I was going to mention this in my article celebrating the Life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, but I rethought, that I would not want to soil her memory with dealing what is now to come. In fact, as I opened the computer today, and received the news feeds of news of her death, the thought immediately came to me, how soon will we see the Republicans move to say that a Republic is inevitable now? Why, immediately after her death, as seen by Greens leader, the woke Adam Bandt. What we will see is that there will be a movement to collapse the indigenous Voice referendum and the Republic into one manic drive, to completely woke the constitution, making it something resembling the Communist Manifesto, only more politically correct. Oh, it might not be evident by the black letter words, but the Leftist woke lawyer class, and equally Leftist courts, who completely failed to protect traditional liberal rights during the Covid tyranny, will pull whatever rabbits are needed out of the judicial hat. Sorry, I have no faith in the present regime at all, and much of what the blog reports about the US woke meltdown, applies mutatis mutandis to us.
“Greens leader Adam Bandt has waited just five hours after The Queen's death was announced to call for Australia to 'move forward' and become a republic.
The staunch republican, who refuses to put the Australian flag with its Union Jack corner behind him at press conferences, posted a brief tweet at 8.27am.
'Rest In Peace Queen Elizabeth II. Our thoughts are with her family and all who loved her,' he began - his entire condolence statement.
'Now Australia must move forward. We need Treaty with First Nations people, and we need to become a Republic.”
More to come.”
Then we have the equally predictable multicult response:
“Former England footballer Trevor Sinclair has received a huge backlash on social media after claiming that 'black and brown' people should not mourn the Queen's passing as she allowed racism to 'thrive' during her reign.
Buckingham Palace announced the Queen's death on Thursday evening, leading to sporting stars from across the globe paying tribute to her.
However, Sinclair took a different stance and hit out at the monarchy on Twitter.
He wrote: 'Racism was outlawed in England in the 60's & it's been allowed to thrive so why should black and brown mourn!!'
Sinclair regularly shares a studio with Simon Jordan at talkSPORT, and the former Crystal Palace owner slammed the ex-Man City midfielder for his comments.
'Trev, I'm really not sure that is an appropriate thought, let alone tweet,' he replied.
'The country has lost a very significant person and respect and value should be the overriding sentiments not division!'
It was totally predictable, so much so that I could have written the scripts for them; but only under pain of death though! No, not even then I like to think.