Gough Whitlam was the 'grandaddy of woke'
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- Sky News host Rowan Dean says the “whole world of woke” began with former Labor prime minister Gough Whitlam.
“Whitlam, the ‘Grandaddy of Woke’,” Mr Dean said.
“Did Gough leave Australia better off or worse off?
“In my opinion, there is no question on far too many fronts he trashed what had successfully worked before and replaced it with socialist fantasies that we have laboured under ever since.
“In a nutshell, the culture wars began under Gough Whitlam and the left have been torching our precious values and institutions ever since. Worse off? You bet we are.”
The greatest Australian of all time
Sky News Aus is pure evil
Goth Whitlam and Kevin Rudd are the greatest Prime Minister Australia has ever had, both cute out by the US government
School kids shouldn't be allowed to vote on stuff that will affect adults
@VoteGreenLeft OK, then they're old enough to go to war, too.
Kids don't have the capacity to understand long term. As well as having been indoctrinated into Fascist beliefs at school. Plato said "I never talk politics with children. They have all the zeal to change the world and no idea of how it works."
that literally works both ways
@VoteGreenLeft "Well educated" does not necessarily translate to "intelligent". Leftists prove that all the time. Interestingly enough, most leftists are also stuck in a state of arrested adolescence, so I can see why you would approve of children being able to vote.
spot on
Gough Whitlam was a hero! The greatest PM Australia has ever had. We need him back!
What about John Curtin?
@@WestyrulzJohn Curtin is pretty good too, mainly in regards to ignoring things that Churchill wanted him to do, he’s definitely up there in pms
So you want to go to a US based user pays health care model Rowan? Whitlam had his issues but this paper thin 'analysis' isn't going to highlight them.
Screw Medicare and screw the medical system. Bunch of crooks milking the system dry.
Is Rowan related to Atkinson. No, Atkinson knew he was a joke.
You haven't given any substantial evidence that what he did was bad. This is awful. This is a feelings over facts segment. I don't agree with much of what he advocated, but "I don't agree" is not an argument. This is weak.
Spot on. Meow, Meow, Meow
education for all, not just the rich, was and is still a good idea, i turned off at3.30
Lima. The deliberate deindustrialisation of Australia, to hand it all to "developing nations".
Same yr that was signed so was the free trade deal with China.
The Lima agreement was the first step in the Agenda 21 process though at that stage Agenda 21 had not yet been codified into a coherent package.
The usual tripe from Dean. The measurement of the Whitlam government's achievements and reforms (which are many and varied) is that they still exist and not one governent that came after them (including Coalition governments) overturned them. What we now think of as "normal" eg Medicare, Sex Discrimination laws, Racial Equality laws, Land Rights, the ending of conscription, childcare as part of employment, no fault divorce etc, etc, are the result of the Whitam government.
I voted for Whitlam in 72. Pies went from 12 to 17 cents. A schooner went from 25 to 29 cents. Never voted for Labour again.🤮
Don't forget cyclone Tracy. Gough caused that as well.
@@happycarnivore7922 Yes, that is just as far-fetched an idea as the theory of Anthropogenic Climate Change.
Wages started going up and it became an endless cycle of inflation. Median Sydney house prices in 1972 were about $24,000. A block of land was dirt cheap. If you went to the regions, you could pick up land for a song, now we see broken down houses in Balmain selling for 3 or 4 million. Back then young people had hope, now property prices do not reflect working-class wages.
@@deanpd3402 Plus the Commonwealth was debt free in 1972 then Gough increased spending by 19% one year then 15% the next, completely trashing the budget. Debt kept increasing until 1996 until Howard/Costello got it under control.
@@deanpd3402 Except $24,000 (if true) was many times the average wage of $4,180. And most ordinary folks didn't earn the average wage, they earned a fair bit less.
You still blame Gough for 2022's prices in Balmain?
Even the Libs admitted they let the economy stagnate and Whitlam inherited a series of economic woes that were looming anyway. He was unlucky in that.
Laisse faire economics doesn't mean letting income dribble away and not repairing issues as they arose. But the Libs did from the late 60s.
And may I say god save the -QUEEN- DickyDan, because no one will save the -GOVENER -GENERAL- Andrews government...
