Oz Labor’s Brief Flirtation With Patriotism!
While predictable, the backlash against that Australian Labor Party woman…
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…who talked up patriotism as a factor in the immigration debate, still makes one a tad nauseous.
We read the headline about some Egyptian-born leftist parliamentarian…
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Aussies-first rhetoric must stop: Aly
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…who, of all people, surely ought to be out in front pledging her solidarity to the fellow-citizens of the country which has given her so much opportunity.
Yet instead, unlike Ms. Keneally, her American-born Labor colleague, Anne Aly evidently thinks it somewhat distasteful to put one’s own people first.
Moreover, ex-New South Wales state premier Bob Carr – who was born in Australia, so far as I know, ‘has urged Kristina Keneally to drop her ‘jobs for Australians first’ rhetoric…’
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Disappointing, old Carr, who once offered wise words on the fake-refugee issue.
- Senator Carr famously identified Australia’s enemies within during the election campaign.
- “If you want to embrace the Greens-Left-Fairfax-ABC position, you are going to go backwards at the next election,” he said, according to Labor sources quoted by The West Australian.
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But now he appears to find a rare patriotic statement from a member of his party unacceptable?
What is wrong with these people?
It doesn’t matter what policy politicians in Australia, or in ANY country, are talking about!
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Uncle Oz and 
Keith Milner are discussing. 
rossrightangle 
Keith Milner 11:11 on May 5, 2020 Permalink |
That party used to stand for the Australian working man and his wife.
Now if you say you want to put Australians first, they lose it.
Something is very sick about that.
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Uncle Oz 13:04 on May 5, 2020 Permalink |
What is that Aly on about? What you say, that every country should put its own people first, is what all normal people think?
As soon as you have kids, you put them first. It doesnt mean you want to be rotten to other people’s children, it is just right and natural and normal.
As with families, so with countries.
Aly left Egypt when she was a kid. Her parents chose Australia.
Maybe she has now decided they were wrong?
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