Tony Abbott defends his opposition of the Voice to parliamentary committee

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  • Опубликовано: 29 апр 2023
  • Former prime minister Tony Abbott discusses his stance on the Voice to Parliament to a parliamentary committee.

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  • @timwilson4684
    @timwilson4684 Год назад +201

    Tony Abbot is 100% correct with this - he comes across as a person putting a responsible view - which is just the opposite to the PM'S crying emotional attempt to gain a legacy for himself. VOTE NO

    • @brianmorris8045
      @brianmorris8045 Год назад +12

      He's seen the parliament from inside, now he is seeing it from the outside. I like his reasoning on this. You might say he is using a little bit of lateral thinking.

    • @leonharrison800
      @leonharrison800 Год назад

      There is no "responsible view"for Abott.He has always been a racist,sexist ,lgbt hating bigot who defends child abusers like George Pell. Abbott has no values except to "defend 'the faith" regardless!

    • @leonharrison800
      @leonharrison800 Год назад

      Tony Abbott a Bigot who sews hate.Are you soo uneducated?

    • @leonharrison800
      @leonharrison800 Год назад

      @Brian Morris
      Abbott is a religious psychopath and far Right loon. Please educate yourself.

    • @sisiphas
      @sisiphas Год назад +4

      He was always a good advocate for indigenous people

  • @dorianshadesofgray2981
    @dorianshadesofgray2981 Год назад +192

    Absolute legend… his clarity of thought and leadership is sorely missed in the liberal party

    • @leonharrison800
      @leonharrison800 Год назад

      All crap.Why does Tony Abbott have a damn boice???? Racist,sexist,lgbt hater!

    • @chriscato3977
      @chriscato3977 Год назад +2

      He’s showing about as much clarity of thought as when he bit into that raw onion.

    • @zaproodas9626
      @zaproodas9626 11 месяцев назад

      @@chriscato3977You are poisoned with hate.

  • @whiskeygamer9402
    @whiskeygamer9402 Год назад +35

    Its a NO from me

  • @margyrowland
    @margyrowland Год назад +258

    It’s OK to say “NO”. One people, one law for all.

    • @brianmorris8045
      @brianmorris8045 Год назад +19

      Yes, it's definitely OK to say NO.

    • @mogznwaz
      @mogznwaz Год назад +13

      @@athamg4535No idea about what ‘hun’?

    • @athamg4535
      @athamg4535 Год назад +2

      @@mogznwaz
      What these poor people have been through
      And what they are still facing

    • @robertmenzies9474
      @robertmenzies9474 Год назад +16

      @@athamg4535 These "poor people" are almost as against the voice as Rowan Dean is. Take a look at Warren Mundine and Senator Jacinta Price said at this very committee hearing regarding the no vote.

    • @athamg4535
      @athamg4535 Год назад

      @@robertmenzies9474
      Reply No all you want
      It's their country not ours
      They have their ways
      It sad it had to be like this.
      Your bigotry is being noted in history
      A hole

  • @paulwillard9687
    @paulwillard9687 Год назад +115

    Tony Abbott speaks so much truth bring him back as best as PM

    • @Baps000
      @Baps000 Год назад +9

      Agreed 👍

    • @wl2977
      @wl2977 Год назад +9

      He is a decent man, not a politician.

    • @jessenudl7673
      @jessenudl7673 Год назад +5

      He should get Jim Molans senate seat

    • @Nathan-ry3yu
      @Nathan-ry3yu Год назад +5

      ​@@wl2977 I was proud of him when he helped fight the fires, unlike Scott Morrison who decided to go on holidays when his country was burning

    • @Spacemonkeymojo
      @Spacemonkeymojo Год назад

      Get off the drugs Paul.

  • @lidiasoares5675
    @lidiasoares5675 Год назад +145

    God bless Tony Abbott.

    • @spikeprotein5924
      @spikeprotein5924 Год назад +1

      God despises the poisonous war criminal.

    • @Bunyipz
      @Bunyipz Год назад

      Do you eat raw onions as well😂😂

    • @athamg4535
      @athamg4535 Год назад

      Nope
      Jesus

  • @williamritchie693
    @williamritchie693 Год назад +117

    I never liked this man much but after hearing him calmly and factly destroying these ministers made me change my mind.

    • @Nuffpatrol
      @Nuffpatrol Год назад

      What video did you watch 😂

    • @schemage2210
      @schemage2210 11 месяцев назад +2

      I mean I still don't like the man, maybe it's scarring from those old news clips of him walking out of the surf in his budgie smugglers, but I totally have a new found respect for the man. at least on this issue.

    • @thelastsausage635
      @thelastsausage635 11 месяцев назад

      Agree
      So long as he isn’t eating raw onions

    • @damiencarbury4173
      @damiencarbury4173 10 месяцев назад

      What’s not to like?
      asking for a mate

    • @Nuffpatrol
      @Nuffpatrol 10 месяцев назад

      @@damiencarbury4173 the fact that he is an absolute reptile

  • @markg8597
    @markg8597 Год назад +45

    The people questioning Abbott are so emotionally involved that they become stale structures of bias and hubris. When put against the decency and intellect of Abbott, those walls of bias are crumbled into the small pieces of substance they represent. No wonder Abbott was initially barred from speaking. They were afraid that his knowledge and experience would be hard to gang up on and discredit in front of everyone watching this show of emotional blackmail and political bias.
    Thank you, Tony.