Keep fleeing Victoria, freedom-loving conservatives. If the workers remove themselves from Vic, the socialists who are left behind will eat themselves.
@@deanpd3402 I thought about going to Tassie, but with the amount of people already wanting to go there, it'll probably sink.
His government wasted a debt free and strong economy it inherited. Then raided the pension fund.
Yep and we're still paying for it.
@@crosseyedone7960 So bitter and so ignorant.
Remember the Khemlani Affair?
I would add to Rowan's extensive list, no fault divorce, designed to destroy families.
No Frazer raided the pension fund. He put into general revenue where it still goes every week they have never removed the 7.5% levy. For a pension they say you will never receive as you now have super.
Gough put Grassby & Cairns in his ministry that in itself tells you enough.I think most of them were Fabians,including Gough.
Grassy was a horrible man.Stood up in cowards castle and accused Barbara Mackay of having her husband murdered when we all knew it was the Mafia.
@@diannesmith2249 Remember it well.He was Moral bankrupt,he was having an affair behind his wife's back and bought the Multicult to Oz from Canada. He was an early SJW & like many SJW's he was hiding his character defects behind a facade.
So was mark Latham
Rowan .. It was 50 years ago . we were at war .. As a 17 year old about to turn 18 and risk being drafted .. I was happy to see him win that election . Plus we could Drink and Vote at 18 .. I am a Queenslander and drinking age was 21 .. but 18 in NSW ,, now we didnt have to drive to NSW to have a few beers. Anyway love your woke on climate change
Australia's first truely communist PM, well, a dedicated Maoist actually!
You forgot the unidroit treaty
Didn't even know what it was (haven't heard of it). A google search fixed that. Add it to the list of Whitlam punishments we endured. Thank you Malcolm Fraser.
Whitlam the Fabian Socialist
Germaine Greer was up there.
Whitlam agreed to Indonesia taking over East Timor
You forgot his failed attempt to scrap the states and strengthen the role of local councils.
Gough White signed Australia death certificate
He sure did.He provided free tertiary education, free health, equal pay for women, financial support for single mothers, simplified divorce laws, reduced the voting age to eighteen and opened up international trade by cutting tariffs.What a tosser.
@@petermcculloch4933 And now China poses an existential threat. Excellent.
@@MadKingJorge If you are frightened.Put your incontinence pants on.
Many years ago, when I was a kid in Papua New Guinea, my dad brought home a book called "Trip around the Terrortory," full of cartoons about life in PNG. There were a few I remember, but one was of Prince Phillip with a hunting bow and arrow. The caption was, "Where's Whitlam?" My dad refused to explain. Thanks for your commentary; now I'm much closer to "getting it."
I hope Prince Phillip was done as a caricature of Elma Fudd "Where's that wascally Whitlam"
And as I recall he basically destroyed much of the small manufacturing industry in Aust. Particually anything electrical and electronic plus household goods etc.
Yep the Lima Agreement
Destroyed everything, I think that was when mortgage rates hit 19-20%
He was an evil man who loved himself and despised the peons .
The same for any socialist. But generations are brainwashed to venerate shitlam.
He had a massive ego but then again he was a pollie.
He’s also the reason you have universal healthcare and that your house is connected to the sewage system
@@The_rot_consumes. Actually that is incorrect . The Lord Mayor of Brisbane sewered the city in the sixties . Some of the regional towns had sewerage before that .
@@The_rot_consumes. Queensland already had universal healthcare in the sixties and seventies . Victorians uused to travel up in winter to use our free service . There were no long waits or ramping at the hospitals which had the Casualty to take care of patients , even those who did not want to pay for private visits to a GP . Do not generalise as each State was different . We were “ pov students “ but even we could afford to see a GP in the late 70’s .
The one and only reason he was elected was he vowed to end national service.
Nothing to do with parents being able to afford medical care for their kids?
Nothing to do with women being paid way under a man for doing the same job?
@@happycarnivore7922 exactly,the comments on this video are pathetic,whinge whinge whinge,and then they front to the medical centre next day with their medicare card.whitlam made tertiary education more viable for EVERYONE...the scholarships this dickhead mentions was only available in wealthy schools.
