This has been said before, but a different “voice” about the Voice referendum is worth considering. Two expatriates from the former communist state of Albania have seen the Voice referendum as a movement for communism. Dr. Zekri Palushi said, making comparisons with Albania: “The class system was implemented in order to incite Albanian citizens to hate and fight against each other, and I must admit that the strategy worked very well for the Albanian Communist Party. Because in this way, they managed to keep the people divided while [the party] worked together further pushing their agenda,” he said. “That’s why we see The Voice not as a gesture of kindness but as a Marxist movement with specific goals that, if successful, will see the good Aboriginal people become the greatest losers.” The issue is that neo-Marxists, who have dominated the Aboriginal debate, have mastered the techniques of using guilt for manipulation, and they have their agenda that is not known to the ordinary Australian voters.
The message thus needs to be got out about the agenda of racial separatism, and the breakup of Australia.