    • @clu51
      @clu51 Год назад +6

      well said

  • @ScragNath
    @ScragNath Год назад +46

    In the 10 years I lived and worked all around New South Wales erecting steel structures/commercial buildings in the 80's, I saw ONE indigenous man working. His name was Murphy' and he was a rigger. The other times I saw indigenous people was on dole day when they came into town to drink it away.

    • @advanceaustralia386
      @advanceaustralia386 Год назад +3

      It was always such.

    • @lieshtmeiser5542
      @lieshtmeiser5542 Год назад +3

      Things have improved somewhat since then I think. I live in a regional town in the north west and I think most aboriginals here work and have jobs (albeit a lot in the indigenous welfare complex), they are unsung heroes actually, but the problem sub-demographic is visible, antisocial, irritating, and there is too much crime, too much vagrancy and begging, and nothing ever gets done about it.

    • @ScragNath
      @ScragNath Год назад +1

      @@martinpascoe5904 I saw heaps on dole day.

    • @lieshtmeiser5542
      @lieshtmeiser5542 Год назад

      @@martinpascoe5904 Yep, i dont like it !

  • @area51isreal71
    @area51isreal71 Год назад +73

    The greens senator was owned by him. Above her mindless ramblings was the things that he said. Tony Abbott just made so much sense. I hope a lot of people see this clip.

    • @peted3637
      @peted3637 Год назад +11

      Every time she spoke, the IQ of the room plummeted! She brought emotions and slander to the table, Abbott brought a TON of facts!

    • @brianmorris8045
      @brianmorris8045 Год назад

      Sadly, anyone thinking yes...won't...because they will be influenced by the lefty media in this country.

    • @annviolet4727
      @annviolet4727 Год назад +11

      @@peted3637 Dorinda Cox seemed to give an arrogant smirk to cover up her disappointment at Abbott's excellent reply... she eventually realised he was speaking with knowledge of the subject matter and couldn't trick him up.

  • @raymarsh5455
    @raymarsh5455 Год назад +35

    I love how people are always paying power games. The woman: "I haven't finished the question yet!" That was very disrespectful to a former prime minister.

    • @Nico-qt4qz
      @Nico-qt4qz Год назад +3

      Sharon Claydon wasn't asking a question, she was finger pointing.

  • @george2009town
    @george2009town Год назад +39

    The tone in those angry women’s voices as they spat out their misguided questions, and then completely misrepresenting his thoughtful responses is a testament to where their bile bubbles. He is the epitome of an intelligent balanced thoughtful elder and his words should be respected and heeded.

  • @ricky6864
    @ricky6864 Год назад +48

    How many billions has been spent on the indigenous and most are still in the needy class.
    Where has the money gone?

    • @Buddfox
      @Buddfox Год назад +4

      47k per indigenous per annum and that’s on the recent inflated number of people claiming indigenous blood 🩸

    • @Buddfox
      @Buddfox Год назад +3

      …and that’s $47k +
      +any Centrelink dole
      + and scholarships
      + and affirmative action.
      + mining ⛏️ money 💴 in the tribe

    • @lostinspace699
      @lostinspace699 Год назад +1

      Liqueur land ,,,.....

    • @norrielivingstone4475
      @norrielivingstone4475 Год назад +8

      GONE TO LINE THE POCKETS OF THOSE INVOLVED IN THE ABORIGINAL INDUSTRY. THATS THE REASON WHY THERE HAS BEEN LITTLE PROGRESS IN COMMUNITIES.

    • @michelejackson2184
      @michelejackson2184 Год назад +5

      An audit should be what has to be implemented not a voice lol

  • @Rb-fp7mw
    @Rb-fp7mw Год назад +99

    How did we go backwards so quickly - these new politicians seem dim.

    • @fringedweller5425
      @fringedweller5425 Год назад +9

      We have quotas

    • @zeropoint546
      @zeropoint546 Год назад +7

      They speak on the mental level of their voters.

    • @johnbrooks9523
      @johnbrooks9523 Год назад

      @@zeropoint546
      Absolutely correct!
      So long as our rulers deliberately lobotomise those they rule with few exceptions, the few exceptions will be trampled underfoot by the ruled & hunted by the rulers... Take cover.

    • @jimmy5353
      @jimmy5353 Год назад +3

      who put those Muppets there? LOL

    • @lieshtmeiser5542
      @lieshtmeiser5542 Год назад

      Albo and co ?
      They have no real mandate. I feel like it was more about who lost the election than who won it...

  • @peterschwarz5851
    @peterschwarz5851 Год назад +90

    Well done Tony Abbott, speaking such common sense.

    • @aerotuc
      @aerotuc Год назад +1

      dont like him but everything he would do is too help you in all your remaining years .youd be richer ,safer,live longer.

    • @athamg4535
      @athamg4535 Год назад +1

      @@aerotuc
      Lol yeh we're all doing so well

    • @Bennie32831
      @Bennie32831 Год назад

      ​@@athamg4535you think we will be better of splitting ?

    • @athamg4535
      @athamg4535 Год назад

      @@Bennie32831
      We're already divided

    • @athamg4535
      @athamg4535 Год назад

      @@Bennie32831
      Instead of trying to embezzle
      Billions on hokey submarines
      We could better use that money
      Reconciling and reconnecting with our Native Bothers and Sisters.
      They are very important and very an ancient people's.

