Rupert Murdoch predicts when Australia will become a republic
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Rupert Murdoch has predicted Australia will become a republic within the next ten years in an exclusive and wide-ranging interview with Sky News Australia, as he also gave his honest opinion on the failed Voice referendum.
The interview is part of a new Sky News documentary ‘The Australian: 60 Years of News’ which premieres Monday 15 July at 8pm. The documentary will be on Sky News Australia, available to stream at SkyNews.com.au.
I predict Australia to become a third world country.
We already are according to Google
And of course he would know. His money is backing it. Criminals are massive part of Australia’s corporate government. Stop stroking his ego. He’s not even an aussie
@@tonyhanley9458 Jesus Christ you do realise you're on his RUclips channel right?
More likely to become a caliphate.
And they said islamaphobia didn't exist. Nobody was even talking about Islam but typical racists like to throw around their comments. And people actually liking the comments
A Banana republic is on the cards..😂
We have that!
He gave up his Australian citizenship. There is nothing wrong with having a monarchy in Australia. We are an independent nation who rejected a politicians republic in 1999
And we all know who would be running this "republic"
Me
I thought Rupert Murdoch has been an American for the past 40 years. 😅😂
Yeah Nah
The Republic will go the way of the Voice. A Big Fat NO.
I'll tell you something conservatives just don't get. Nothing stays the same forever.
Oh trust me a Republic is coming for you guys. And it’s so bizarre that a lot of Conservatives are against that - Why would you want a British individual, who gives you little to no attention, to be your head of State?
@govand7 I've said the same thing to them, but they don't seem to get it. I've also gone all patriotic and called for an Australian head of state for our Australian culture and values, but nothing seems to work. I'm frankly lost for words with them because everything they agree with on this point is in conflict with everything else they believe in.
@@welcomeaboard69 No, but with change things should improve, not get worse. Not everything new is actually progress - as all the majority of change that Australia has experienced over the last 20 odd years has shown.
@govand7 You maroon, the Brits have absoluely no say in Aus now. The Gov Gen is just a ceremonial office now, he cannot sack the gov't anymore. So why change? Because fascists want to dictate to the majority how they should live. News for you and Rupie, not in your lifetimes that's for sure. Just like their "Voice", it went the way of all bullshit. To quote Acca Dacca, Shot down in flames! Why do you try to attach labels to the commonsense majority, so you can try and make out we are bad? Grow up.
Like he predicted that iraq has chemical weapons . War and blood enthusiastic you are!
@@Chad.H. then why do you support his RUclips channel?
2 years ago I was at a class at Curtin University with about 25 zoomers participating in a communication unit. The class was asked the question if they thought Australia should go republic. Out of 25 people mostly newcomers only 4 raised their hand in favour of a Republic
Good to see
As long as we have the right to bare arms, I'm all in otherwise. No to a corrupt republic.
What kind of republic?
socialist. where private ownership of land & property is forbidden. own nothing. be happy
Waste of time and money. There are countless far more important issues to deal with today. Those who push for a Republic are out of touch with reality.
Australia is becoming a comm unist country
Never.
Not at the moment
The Australian people still love the monarchy for now
To some generations off yet
Why do you love the Monarchy? As an outsider looking in, I can’t see why Australians would want a British individual to be their head of state
@@govand7 Because the Monarchy is cultural heritage that Australia and elsewhere have maintained right from the beginning of European settlement until the modern day, reaching from colonial times in Australia to more than a hundred years after becoming a country in 1901, and many patriots believe that maintaining their cultural heritage of their nation to be important and worth preserving for future generations. Australia's Governor-General is also Australian. In practice, they are Australia's Head of State as they are The King's representative in Australia.
You do not speak for all Australians.
FK THE ROYALS they live off every nation's coin that has a union jack on their flag..
Legit billionaire dole bludgers
Every commonwealth country is a shambles
He couldn't be more wrong. This world is going global, and when Jesus takes His people out- ( Christians) every nation will be hell on earth.
He will never live long enough to see that happen.
When the republic was put to the vote, I supported it. Murdoch's Trump convinced me that I should be a monarchist.
I hope never
Why do we need to Rupert;if it does happen it wont effect the way we our country is run😢
He's not predicting.
He knows.
Rupert =what's a World-wide Autocracy?
It is a walk of shame that we have not fought for our independence long before now
Much prefer what we have ,imagin the Dirty Digger being head of state.
I can't see it happening for a while, things are too volatile these days, need stability for these big changes unless of course we end up at the other end in war or something.
caught with his hand in the ????
Odds are Australia will be a republic in a matter of time. Ten years is a bit ambitious.
My Observant at Oxford Hotel as security the smile in their face making space for the Publican.
Thats how easily the door can be open.
Howard you are wrong. Trust me.
Why would he say we were invaders?
A surprising take from him!
Well he is clearly money first.
The Devil himself.
After your looming economic crash…..
Don't bet on the government to offer anything that would be palatable
Murdoch is a servant of Moloch.
I voted for the republic last time, and will next time. Why should Australia have a foreign head of state? Makes no sense to me.