It is satisfying to recall Rupert Mordoch supported Whitlam in the 1972 election
Is that right? Didn't know that.
A full on criminal. In the disguise of a lovely man. Along with Hawk, Keating and Howard.
I was working At Callan Park Psychiatric Hospital as a male nurse at the time, I was caught in between a discussion of fellow nurses of whom to vote for, a Gough Whitlam and or for Billy McMahon, well I listened intently and made my mind up to vote for Billy McMahon. I am glad as I don't feel guilty at all.
From memory National Service conditions were that you had a choice to go over seas, yep a choice, I missed out on the ballot. But still have my National Service card with my number etc on it.
But a few friends of mine who were called up decided not to go overseas because at that age most had girlfriends and they had their at that time and were almost ready to marry, their girlfriends didn't want their boyfriends to go over seas, but then most of them, very soon got a DEAR JOHN LETTER, fickle women.
I think, if you went over seas you got better pay!
I bet all the inmates voted for Gough.
Where can I find a lightbulb? I can’t see as the room is so dark.
Mmmmm! can you afford the electricity bill under the Green agenda my friend, Aldi may be getting in Kero Lamps soon and generators (but if the price of petrol keeps on going up petrol is out go the question).
Maybe looking up CZcams on how to make candles!
Go and sit in the sunshine. Enjoy the greenhouse effect or global warming or climate change or whatever the latest iteration is. Man still thinks he's the centre of the Universe just the same as when he thought the Sun revolved around him. So now he can be a woman, too. Natural selection in action. The other species on this planet now have a fighting chance. Lol
Reducing poverty and creating a health care system that benefits all Australians is real "woke" stuff, hey Rowy?
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Well said. Can i shout you a beer, dig your humour
Yes, my gap at the specialists is only $122, not too bad. And, at 70, I've only seen 5 of the 6 specialists this month, I need to see. Nothing life threatening. Of course, I can't claim that gap on my private health insurance. The cheapest gap for a gp in my rural area is $40. No claim there. Of course, there's the $42 for every script. No health care card there. No health insurance claim there. I stood in a queue with an ex-"friend" yesterday, we chatted. We broke up over the s-trans-gest issue. During her working life, she spent 20 years in Paris, so she gets a health care card and had a disability pension (for 10 years, until she decided to stop taking the prescribed meds she was addict to, with the help of her 80 year old parents, who paid for her private clinic out of their meagre savings). Now, it's just the old age pension. Meanwhile, I slogged it out for 30 years (medically retired), in a Western Sydney classroom with a week's getaway holiday a year. Got no family allowance (just above $ cut-off, got no child care $$$ (just above cut-off). Got no health care or pension card - just above cut-off, lol. My super payments were compulsory. No choices. And, I get told "men are women" having worked with women who had to resign as teachers (public servants) when they got married. Check out the rules for changing your sex on Victoria and NSW BDM sites. Nup. Last time I vote labor. Took me 50 years, but I got there. Albo's doing nothing about inflation or housing. He knows he's in for at least two terms and sitting pretty.
@@carolynbrightfield8911 I'm guessing your private health insurance doesn't cover Alzheimer's either.
If you're gonna bullshit, don't be bullshitting about your age.
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1971, WEF was founded. 1974, the Lima Agreement (the start of all this horror) was signed by Gough Whitlam. 🤔
ALP against knighthoods, which only last the life of the recipient, but with Labor we get council buildings, named after Labor Politicians which last beyond their life. Whitlam Library in Cabramatta , Leisure Centre in Liverpool, Wran Leisure Centre in Villawood NSW just to name a few.
Suburbs called Page & Holt- Tories. Swimming centre named after Holt- ironic! Menzies House, Menzies Walk, two Menzies Buildings at universities. Menzies Library. John Gorton Building, John Gorton Drive, Sir John G Library. Henry Bolte Bridge, Bolte Institute, Bolte Hall......
What exactly is your point?
@@happycarnivore7922 had to chuckle about the Holt Swimming centre,
@@peter12488 I had to chuckle at Tim Fischer's take on it- a communist Russian submarine headed into the choppy reef at Cheviot Beach and snatched Holt with an extendable pincer.....
