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# A Sneak Preview of the Voice
- URL: https://goodoil.news/a-sneak-preview-of-the-voice/
- Published: 2023-08-10T01:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2023-08-09T08:34:13.000Z
- Author: Cam Slater
- Tags: AUS Politics, Crime, Politics, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2024-07-16 22:22

Thankfully, the Indigenous Voice referendum seems unstoppably headed for defeat. Australians, sensibly, are increasingly revolting against the idea of turning Australia into an apartheid state, with Constitutionally-mandated racial separatism.

If the chaos unleashed in Western Australia by that state’s Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act isn’t warning enough, Australians just got another preview of what a Voice will look like in practice.

> Under-siege Alice Springs residents were forced to endure another terrifying weekend of out-of-control crime while the nation’s top politicians mingled at a $5,000-a-piece festival in the Top End.  
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> Prime Minister **Anthony Albanese**, Indigenous Australians Minister **Linda Burney** and several high profile Voice campaigners were among attendees at the Garma Festival in remote northeast Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory – the nation’s single largest Indigenous gathering.

So, a handful of “Big Man” elites, were whooping it up on the taxpayer dime, while just down the road (in Territory Terms), gangs of Aboriginal children are running amok.

> But 1,700km south of the festival, Alice Springs was gripped by a crime spree which saw a nursing home bus stolen, the airport and university broken into and several car windows shattered.  
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> Locals reported the Alice Springs Old Timers Aged Care Home shuttle bus was stolen overnight on Saturday – the same night CCTV footage shows children loitering inside the airport hangar.  
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> ‘Residents at the village look forward to their bus trips, even \[those\] who live with dementia know what days the bus trips are,’ one person said.  
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> ‘Unfortunately this is our only bus for Old Timers residents. Don’t these kids realise that they are possibly stealing from their own Grandparents/elders.  
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> ‘It is extremely upsetting and disappointing! Now we will have to explain why we can’t go on the bus for who knows how long.’  
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> Extraordinary CCTV footage shows the Alice Springs Aero Club was targeted a short while later \[…\]  
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> Charles Sturt University campus in Sadadeen was also broken into the same night, just after 1am. There, the offenders ’caused significant damage to the building and its contents,’ police said.  
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> Another incident occurred 15 minutes later at a government office.

So, where were Albo and his Gucci-wearing Minister for Indigenous Affairs?

> Politicians were in the NT at the weekend celebrating at the Garma Festival and touting their Voice to Parliament \[…\]  
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> Garma is an annual festival held on sacred Gumatj Bunggul ground in Gulkula every year in August.

Not so sacred that a few grand of gibsmedat won’t serve as an all-access welcome to country.

> Tickets for the festival started at $1,650 for school students, $2,750 for adults, and $5,000 for a corporate pass.  
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> [The Daily Mail](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12379301/Alice-Springs-gripped-crime-spree-targeting-airport-university-nursing-home-Anthony-Albanese-Voice-Yes-campaigners-enjoyed-5-000-person-Garma-festival.html?ref=goodoil.news)

Albanese and Burney have form on this, of course. It was only a few months ago that the PM jetted into Alice for an “emergency summit” on the town’s uncontrolled violent crime — a summit which barely lasted a few hours, before “Airbus Albo” raced back south to spend whole days in courtside seats at the tennis.

*BFD* readers will be only too familiar with this sort of tribal feather-bedding, where Iwi elites rake in small fortunes, while Bro Average in South Auckland struggles to scrape by.

At its worst, a Voice will set Australia on the path to South Africa or Zimbabwe, where tribal strongmen rule the roost and the country goes down the toilet.

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