said anything about Dutton?

Albanese will be tossed out this election, he made a blunder spending all that money trying to get the Voice up, and no one wanted to change the Constitution in that way. Then he botched the fix for the housing crisis. There shouldn't have been a housing crisis in the first place, which means he's also botched the fix for reducing immigration.

Yes I'll second that.

That's what I'm saying - some don't.

I always ask for a lady doctor, I've had bad experiences with homosexual male doctors. So my regular doctor now is female. All medical personnel should be made to wear a tag defining them as either Hetro, Homo or Lesbian.

Some male doctors are even homos, do your research before visiting a male doctor.

The mechanic did actually put in a thinner oil at my last service. I brought my own thicker oil along, but he refused to use that, I think he was just wanting to make a sale. He said mine was not the right one, so I'll double check the specs. It's either 15/40 or 15/30 for the Cerato, the oil I had was 15/40.

If we take the "Obvious Conclusion" path, Western nations will end up with smaller ethnic states, within the larger State. Each with their own "border", and a system of visas or permits to enter said smaller states. Driving through them might require an E-tag for a small tax to maintain road upkeep etc.

What is the difference between democracy and good governance? "Democracy refers to a system of government in which power is vested in the people, allowing them to participate in decision-making through elected representatives or direct voting. Good governance, on the other hand, encompasses the processes and practices that ensure effective, transparent, accountable, and equitable management of public resources and institutions, regardless of the political system in place. While democracy can facilitate good governance by promoting citizen engagement and accountability, good governance is essential for the effective functioning of any political system, including democracies." Has our democracy got good governance? I would say NO. We have two ruling parties that have their own self interests at heart, and they are basically socialist interests, and to put them into effect, brainwashing is necessary. A current campaign policy of the ALP is "Free Medicare". Of course, nothing is free, and it's irresponsible for politicians to say Medicare is free. Everyone pays for it, and it costs many $billions.

Two years ago, and even before that, in another site, I said: "While ever the ALP and the Coalition win Govt from now on, things will only get worse in Australia. It was bad enough then, and it's even worse now, nearly everyone is bitching about the high cost of essentials, including rent and buying a house. Prices have gone through the roof. We must lower our sights and be happy with less, of everything.

The most populist human nature thing we have is Social Handouts. Take those away and there'd be be a civil war against the Fed Parliament. Women are the worst for insisting on the Govt giving them more free money. Not a day goes by without them asking for more. A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury?

Well who or what will you put first? Not one of the major parties I hope.

Vote for Trumpets of Patriots. Forget about the ALP and the Coalition, they got us into this debt mess.