@@happycarnivore7922 we gotta laugh
@@peter12488 I laughed my arse of at a lot of what "Two Minute Tim" would claim.
Apparently he & his wife had fertility problems for years. I always wondered if it was related to his nickname.
In Murdoch we trust aye.I’m a taxpayer that works for a company that pays their corporate tax.What tax does your company pay.You do national service with me.Be an advocate of this.😂
Amazing how this guy can blame Whitlam for just about everything.
He did begin the rot in this country. All the other little proto fascists that came after him have him for an example.
Yes, the Blame Game is a good way to be successful in Politics and in the Media.
@@darylburnet8328 Like "blaming" John Kerr instead of thanking him.
have to obey their CIA masters,
sky news might as well be tel aviv news.
@@NeostormXLMAX What a moron. Alfoil's for cooking
It's time to relegate this drip to the hasbeens forever!
Whitlam destroyed Australia by signing the Lema agreement
He also destroyed the family by introducing No Fault divorce.
Lima.. and it was actually Willesee that did the awful deed.
@@grannyannie2948 Good of you to raise this. It was at the back of my mind too. Lionel Murphy?
@@Blake-sh3nf Thankyou
He’s also the reason you have universal healthcare
thank you !
I was so pleased when I felt free from religion (Dutch Reformed Church) and discovered practical thinking just to find my next religion that I feel I have to join: "Woke and Global Warming Reform Church".
Jongen jongen.
I was there when Whitlam was Indiscriminately Wrecking Australia, he Had to Go and luckily He Got Booted Out !!!
And yet you still do know when to use capitals?
Whitlam was no more than a reflection of the time. The whole world was transitioning from an ultra conservative very narrow minded 1950/60's to the Hippy generation of the 1970's. Whitlam and Woodstock etc. are just reflections of the period.
That change was necessary and the world is (perhaps was is the right word) a FAR better place for it happening.
P.S. Wokeness, cancel culture etc are actually the complete opposite of the liberation of ideas of the 1970's "do what you wanta do, be what you wanta be, yea". It is actually a return to a pre Whitlam era of narrow minded thinking, and uniformity in society.
"It is actually a return to a pre Whitlam era of narrow minded thinking, and uniformity in society." It's far worse than that. Though somewhat censorious, very few lost their jobs/careers because they violated the earlier norms which were in any case rational and not socially subversive.
The Left are the political ideology that bans, cancels and censors anyone with a different opinion you clown John Woodrow. In typical Leftist fashion you project your own actions directly on to others. No wonder you’re such a bunch of miserable, self-loathing and worthless hypocrites.
All the f#####y seems to of happened after he was sacked.
If we had peace we wouldn't require fighting for protection.
Traditional arts are for release, not war 💗💫
Not to mention different Chinese leader 🤷♀️
Lima Declaration.
Gough was a lovely gay man.
..so was Kerr.
They made wonderful gay love together.
..makes one all tingley to think about the power of love..the love of power...
Power loving lovers in love.
And you wonder why this country is stuffed?
I loved this news report, painting the clear view of what Whitlam did to this country that was so bad.
I can not believe they are looking at lowering the voting age even lower, teenagers have no idea about the running of a country, when I got married at aged 17 I found I had also been added to the voting books and I was not even 18 yet, I found it all so confusing with all the different parties and people running for office and no clear view to be had, and yes there was some sort of election going on at the time, I was told I had to vote because I was on the books, I had to show my birth certificate as prof of being under aged to vote so I would not get fined for not voting.
This was once a Great Country, now I’m not so sure, this country has lost so much and it will take time to regain that look on life that was so Great.
My few cents worth about the voting age.
In most Anglosphere jurisdictions up to start of 1970's, the voting age was 21.
As well, most kids left school in their mid teens, after doing basic secondary education, to begin work.
Senior secondary school of course, was mainly seen as preparatory to university, or similar.
This of course, meant there was considerable window of opportunity for their still-developing grey matter to have exposure to adult society, before they cast their first vote in the ballot box.
