Australian Flag Debate Reignites After Queenie Carks It

[Rev.Cambeul]

The Lizard Queen is Dead! Mourning has commenced.

Cheer up Monarchists. You know what they say .... Some things in life are bad, and they really make you mad. Some things just make you swear and curse. When you're chewin' on your last gristle, don't grumble, give a whistle, and this'll help things turn out for the best, ... and ALWAYS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_-q9xeOgG4

'Australia is not the name of this continent': New calls to change the country's name is made just days after the Queen's death
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11202301/Blockade-Australia-calls-Australia-renamed-saying-represents-oppression.html

Excerpt:  'Australia is not the name of this continent,' one read.

The second added: 'Australia doesn't refer to this land, these waters, or the many communities that call this place home'.

argued the name of the country was rooted in oppression.

'Australia is the name of the economic and political systems which work to oppress and exploit this continent and its peoples,' a third post read.

The final post read: 'These systems are complex, corrupt and have been designed to maximise extraction and maintain hierarchies of power.


Call for Queensland to be RENAMED 'Kingsland' in the wake of the Queen's death - but politicians say it's time for the state to have an Aboriginal name
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11202369/Will-Queensland-renamed-Queen-dead-just-just-crazy-Greens-talk.html

Excerpt: While Queensland isn't going to suddenly adopt a new name - the state is named after Queen Victoria who reigned over the United Kingdom from 1837 to 1901 - there has been a genuine push among some politicians for the names of both Queensland and Victoria to be changed out of respect to Indigenous people.


Alternative designs for Australia's national flag divide opinion - so do YOU believe it's time for a change after the Queen's death?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11202559/Australian-flag-change-country-republic.html

Excerpt: The Chair of The Australian Republican movement, which waited just 17 minutes to issue a statement after the Queen's death to push its own agenda.

After brief condolences, the organisation noted Her Majesty 'respected the self-determination of the Australian people' in a thinly veiled reference to the republic.

'The Queen backed the right of Australians to become a fully independent nation during the referendum on an Australian republic in 1999, saying that she has "always made it clear that the future of the Monarchy in Australia is an issue for the Australian people and them alone to decide, by democratic and constitutional means",' it said.

Various designs have been floated around as an alternative to the current flag that currently shows the Union Jack, Commonwealth Star and Southern Cross.

A fan-favourite was the very creative White Australia Flag ...

If  they  don't change the flag by the time  King Chuck is dead  ...
We'll present this as the new flag of the nation under King William

Despite the prime minister (pictured) previously stating he would want Australia to move away from the monarchy, he said it was too soon to have those discussions.

'Now is not a time to talk about our system of government, now is a time for us to pay tribute to the life of Queen Elizabeth,' he told the ABC's Insiders program on Sunday.

'That's the system of government that we have, it's one which as Australian prime minister, I have a responsibility to respect.'

The comments come as King Charles III was proclaimed as monarch at a ceremony at Parliament House on Sunday by Governor-General David Hurley.

The prime minister brushed off questions about when would be the right time to start having conversations about moving away from the monarch.

'Quite clearly, this is a time of national mourning," Mr Albanese said.

'Even though the Queen was 96 years of age and had lived such a long life, it still came as a shock. I think that says something about the way that the Queen was perceived as a constant in our lives.'

Former prime minister John Howard said he had no doubt the Queen was pleased when Australia voted not to become a republic during the 1999 referendum.

Mr Howard, who was prime minister at the time of the national vote, praised the Queen's sense of duty and respect while the referendum campaign took place.

'I have no doubt that she was pleased with the result, but she never sought to influence it. She continued to do her job, again and again,' he told the ABC's Insiders program.

Mr Howard also revealed his and the Queen's private secretary shared three draft press statements on potential outcomes of the referendum.

While Australia voted not to become a republic at the time, Mr Howard said the statement in the event of a 'yes' vote would have expressed her love for Australia and desire to see the country succeed.
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In 1999 I voted for the country to remain a democratic monarchy. I was only 29. Now, I know that the country is a republic in all but name. Has been since (about) 1984 with an Act that severed the Australian legal system from the British. Up until then, if you wanted to take something to a higher court, there was always the High Court in London. Not any more. The Governor General is chosen by the Prime Minister. He's just a figurehead for cutting ribbons. If the Governor General was (another) Rabbi, then he'd have a part job chopping and sucking cocks.

Yes for the Republic of Australia and removal from the Commonwealth of Nations (formerly known as the British Empire). However, I say No to the Republican Movement. Which is a bunch of whinging anti-White champagne socialists, peppered with Gooks, Muslims and Abos thrown in as token décor.

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