As an ex-service man I would in general support the program of national service and conscription, as part of nation building, national defence, and to put young people on a better track than going straight into more brainwashing by the universities. Thus, the call has recently been made by South Australia Independent MP Frank Pangallo, who says Australia needs to consider national conscription as the country "simply cannot defend itself." That is true as far as it goes.
But the problem is that the wars ahead (maybe excluding China War), with the Ukraine being the key one, are New World Order wars, and I do not think Australians should be dying for the most corrupt country in Europe, as I think our London correspondent Richard Miller described it. But the easy solution here is for our MPs who want this to volunteer for front line combat duty first, just to show the younger generation how it can be done. I am sure it will work!
"South Australia Independent MP Frank Pangallo says Australia needs to consider national conscription as the country "simply cannot defend itself."
Mr Pangallo joined Sky News host Chris Kenny to discuss the need for national conscription amid the Defence Force's recruitment crisis.
"This country cannot defend itself," he said.
"Only last week this country announced billions upon billions of dollars in spending on machines of war.
"These machines of war – we do not have enough personnel to be able crew the ships, or the submarines, we don't have enough boots on the ground."