Then the voting age was dropped to 18. About that time though, there was an increasing proportion of kids staying longer at school, including those doing senior school on a 'terminating' basis. The causes of this may be legion. These last, in other circumstances would likely have left school in their mid teens.
A perfect storm?
@@slynews298 When you vote you are aiming to affect the whole of society. When you commit crime you are being selfish or not exercising self-control. Selfishness and lack of self-control are supposed to be disciplined out of you by your parents from your early childhood.
@@stephenfennell Some do it well, others less so.
@@stephenfennell I hope you are NOT the murderer !
if there is to be a set minimum age for voting there should be a set maximum age for voting. If you are no longer working you should be no longer voting
Look to the future not back to the past
Very interesting
Dominion.
Actually it was double JJ, at first as I still have the posters from that early times, then it changed to triple J, when stereo radio came on line.
it wasn't a bad station then ,but now it's shyte.
Yep, it was only Sydney based too.
It's shite because 99% of music today anywhere is shite.
I was listening to Double Jay even before the first official broadcast when they were doing the test broadcasts. Nowadays, I realise, I should have found something better to do instead of listening to post-modernist nonsense.
Him & M.Fraser.
I did a poo in Gladesville
Whitlam started the massive decline of Aussie Manufacturing..Got he's foreign affairs minister Don Willisee to sign the UN lima agreement..Shocking decision
and not one mention of UNIDROIT???
And he had the wisdom to leave the country thank goodness
I credit one of my male lefty primary school teachers for making me aware of politics. I was 12 years old and overheard a heated discussion between him and another teacher in the yard after school. I went home and asked my dad about it. My dad was very pleased to discuss politics with me and from then I learned a lot.
He wanted PNG independance as a feather in his political hat. So finding most PNGs felt it was not ready yet. So he looked for anti-white potential MPs and launched PNG towards the high level corruption she manifests today.
Can CZcams please put the number for thumbs down as it's racist, not to put the numbers on SHOW.
When people find their balance in life, they will not need others/polyees to tell them that they're lacking! The problems we face are of our own making! Stay ⚖ ☯
Trump would be impeached for a speech like that 😮
Equality is not wokeness
I was young at the time when Gough was dismissed and as we grow older our views change overtime as we do.
Their are mistakes in which a governments makes and sometimes ,they are too irratical for there own good and should be called out at the time.
Hindsight , it will always give us 20x20 vision as we look back at the seeds that were planted, and in time they take a life of there own like an uncontrollable weed.
No one talks about what and who was involved behind the seen leading up too and the dismissing of an Australian head of state, whether it is a liberal or Labor governments it matters not.
A few times since it had been made known what foreign powers and intelligence services were involved, but while people were focused on the front facade of Kerr and local politics, their were other reasons in the back ground for the why and maybe some should look into it .
Gough did no favors for himself when he came to power, but this was a time when Australia had been planning to go nuclear for many years leading up too the Whitlam government... I feel this is not as clear cut as being presented, it is true though of Gough and local politics , but this only part of the story, in my view .
We conducted many nuclear and missiles tests with the UK, and in 1973, it was only then Australia ratified the NPT, we also had a little unknown place in the middle of the out back and no one was letting that out of there hands once they had got it , no matter what.
Over the years I feel this was an unsettling time for Australia , it had been said in the past, Australia was leaking like a sieve , information was flying out the door as soon as they received it .
Their had already been a Soviet spy ring in Australia for sometime, also their was the Petrov Affair , the Australian communist party, their were many facets taking place here and including the US had a few things to say.
A coin has two sides....this is not to say the labor party with its policies were not innocent , far from it , but their were other important factors taking place over the years leading up to this period in time.
some reading
( SURPRISE DOWN UNDER: THE
SECRET HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAíS
NUCLEAR AMBITIONS )
www.nonproliferation.org/wp-content/uploads/npr/walsh51.pdf
CIA ROLE IN AUSTRALIA HIT
www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp09t00993r000100100014-7
Australia 1973-1975
Another free election bites the dust ( page 244)
ia803008.us.archive.org/32/items/KillingHope/Killing%20Hope.pdf
I am sure others are able to look up independently .
University drop-out becomes an expert in everything 🤣
Love it
exactly...i thought that too,i dropped out of FREE uni education and all of a sudden i know everything.