  • @MsBiggles51
    @MsBiggles51 Год назад +103

    He sums it all up from around 19:21. Everyone should have the same voice, and the voice of all of us is the national parliament.

    • @FlyingMachinesVideos
      @FlyingMachinesVideos Год назад

      But we don't all have the same voice. Why do you continue to spread this bullshit. Have you even bothered to read the relevant parts of the constitution?

    • @lieshtmeiser5542
      @lieshtmeiser5542 Год назад +1

      If aboriginal politicians and activists want change, they need to be elected at the state level so they can influence policy over the bureaucracies and services that are relevant to the demographics that are struggling and problematic.
      An advisory body at the federal level would be useless I suspect.

    • @leonharrison800
      @leonharrison800 Год назад

      More racist bullshit from an all round bigot.

    • @johnnotrealname8168
      @johnnotrealname8168 3 месяца назад

      @@lieshtmeiser5542 It is also disingenuous to argue as it asserts that only indigenous poor require any voice. Parliament exists for a reason I would have thought.

  • @herbschmidt2401
    @herbschmidt2401 Год назад +45

    She’s hasn’t listened to the first 10 minutes. This is symptomatic of the bipolar nature of representation of this committee. So inadequate singular focus.

    • @Dave-ww5tl
      @Dave-ww5tl Год назад

      Of course, the cows on drugs

  • @williamboney7371
    @williamboney7371 Год назад +18

    Well said Tony,totally agree.👏👏👏

  • @som980
    @som980 Год назад +28

    Tonny Abbot should come back...He is a valuable member of the parliament. Look at the wisdom in him which the current parliamentarians lack.

  • @garfield3443
    @garfield3443 Год назад +48

    Can't believe Tony lost his seat of Warringah.
    I guess it says a lot about the fools living there.

    • @fringedweller5425
      @fringedweller5425 Год назад +10

      Tony is sensible and logical. Australia has become sensational and emotional.

    • @Get-Smart529
      @Get-Smart529 Год назад +6

      Possibly also says something about the integrity of our elections?

    • @scottaston5449
      @scottaston5449 Год назад

      We need to stop electing idiots.

    • @hadrian3487
      @hadrian3487 Год назад

      Same with Josh Frydenburg to a pop up, pip squick irreverent teal, that thinks the world will end in 5 years and you should of been born with a mask.

    • @aerotuc
      @aerotuc Год назад

      THOSE costituents at warringa should take there dirty fingers from their smelly backsides and give up latte drinking ,there a bunch of weeseels

  • @prazzo1232
    @prazzo1232 Год назад +137

    I am no fan of Tony Abbott. But he makes a lot of sense here.😊

    • @lieshtmeiser5542
      @lieshtmeiser5542 Год назад

      The way you phrase it is a familiar style of writing. I honestly wonder if the people who voted Biden in were his fans. I wonder the same thing about Albo, I wasnt a fan of any of the politicians on offer at the last election, not remotely.

    • @maciamay1393
      @maciamay1393 Год назад

      What had changed your mind about TA?

    • @prazzo1232
      @prazzo1232 Год назад +1

      @@maciamay1393 This issue is one specifically where I think he makes sense. On many other issues - including his approach to the monarchy, his economic and social views - I still don’t agree.

    • @Mercmad
      @Mercmad Год назад

      The only thing that never made sense about TA , was the publics belief that the constant attacks in the press for years were the truth .Remember the punch ?

    • @serenaclampert4797
      @serenaclampert4797 Год назад +4

      ​@@prazzo1232 , which Social views dont you agree ? The fact Tony is still married after 38 years ? Or that he is Community minded and is an active member of both Manly Life Saving Club and the Forestville Bush Fire Brigade ?

  • @domenica5714
    @domenica5714 Год назад +47

    I was not a fan of Abbott but he knows the law compared to Albanese who doesn't know much about anything.

    • @sabejreid2072
      @sabejreid2072 Год назад +7

      AGREE

    • @robynhegwein1
      @robynhegwein1 Год назад

      Albosleezy is unhinged just like lidia..he makes me sick. He's the most detestable thing ever...🤮🤡🤬

    • @BlackStump172
      @BlackStump172 Год назад +10

      Tony was a Rhodes Scholar . He is a very intelligent and educated man , who has a conscience and cares for his fellow men , particularly the Aboriginals .

    • @VincentRiordan
      @VincentRiordan Год назад +1

      Competing with Morrison and Billy McMahon as our worst PM ever. A professional liar. Now he has to run around dancing crazily to Gina's tune to make a quid. Sad.

    • @robynhegwein1
      @robynhegwein1 Год назад

      @@BlackStump172 well said 👏

  • @pacomacaw2456
    @pacomacaw2456 Год назад +26

    They took a knife to a gunfight. Abbott was on another level of accuracy and coherence.

  • @kathleencook3060
    @kathleencook3060 Год назад +41

    Gosh, Tony you still have it all.
    Inspiring to watch!

    • @wl2977
      @wl2977 Год назад +6

      Because he is a honest man, not a politician.

    • @Sarah34438
      @Sarah34438 Год назад +4

      ​@@wl2977 it's because he's a real conservative.

  • @barrynitschke7177
    @barrynitschke7177 Год назад +28

    This is why NO should be the answer.

