It’s not Canberra, this time real circus is the electorate

MEMBERS of the Australian public often refer to our Canberra politicians as an absolute circus, but with the Federal election looming, many of the public are proving to be an even bigger circus.

First of all we have the swing voters, the timid ones who simply cannot make up their minds until election day, who end up months later regretting their last-minute decision, simply because the party they voted for, (in most instances the Labor Party) is not up to their expectations.

And then we have the ‘Lefties’, the weak ones who need someone to hold their hands, the ones who think by joining the Greens movement, and run around the countryside protesting about our coal mines and preaching renewable energy, will allow them some sense of righteous self-importance.

Australia is breeding a nation of weaklings, a total mockery of the 7000 Australian soldiers, sailors and airmen who died during the New Guinea campaign, who prevented the massive planned invasion of Australia by the Japanese during World War II.