Communism with a spoonful of sugar smoke & mirrors 🏴☠️
I started to watch this bit of Rowan Dean's show, and by the time he'd claimed the practice of randomly selecting 20 year olds based upon their date of birth (to young to vote at that time) and then forcing them to go to the Vietnam war and possible be killed or permanently damaged was a .... 'good character building idea' I simply turned the TV off thinking Rowan Dean, you are an idiot.
Insulting to idiots. A murdouche scum, needing oxygen supply termination.
I think the idiot is the person who ties two completely different comments together and tries to make a straw man argument out of a deliberate lie. You John Woodrow are a typical leftwing bullsh#t artist and blatant liar….and represent everything the Left values.
Old-school Righties love and celebrate war. It's in their DNA.
He didn't say that - he said "some form of national service". I don't see Switzerland and Israel complaining.
@@zeldaharris6876 You've been to both countries?
One can only hope that Albosleazy goes down the same path as old Gough. But will the current Governor General will have the balls to do it.?
Aww diddums, not having your wishes answered in recent election results?
It will never happen Australia is too woke and corrupted these days.
No, he's UN too
Only if the Voice tells him to
Whitlam had balls of steel to criticise USA during Vietnam war that was his downfall...he wanted Australia to be independent of USA...ever since Australia was USA puppet unfortunately...as long as Australian politicians are obedient and follow USA interests they are safe
Was Gough a crossdresser..... OMG 😟🙈. do they teach that in political science..😂
I hope you dont vote in this Country
This Whitlam guy must be Joe Biden's long lost twin...(sighhhhhh)
nothing like joe biden, Whitlam was our greatest pm
I am the first member of my family to graduate University and without the introduction of free tertiary education, that would not have been possible.Yes, tax payers covered the cost, as they did for my primary and secondary education.In return, they benefit from the skills I have learnt.Blue collar workers need doctors, lawyers, dentists and veterinarians too, and are obviously willing to pay for what is advantageous to them.
My uncle started university before this period. He also received free tuition as he had won a scholarship showing he was clever enough to benifit from higher learning.
Yeah but Labor then bought in HECS
Gough Whitlam had intelligence data that showed that the Indonesians were going to invade Timor, and he did nothing to stop it, consequently over 100,000 civilians were murdered, including a number of Australian journalists!
@@DanielSMatthews And Howard sent in the troops and got East Timor their independence
Free education is a farce: nothing is free; the taxpayer paid through the nose…..and most beneficiaries of free education did not give back one dollar of their obligation to the taxpayer.
The Minister for Loud Ties, Al Grazby, had a famous quote, "Only a wog can call a wog a wog."
This is really puzzling as every now and again my father would spend a few days in bed with a wog, and he never left home.
A stranger once told me that Whitlam and Cairns got stuck in a lavatory and couldn't get out until morning.
But stranger still was a man called Khemlani having an affair with Gough Whitlam. I think Margret Whitlam got upset because not too long after some bloke named John Kerr issued an eviction notice for the Whitlam family from The Lodge in Canberra.
Does anybody remember Herman and Peabody's Fractured Fairy Tales?
Well, that's it for another episode of Tales of the Whitlam Era, as told to me by my father. 🙂
All the embittered, sullen, small-minded old Tories, so devastated when the Liberal's "Born To Rule Forever!" mantra hit a wall. Sour, whiny, entitled old prats.
Mr. Peabody and his pet boy Sherman.
Yes indeed remember Mr Peabody's Improbable Histories......Sherman.
Actually Grasby was Minister for the Griffith drug mafia.
I'm not convinced that woke existed back then. As an admirer of history I dislike having it rewritten by anyone, woke or normal.
@VoteGreenLeft Equal pay for women, handing land back to indigenes, Medibank, the list goes on.
Woke has existed since the 1960's. It really all started with the rotten hippies, and then as time went on, it just got more and more crazy. That's why I really don't understand why the Millennials hate the boomers so much. The boomers were the first generation to go down the path of liberal stupidity. The generations that followed the boomers just took the stupidity further and further. For some reason, Millennials think the boomers were always super conservative. I wish that were the case. But the boomers were the hippy generation that started all this liberal, left wing crap in the first place.