  • @01doha
    @01doha Год назад +58

    “Only some people will be heard by this voice, and not the people who really need to be listened to” - never a truer word said Tony Abbott - Vote NO

  • @2460speedy
    @2460speedy Год назад +79

    Tony Abbott is a magnificent man who has Australia's interests at heart.

    • @rocknwash
      @rocknwash Год назад +2

      Agreed on your comment.

    • @neilwilliams929
      @neilwilliams929 Год назад +1

      260speedy ...Your really taking the piss I hope ? This man has Australia's interest s F**k OOFFff " I neally wet my self with laughter ....THATS A GOOD one

    • @cozzazee4043
      @cozzazee4043 Год назад +1

      @@neilwilliams929 Exactly mate.

    • @cozzazee4043
      @cozzazee4043 Год назад

      He did eff all for anyone only himself.

    • @leonharrison800
      @leonharrison800 Год назад

      Bollocks. As dangerous as George Pell.

  • @carolechapman7857
    @carolechapman7857 Год назад +19

    Thank goodness for Tony Abbot!

  • @mclanaford2957
    @mclanaford2957 11 месяцев назад +16

    How I wish Tony Abbott was still at the helm……a true Australian who loves his country and the people in it.

    • @antidepressant11
      @antidepressant11 11 месяцев назад +1

      He wasn't suited to the PM role. I think he can make worthy contributions like this one, though.

    • @johnnotrealname8168
      @johnnotrealname8168 3 месяца назад

      @@antidepressant11 He does seem to make a better fit as elder statesman than statesman but if a crisis requires it, I hope Parliament appoints him and the Crown confirm him.

  • @BlackCoal79
    @BlackCoal79 Год назад +43

    Thank you Tony Abbott. You are the Australian Voice of reason

    • @alliswell2114
      @alliswell2114 Год назад

      For a change !

    • @rocknwash
      @rocknwash Год назад +1

      Agreed on your comment.

    • @geoffreytoomey682
      @geoffreytoomey682 11 месяцев назад

      @@alliswell2114 Meanwhile, in Australia and all UN Member countries, the evil is going unnoticed by the Citizens .>>>> UN Australian Labor/gang-green Partys Voice invention is not about helping the indigenous Australians, but about the United Nations Australian Labor Government is just pulling the wool over the Aussie People’s eyes using their VOICE invention as a distraction because the UNs Labor Government will agree to the Globalist Monster Bill Gates’s “WHO planned-demic TREATY” giving the unelected Bureaucrats and Globalist MONSTERS in the "World Health Organisation" total control over the Australian people and all our Politicians, including Politicians who are patriots and still work for the People, and the United Nations Labor and LNP Politician TRAITORS in the controlling duopoly these two parties have implemented all UN agendas onto the Australian People for over 40 years. Hardly any people know about this TREASON! >>>>>>>BUT! The end of Australian sovereignty is just days away; do you know that all members of the now evil “WHO” based in Geneva do not pay tax, have diplomatic immunity, are untouchable for any crimes against Humanity, will force the vaccine Passports onto all participating UN Member countries, only the evil WHO will be able to name their next PLANNED-DEMIC what it be? Remember, our Politician TRAITORS and PATRIOTS must do the bidding of this very corrupt WHO. All Bill Gates new vaccines will be mandatory to be injected with their militarised poison, or as in New Zealand, unvaccinated citizens will be tracked down and be injected. Don’t you know that the Globalist monster Bill Gates in the most significant contributor to the WHO? 83% of the WHO funding comes from globalist businesses, and 17% from UN Member countries. The “WHO Planned-demic Treaty” is binding Politicians that sign you up to this WHO abomination are TRAITORS! .>>>>> I don't think India, China, Russia, Saudi Arabia or Brazil will give up their sovereignty to Bill Gates WHO, but we will see. I wonder why the MSM isn't talking about this.

  • @kenjohn487
    @kenjohn487 Год назад +51

    How Tony managed to remain courteous to that woman I do not know ...

    • @brianmorris8045
      @brianmorris8045 Год назад +8

      He was courteous to Gillard when she called him those names in parliament, like mysoginistic, etc, all those years ago. He was made of better stuff.

    • @BlackStump172
      @BlackStump172 Год назад +2

      @@brianmorris8045He is and was not a misogynist. He does have foot and mouth disease . He was not responsible for those signs held up behind him .

    • @brianmorris8045
      @brianmorris8045 Год назад +4

      @@BlackStump172 I never said he was. I was only repeating what Gillard said to him in parliament. He just brushed it iff like water off a ducks back. All credit to hime.

  • @Whoisthis1111
    @Whoisthis1111 Год назад +120

    Good work Tony. Love how the greens senator tried twist his words and paint him as a racist but Tony quickly addressed the point and made her confused as to how else she could paint him as a racist.

    • @lostinspace699
      @lostinspace699 Год назад +9

      Like i said i never stole any ones land people just want to be left alone and stop taxing the crap out of us and government pay no price for cost blow outs and balance the books like i have to ,, and so on ,,,

    • @FlyingMachinesVideos
      @FlyingMachinesVideos Год назад

      @@lostinspace699 So you are the victim? You are part of the problem.

