Warren Mundine: Voice, a Power Grab by the Elites and Academics! By James Reed
We have talked said this about the Voice referendum, that it is a creation of the New Class elites, globalists and academics, and will not benefit the ordinary Aboriginal person, let alone the ordinary Australian. The leader of the No campaign, Warren Mundine, who is of Aboriginal descent, and cannot be dismissed by the Yes proponents, has said that the voice is a power grab by these elites, and is cooked up to benefit them, not Indigenous Australians. And, with that wisdom, I agree.
“No campaign leader Warren Mundine has expressed his support for opposition leader Peter Dutton, describing the voice as a “power grab” by “elites and academics” that would not make a difference to the lives of many Indigenous people.
Mr Mundine said he opposed the model for an Indigenous voice to parliament put forward by Anthony Albanese, saying that the priority should be to improve outcomes for disadvantaged Indigenous communities.
“We’ve been always pushing for regional and local outcomes, that is where the real issues are,” he told Sky News.
“We saw Laverton, Ceduna and Alice Springs all those other places you can’t fix that from Canberra you have to fix that on the ground in those communities.“And we know democracy is the best way to do that… property ownership, freedom of speech and everything like that.” Mr Mundine said the Liberal Party could not support the voice in its current state, ramping up his criticism of the proposed model. “The way this voice is set up, the Coalition couldn't just support it,” he said. “It is a disaster, it is a power grab by a group of elites and academics, and I was very pleased to hear that and very pleased to support it.”
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