@@BasedBill_Lumbergh Except it wasn't called woke then. That's re-writing history. Lots of boomers _were_ quite conservative. Not everyone smoked pot and had love-ins.
Woke in its current form didn't, but there were still over privlaged trust fund kids and deluded childish morons back then too.
@VoteGreenLeft If you call anything shitlam did "great work" you didn't live through it. But you also don't understand that if justice is prefixed with anything (social, environmental, racial) it's not justice at all. Obviously you don't watch the clips out of fear your worldview will be refuted.
I was in 6th grade when Whitlam was sacked. The whole class cheered.
and then you enjoyed 7 years of sustained 10% inflation 1000000 out of work and little Johnnie's 21% interest rates.
delusional
ew
After months of not managing to land any blows on Albo, Dean’s now going after Whitlam! This hot take will get the young voters interested, Rowan! 😂😂😂
His every criticism of AnAl has landed. The ideological blinkers fit you well.
You must be wilfully blind.
@@MrDogsledder He needs to start going to CDA...cognitive dissonance anonymous.
@@deanpd3402 A good idea. The first step is admitting they have a problem.
The main thing I remember of Gough Whitlam was the Klemlani loans affair (where they tried to nationalise huge sections of the economy - read socialist/communist state) and he threatened the Governor General after being told the people would have to vote to resolve political stalemate (wouldn't that be terrible). Was it just a bad nightmare? We really went through that! (lucky we made it out alive).
if you remember that then you must have dementia.
@@Heath-Gallagher Great to be able to warn others. No excuse now. No one knows everything :-)
@@Blake-sh3nf no you're a dickhead no one threatened anyone,you have it so wrong I don't know where to start.
'...Make things free, and you deprive them of their true worth.' Like healthcare, for instance. Discourse in Australia is better served by the absence of your contributions.
The first use of “woke” is believed to be Leadbelly in his recording of the Scottsboro Boys in 1938. “I want to tell everybody as they go along through there, stay woke, keep your eyes open”. Plus ca change.
Slava Ukraine were the last words hundreds of thousands of Poles and Jews heard before being murdered by Stepan Bandera followers. Their favourite method was burning victims in barns and shooting any who tried to escape. History.
@@notafreespeechplatform4201 Slava Ukraini was first used by Ukrainians fighting the Bolsheviks. Putin is trying to starve and freeze Ukrainians. A new Holomodor.
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 Justice for MH17 🇦🇺
"I made this little song about people down there," Leadbelly says."So i advise everybody, be a little a careful when they go along through there--best stay woke, keep their eyes open"
Not sure they meant the same thing we do today.
I don't think people have a clue what they are saying when they use the word woke.They just think they are being offensive.A little like the bizarre use of "do gooder" as a form of abuse.
People won't go to a university whether it's free or not if they don't want to be at school. Schools before universities were compulsory so they are stuck there unlike a university. Personally at this point I was poor and doing well and I couldn't get a scholarship because I was the wrong race so free university would have been great. At least if uni is free you'll get those who want to be there and not just anyone because the reality is not everyone wants to be "stuck at school" forever unless there is some benefit. If anything universities will have to try harder to deliver beneficial outcomes otherwise it's a waste of the former students time. Also it doesn't create disconnection, realistically businesses should train their own workers and pay them to do so, so it actually assisted businesses because they didnt have to train their own people and the students didnt get paid a thing and also weren't indebted to "learn skills" that benefited people who run businesses, it seemed mutually beneficial and beneficial to tax payers if the cycle was ongoing.
The last Australian Prime Minister who "cared".
He cared as much about a great reset as Klaus does, he was, after all, a Fabian.
Cared about bringing this country down.
Yes and people who knew him personally agree
@@MrDogsledder which is why you're economy is going to shit, and how your entire country is just america's aircraft carrier, and mining colony?
@@NeostormXLMAX You have already proven to be an idiot
So, he's great and an Australian Trump is bad?
Gough is a god and _any_ Trump is bad. Save the niece who writes books about Chump.