    • @jimdavid7710
      @jimdavid7710 Год назад +12

      Unfortunately they weren’t listening. This is a snowball & it makes me ill. Senator Cox, Keith & the blonde Senator do not give a dam about Abbotts points, they were talking while he was not only trying to make points, but attacking him. This is unreal.

    • @Whoisthis1111
      @Whoisthis1111 Год назад +11

      @@lostinspace699 I find it idiotic as to how people in the last 2 or 3 generations are being blamed for what their ancestors did. No one believes what happened was right, but to blame white people that live now for something they weren’t even alive for is beyond belief.
      The gov should be focussed on putting in real reforms that soo many Indigenous people have been calling for instead of enshrining a body into the Constitution which has major ramifications and unforeseen consequences just because what partisan politics has done before doesn’t work.
      This body could easily just be legislated.
      The gov’s priorities are on spending and saviour complex policies rather than cutting deficits structurally and helping every Australian right now.

    • @FlyingMachinesVideos
      @FlyingMachinesVideos Год назад

      @@jimdavid7710 Only the gullible listen to Tony. And in Australia there are plenty of the gullible.

  • @davidshore2159
    @davidshore2159 Год назад +29

    Quote from Tony "The spending has been an Avalache of money". Vote No.

    • @martinjenkins6467
      @martinjenkins6467 Год назад +1

      Old Richo from Labor went further the other day. Gave up
      And said we will never fix the
      Problems. He implied that it's been a waste of money.
      Only truth comes from an
      Ex politician.

  • @judysimpson3774
    @judysimpson3774 Год назад +21

    Abbot was very reasonable and articulate in defending the right for Australians to Vote No, despite the Labor heavy committee trying to back him into a corner and paint him as a racist. You are not a racist for Voting No. Recognizing Indigenous people as the First Nations' People in the Constitution is fantastic and I welcome it. But this Referendum is attempting to put Indigenous people ABOVE all other Australians in the Constitution and is a perfect example of RACISM. Well done Tony, Vote No.

  • @day1678
    @day1678 Год назад +71

    Tony Abbott spoke well - commonsense approach. At the end of the day, this so-called Voice should unite, not divide; and in its current wording, and the panel representing the voice are not willing to realize this concern. The focus should be: we are One Nation.

    • @lubanskigornik282
      @lubanskigornik282 Год назад +8

      we are *ONE NATION* is the answer

    • @brianmorris8045
      @brianmorris8045 Год назад +7

      @@lubanskigornik282 But won't be if the vote is yes.

    • @johnbrooks9523
      @johnbrooks9523 Год назад

      @@brianmorris8045
      Shall we try some honesty? Can honesty lead us to better outcomes?
      THE TRUTH. . .
      Hey, can we bring our monopoly game to your place?
      Nah, bring that here & we'll spear ya.
      But, monopoly is good. We'll all have houses & cars & agriculture & fresh food & world standard medical & law & order & clothing & abundant clean drinking water.
      Nah. Don't want it.
      Well, why not?
      Because we just hate ya.

    • @lubanskigornik282
      @lubanskigornik282 Год назад +4

      @@brianmorris8045 👍

    • @iamasmurf1122
      @iamasmurf1122 Год назад

      Ummm arrrghh ummm argghhh ummm ummm

  • @Rb-fp7mw
    @Rb-fp7mw Год назад +73

    This is what a politician used to sound like before political correctness.

    • @brianmorris8045
      @brianmorris8045 Год назад +1

      Too right. PC should be abolished to the core of the earth and burnt to a crisp never to return.

    • @neilwilliams929
      @neilwilliams929 Год назад

      Rb ...You mean being dodgy a liar and so forth .Think of this one " fb this is the arsehole who wanted to be ambassador to Britain on trade and comes crawling back on his belly back to Australia .Now because he was once a prime minister .He thinks his opinion is more important ....SAY you 🤔

  • @raymarsh5455
    @raymarsh5455 Год назад +16

    "The age of entitlement is over" - Tony Abbott. "Not all indigenous people are in the same boat." - Tony Abbott.

  • @BlackStump172
    @BlackStump172 Год назад +12

    She doesn’t understand the difference between historical recognition and a modern separate voice .

  • @BlackStump172
    @BlackStump172 Год назад +35

    Tony has spent time for many many years , going out to Aboriginal communities to work and help .He knows exactly what goes on in those communities .

  • @conlomerate4841
    @conlomerate4841 Год назад +39

    We didn’t appreciate this guy enough. He is a great value to this country.

    • @grantharrismusic
      @grantharrismusic 11 месяцев назад

      Who is this 'we' of whom you speak? It doesn't include me.

    • @lenak1801
      @lenak1801 10 месяцев назад

      He has commonsense, now they don't
      👎

    • @failedparents
      @failedparents 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@grantharrismusic hard-working individuals who pay tax and are not unemployed, disabled, or a lazy F Aussie. Does that answer your question?

    • @grantharrismusic
      @grantharrismusic 10 месяцев назад

      @@failedparents anger seems to have dulled your comprehension skills.

    • @failedparents
      @failedparents 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@grantharrismusic so you don't understand what I said but at the same time you know I'm angry? Come back with a more logical statement and we'll talk.

  • @marcusrwalker
    @marcusrwalker Год назад +26

    I didn't know at the time how good we had it when he was PM.

