We Said NO to the Voice, But They’re Doing it Anyway
“Australian-first truth-telling inquiry rewrites Victorian history, calls for redress and transfer of power.”
That’s a headline from the ABC.
Um… “Rewrites Victorian history”?!
Is this for real?
Victorian Labor to Implement State-Based Voice
Yes, this is the Victorian government AFTER you and I won one of the biggest referendums on Australia’s Constitution ever.
In 2023, we made it crystal clear.
We said NO to the Voice to Parliament – it’s a divisive, race-based bureaucracy that would have divided us forever.
We rejected the idea that one group of Australians should have a bigger say over our government because of their race.
We voted it down in every single state.
But now we read the news and find that the Labor government in Victoria has “rewritten history” and that they are introducing a permanent Voice to “transfer power”.
All the things we voted against.
I’ve been fortunate that I have been able to speak my mind for a while now.
I’m not afraid to stand up and speak out.
I’m used to Labor and the left not listening, as frustrating as it is.
But to ignore the will of the people? To pretend a national referendum didn’t happen?
A Victorian Voice after the people of Victoria overwhelmingly said “NO”?
That’s not right.
Yoorrook Justice Commission
And at the same time, the radical Yoorrook Justice Commission has tabled its final report – calling for redress, land rights, tax exemptions and even a transfer of power to Indigenous groups in Victoria.
They just push ahead and they don’t care what you or I think.
They call it “voice” and “treaty” and “truth-telling” instead of what it really is – division, bureaucracy, and racial separatism.
When did we agree to rewrite Australian history and give unelected advisory bodies real power to shape our laws?
We didn’t.
The people of Victoria – every Australian for that matter – deserve better than this.
What we need is unity, not division.
Equal treatment, not special rights.
Real solutions, not more layers of political activism.
We rejected the Voice once. We must reject it again – in every form it takes.
I stood up to the Voice last time.
And I will do it again.
With me?
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Image via YouTube/Sky News Australia.
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True Hero!!!!!!!!
Keep it up, Jacinta! United we stand, divided we fall. May God strengthen your resolve in every way. We’re certainly with you, as one.
I’d like to add that the potato famine didn’t happen in Ireland; that there were no land clearances in Scotland (sorry Jacinta P); that the Normans didnot invade Ireland in the 12C and there was no pre settlement of people in New Zealand before the peace loving Maoris arrived and killed them (like the moas)
Jacinta, you are paying a price for standing up for truth and common sense! The majority of Aussies are with you.
Thank you Jacinta. We have a very serious problem when the governments ignore the will of the people.
What else are we to expect from marxists?
Rewriting history, promoting division, etc.