Free TAFE is an excellent idea, there will be no need to bring in migrants here as our own young adults will have the opportunity to learn new skills for free.....
@VoteGreenLeft what about the (leftie) losers who make the country a disaster?
@@VoteGreenLeft Australia is finished and beyond help it has no hope and no future 👎🏽
Tafe is a woke joke. They have wokist studies with every course.
@@whiskeygamer9402 hang on, were not done yet. There's another vote in a couple of years.
@@kellysouter4381Conservatives! never a positive comment, only negative ones.
The greatest PM we ever had. The most independent leader we ever had. Best performer in parliament. Wittiest. Most urbane. Most literate.
Serious? A Commie B who happily distroyed our Constitution and turned us into an incorporated body. The Gov General that had the guts to sack him is the man we should regard as a true leader.
*Crock of Shit Crone* "Commie"? You fascists are all the same. Ignorant, bigoted and biased. Your opinions make people laugh. Like the "incorporated" myth.
@@happycarnivore7922 Clearly you have not taken the time to investigate the two "Australia" issue otherwise you would not say such a silly thing. As far as a "fascist" bet you don't even know what one is. While you at it tell me the stages of Communism. There you go, do some research and come back to me in a year or two. As far as being a Commie or a Fascist, if I had to choose, give me fascism anyday. Only a control freak with murderous intentions would choose to be a Commie. Or of course a person with the brain development of a hormone driven teenager. I'm guessing you are a proud SJW?
@@VoteGreenLeft What, do you think Marx's (not his real name of course) and Engels invented the ideals or Communism? Or is that the only Manifesto you are aware of? Marx was a lazy wife beating slob that never worked a day in his life or ever came up with an idea he hadn't stolen. I guess Stalin is your ideal leader? Him being such a humanitarian. Or is Mao more to your liking.
@@crosseyedone7960 Clearly you read a shitload of conspiracy sites. Is QAnon too mainstream and logical for you?
The nutjob spouting myths as reality tells _somebody else_ to go read! Hysterical. Like I said, _I've read your comments for perhaps 2 years._ You pretending political knowledge? Unbelievable.
I'm guessing you're an angry loner writing in your ledger that soon "My Day Will Come!"?
Labor’s 100 year election slogan: “Free Stuff For Everyone”. Mindless virtue signalling and sloganeering is the Labor way.
I have heard where the British Labour administration in the late 1940's had the theme: Fair shares for all!
Gough's been dead near a decade. Will you ever put aside your mindless hate and laughable claims?
In a tax accountant training course, H&R Block sang praises for the Whitlam government's introduction of Medibank.
Really? I'll have to ask 'er indoors about that since she works for them.
@@gary_rumain_you_peonsYep, both the ATO and HR Block seem decidedly left-wing.
@@sejamstihm You wouldn't believe what 'er indoors tells me about HRB. She's been there 3 years now and hasn't had a pay rise in that time. They only pay clerical award wages. And she's a certified accountant. I keep telling her to quit but she refuses for some reason.
The award had gone up this fin. year but they all miss out because it was awarded after the current contracts were signed. Talk about a ripoff!
@@gary_rumain_you_peons No wonder they are desperate for workers.
I sympathize with er indoors.
@@sejamstihm This financial year, they took in retirees for free. When she did it, she had to pay for their crappy course. I knew the whole thing was a scam but it's also a joke now.
Yes he was a Fabian communist but he still seen the need for Australia to be a republic an the broad scale nationalisation of our mineral resources to pay for our economy
@VoteGreenLeft a person we didn't need or want.
@@Design_no Were you even alive then?
@VoteGreenLeft lol bit like Albo and his 32% 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@VoteGreenLeft I am a right leaning voter i vote one nation uap an so on I support a white Christian Australia but I do support an Australian republic an the nationalisation of our mineral resources to pay for our economy my family has fought communists in two wars Korea an Vietnam AND I WILL NEVER VOTE LEFT OR GREEN YA COMMI DOG
It's "saw", not "seen", or was it just your Marxist accent?
You shouldupdate your bio mate it said you move to England in 1978 and did come bagk until 1988.
Gough was dismissed in 1975.
So you can not tell the truth.
What did you miss out on free uni.
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