    • @aerotuc
      @aerotuc Год назад

      just look back at history of the labour party .EVERY TIME THEY ARE IN POWER THEY LEAVE THE ECONOMY IN RUINS FOR THE LIBS TO FIX.,

  • @symunjay6409
    @symunjay6409 Год назад +47

    Tony Abbott is a smart and strong leader. We need more leaders like him.

    • @AH-hm5js
      @AH-hm5js Год назад +4

      It'd be great to have him back.

    • @AH-hm5js
      @AH-hm5js Год назад +4

      It'd be great to have him back.

    • @neilwilliams929
      @neilwilliams929 Год назад

      Ask your self honestly about this then .If he is such a stand up guy why wasn't he pm upto 2"022 even being ultra-right and having lots of his mates in his party being ultra-consertive as they are ?

    • @AH-hm5js
      @AH-hm5js 10 месяцев назад

      @@neilwilliams929 because they're NOT ultra conservative. The majority headed to woke town over a decade ago. That's how Turdball knifed him. You've got zero clue.

  • @presidentxijinpingspoxdoct9756
    @presidentxijinpingspoxdoct9756 Год назад +61

    Abbott always had too much common sense for the political correct elites.

    • @VincentRiordan
      @VincentRiordan Год назад

      Oh for the good old days when we had PM Abbott sucking up to China. Selling off the Darwin Port to them, inviting Xi to address Parliament and all the Liberal MPs clapping him wildly like CCP loyalists.

    • @Conky769
      @Conky769 Год назад

      Agreed

  • @schemage2210
    @schemage2210 11 месяцев назад +5

    I never thought I would see the day I was actually happy to see Tony Abbott speak, but here I was hanging on his every word!!!

  • @williamboney7371
    @williamboney7371 Год назад +6

    This new lot of Labor politicians are so off.

  • @adamsmith85
    @adamsmith85 Год назад +9

    Tony Abbott nailed it

  • @kitwalker2268
    @kitwalker2268 Год назад +21

    Tony dropping some truth bombs and Dorinda was struggling with his openness and accuracy.

  • @yianni8436
    @yianni8436 Год назад +36

    Best 24 minutes Sky News has ever posted on line. Tony said it all very clearly for the NO vote.

    • @Whoisthis1111
      @Whoisthis1111 Год назад +3

      100% agree. This is probably the best thing I’ve seen on this channel and by Tony. He laid out his points eloquently and the Labor and Greens senators had no idea as to how to paint him as a racist and corrupt person.

  • @Gougen_Stuff
    @Gougen_Stuff Год назад +14

    A committee full of activists what a surprise

  • @paulfreeman5340
    @paulfreeman5340 Год назад +8

    This how a grown up behaves and deals with issues. The contrast with the Yes case activists could not be more stark. He is so across the detail and makes Dorinda Cox especially look like an amateur. He embodies a compassionate NO to the wrong path.

    • @Janna773
      @Janna773 11 месяцев назад

      Great point, the ‘yes’ case really does not speak well at all and have no/nonsense arguments. They whisper to each other and don’t even listen to Tony’s responses.

  • @actualfacts1055
    @actualfacts1055 Год назад +13

    He is not defending anything, he is stating facts, even though Labor has banned facts.

  • @kaniel_outis1
    @kaniel_outis1 Год назад +24

    Wish he was PM again

  • @Marvellous328
    @Marvellous328 11 месяцев назад +6

    Proud to be an Australian, I oppose Indigenous privilege

  • @AimeeKisaboyun
    @AimeeKisaboyun Год назад +16

    Great job, Tony, Sir.

  • @johnd5953
    @johnd5953 Год назад +12

    Like him or hate him, Abbott has always been a champion of treating Australians as equals.

  • @noelashman8519
    @noelashman8519 Год назад +17

    Absolutely brilliant, Tony. And I reflected upon your earlier comments about it’s not for the tax payer to fund lifestyle choices. People in search of education, health and jobs will move to areas where such services exist. I don’t see that happening with remote communities.

    • @noiamspartacus8965
      @noiamspartacus8965 11 месяцев назад +1

      The negative impractical aspects of living in remote areas applies to all. Social dysfunction as a result of lower employment opportunities, poorer health, relatively higher crime rates, low school attendance etc can all be improved by moving to where better opportunities can be found. Surely this is a matter of personal choice and responsibility for oneself and ones family?

  • @davidstokes8441
    @davidstokes8441 Год назад +7

    Labor's way - shoot the messenger, ignore the message.

  • @andrewbean1409
    @andrewbean1409 Год назад +6

    I thought he was there to make a representation not be berated like a naughty school boy by that patronizing pollie

  • @solmanJapan
    @solmanJapan Год назад +12

    Takes a lot of balls to say no to these people knowing how much hate you're about to receive

  • @roncoles8361
    @roncoles8361 Год назад +6

    No one has said how this ONE VOICE COMMITTEE is going to fix any issues that all the other aboriginal groups, organizations or committees have failed in improving the issues affecting the aboriginal communities, it looks like another bottomless pit for our tax dollars to be poured into. Maybe politicians need to start listening to the people at grass roots level on what the real problems are & stop supporting the other bottom feeder groups who have done anything for years. Native Australian.

  • @marolynbriggs1878
    @marolynbriggs1878 Год назад +2

    Good on you Tony Abbott!
    Truthful.
    Informative.
    A fair & clear msg that ALL legislation must be a fair representation of all citizens who 'now' reside in Australia.
    That is true also for the aboriginals who have been born decades since Caprain Cook discovered Australia.

  • @mehere8-32
    @mehere8-32 Год назад +5

    Just proves he is smarter than average.

  • @australianmade2659
    @australianmade2659 Год назад +13

    Tony Abbott is a class scholar

  • @claregray7296
    @claregray7296 Год назад +5

    Spot on Tony, comments on only listen to some people not those on the ground.

  • @hrsman72
    @hrsman72 Год назад +2

    The constitution belongs to the crown, and I applaud that Mr Abbot clarified that, his reference to the preamble is also significant as the preamble clearly says the constitution is the guidelines for the operation of a FRANCHISE
    I also admire the very fine detail he can recall, clearly of a much higher i intellect than the current batch of pollies

  • @ianstollery4922
    @ianstollery4922 Год назад +7

    Sounds to me like Australia may well be heading down the same road as NZ, heaven help you

  • @graceg2716
    @graceg2716 Год назад +11

    Tony Abbott is one of few true politicians, Albo can not put two words together!

  • @craig9007
    @craig9007 Год назад +3

    Thank you Tony for your common sense

  • @MrSenChoi
    @MrSenChoi Год назад +9

    Trust me Australians. You guys need more of Tony Abbott.

    • @aerotuc
      @aerotuc Год назад

      every thing he would do would make all of us ,richer ,safer,stronger,live longer and happier.All the leftists want is pain delivered to us ,live in poverty ,become ill ,take your child innosence away and away from, you .The woke are pushing us back to the caves,

  • @herbschmidt2401
    @herbschmidt2401 Год назад +10

    The questions seem to hail from an echo chamber of ideological from members.

  • @carolegustin345
    @carolegustin345 Год назад +2

    My dear late daughter would only vote for Tony Abbott when she he left or pushed out she said she would only vote for Daffy Duck , in other words Tony was the best. Thank you Tony

  • @barrylee6706
    @barrylee6706 Год назад +2

    love Tony Abbott, very much a thinker , good and a articuate speaker , wish he was still in power

  • @garrymoore2186
    @garrymoore2186 Год назад +4

    Good on ya Tony, you need to take the lead on all issues and become the leader of the liberal party and get rid of those who are not true liberals.

  • @LiverpoolRules4Ever
    @LiverpoolRules4Ever Год назад +6

    Go Tony. Still a legend!

  • @Ozgipsy
    @Ozgipsy Год назад +10

    He’s a brave man young Tony. He charges in and gets pilloried by the left every time. But he charges in anyway.

  • @sirreynolds1681
    @sirreynolds1681 Год назад +5

    Show this on the ABC. Good on you Toby Abbott

  • @paulcam8870
    @paulcam8870 Год назад +3

    Tony Abbot for PM !!!

  • @michaelschmidt1101
    @michaelschmidt1101 Год назад +6

    The gap in life expectancy between indigenous and other can be cut by 25% immediately if substance abuse was not so prevalent among Aboriginals. Incidentally, Asian people on average live longer than Europeans - so we can't rush to assume that all reasons for disparties are due to social factors or institutional factors... they could be due to family, genetic or other factors. "The Voice" will not cure these issues.

  • @Sarah34438
    @Sarah34438 Год назад +18

    Much respect Tony Abbott.👍🇦🇺

  • @yvonnelowe6895
    @yvonnelowe6895 Год назад +9

    This is one country
    One people
    Instead of dividing we should put all are effort into making EVERYONE
    No matter colour,race or genda
    Anyone and every one who want to succeed in this land should be given all the help they need to do this
    We will always have radicals both left and right
    We will never get these people to understand
    That we are all equal and anywhere there is not equality it should be fix
    But look at the other countries around our land
    There is a reason that they want to come to our country
    We are one and we dont need legislation to separate us
    Remember
    UNITED WE STAND
    dont let these ellites break us
    And i dont care what race,genda you are

  • @Want0nS0up
    @Want0nS0up Год назад +8

    Vote No to Albanese’s apartheid.

  • @MonicaLattice-xj6kb
    @MonicaLattice-xj6kb Год назад +2

    Well spoken Anthony also well debated by Ms Cox and others
    Love an excellent respectfully intellegant debate .. need this in New Zealand
    Please do more of these and share world wide so other nations can follow suit
    Holistic way forward - good suggestions from Tony

  • @cplbruiser8267
    @cplbruiser8267 Год назад +12

    Tony Abbott should be Prime Minister ! We need common sense and he has it in spades.

    • @Sarah34438
      @Sarah34438 Год назад

      He was PM

    • @peterremkes9376
      @peterremkes9376 Год назад

      Guess why he was ousted as PM after only a short time.

    • @Sarah34438
      @Sarah34438 Год назад

      @@peterremkes9376 he made a better minister than Prime minister.

  • @TheDixiechick12
    @TheDixiechick12 Год назад +4

    Its all about adopting a Republic in around about way and nullifying the Commonwealth Constitution. No, No No

  • @ingridpempeit1180
    @ingridpempeit1180 Год назад +2

    ….. why is the government/ taxpayers constantly blamed for indigenous failures? The indigenous need to help themselves.

  • @user-oh1wn4ct4t
    @user-oh1wn4ct4t 11 месяцев назад +2

    Tony Abbott he's a great man and honoured man how i wish him to return as PM in the future

  • @robhoward724
    @robhoward724 Год назад +7

    This woman says that they are disadvantaged but they have far much more spent on their welfare than any other Australian in the social welfare system they all have the freedom to work and live peacefully but they Choose their way of life and that is up to them because they can choose either way they standard Australian does not get these resources or choices if the normal Australian citizens should choose this way they would be off too jail or in front of social services with the future of their children under scrutiny whereas the indigenous society does not get this scrutiny because of the racial factors we as Australians either indigenous or born in Australia are all the same as citizens of any race and we should be treated as the same

  • @karenkneale2013
    @karenkneale2013 Год назад +1

    I know an Aboriginal Elder who has said Aboriginals have been trained to help but no help has been given. Money has been given to Aboriginal groups but children are not getting the help they need. She said she will vote no. Central west NSW. Go Tony. But Sharon if you wake up with no purpose everyday and nothing to aim for.. some get into breaking the law for entertainment. I agree with Tony Sharon.. Sharon you tell me how to stop kids walking around the street breaking into businesses and get into drinking alcohol ?.

  • @michaelhughes2112
    @michaelhughes2112 Год назад +1

    Vote NO! We are one! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

  • @mickbuilding8250
    @mickbuilding8250 Год назад +8

    It's good to hear some common sense...

  • @Marita940
    @Marita940 Год назад +4

    Come back Tony

  • @timmcgrath9708
    @timmcgrath9708 Год назад +9

    Listen to the last 20 seconds and watch the Green senator’s face.
    Priceless. 😂

    • @marcgucciardo1942
      @marcgucciardo1942 Год назад

      Those senators were really struggling to deal with Tony’s truth telling . They couldn’t possibly agree with anything a misogynistic Liberal prime minister says.

  • @TruckerJacket
    @TruckerJacket Год назад +2

    Good from Keith, Constitutional Barrister, and bravo Tony.

  • @billygoatgruff5772
    @billygoatgruff5772 Год назад +2

    Well said Tony! We would be better served with you as PM again.

  • @krissolimmo
    @krissolimmo Год назад +7

    Wow, I’ve never seen him so articulate

  • @actualfacts1055
    @actualfacts1055 Год назад +3

    The Solicitor General is of the OPINION that the Voice is UNLIKELY to lead to a legal minefield, in other words HOPEFULLY it won't be a COMPLETE DISASTER.

  • @bethclarke9890
    @bethclarke9890 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is why as a woman I think women should stay out of politics. Shame on these two

  • @elenawalker3746
    @elenawalker3746 Год назад +1

    The 1967 referendum, 90.77% of Australians voted to remove RACE from the Constitution, allowing "indigenous" Australian to be on the same legal footing as ALL other Australians and be counted in the Australian population.
    The vote secured an amendment to Section 51 (XXVi) and the deletion of Section 127.
    The campaign slogan was "All Australians Should Be Equal" so, the words "other than the Aboriginal race in any state", were deleted.
    Australians said NO to race discrimination.
    S51(xxvi) already allows the government to make special laws in regards to "race" or "special laws' for Aboriginal people.
    The Voice referendum is a Trojan Horse to undermine our property rights further.
    Property owners are unaware that our governments have already removed our property ownership rights.
    ALL Titles Offices across Australia have been privatised and they now have the right to destroy titles.
    Title deeds have been removed and replaced with “digital certificates” of title and hard copies of titles have been replaced with an electronic system.
    Laws have been changed so that even if you hold a hard copy of your title, it has no legal weight.
    The value of your property lies in the TITLE.
    You may want to listen to this voice of REASON (IMO) Grandma Mulara a holder of Grandmother Lore and Colonial Juris Doctor law, who shares her position on the Voice for you to consider.
    ruclips.net/video/DAhkmFzqugI/видео.html
    As of 01 July 2022, Aborigines have been given 49.3 per cent of our land mass and they want more, all of it if possible. If the remaining claims of an additional 13.4 per cent are allowed, Aborigines will own 62.7 per cent of Australia.
    The UN/WEF Agenda 21/30 Using Native Title Now Controls Half of Australia
    www.justonefocus.org/un-wef-insidious-agenda-21-30-using-native-title-now-controls-half-of-australia/
    Other resources:
    zeeemedia.com/interview/zerotime-grandmother-mulara-how-the-voice-to-parliament-advances-the-nwo/
    iliasbafas.wordpress.com/2015/12/03/australia-has-no-legal-constitution/
    Copy of Sir Harry Gibbs letter: cirnow.com.au/copy
    ruclips.net/video/7vtXkTX5yaU/видео.html
    Where does the $$$ trail led to:
    josephinecashman.com.au/map
    www.justonefocus.org/australia-under-attack-by-the-un-insider-discovers-plot-to-use-voice-to-strip-our-assets/

  • @user-rp4tz5jn6q
    @user-rp4tz5jn6q Год назад +1

    Just say NO to crooked Albo!

  • @downunda107
    @downunda107 Год назад

    I had to come back and listen again. Powerful information from Mr Abbott. The quality of comments of viewers comments is brilliant. ThankYou. I would not be the only one to observe the last comment of that green senator. After Tony Abbott gave a lesson in common-sense She simply stated " thankYou Chair'. Not a modicum of decency to recognise Mr Abbott's final response to the question put to Him.