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Is Albanese the Prime Minister Australia deserves? · The Slippery Slope

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  So over several years now I have been speaking about leadership
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  and particularly the failure of leadership within this country
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  and probably a bit more focused on leadership within the police
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  because because they come from AI, have a policing background.
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  To me it seemed very evident that here in Queensland we
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  lacked the leadership that we needed.
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  We still lack leadership within the Queensland Police Service
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  and within government. However, it's it so you can see
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  that there's people that come along and they might want to
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  change things, they might want to push things along and people,
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  people can identify that we need to change direction, that we've
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  gone down that path. Obviously we've let here in
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  Australia, we've let DEI affect us in.
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  It's been the most, it had the most detrimental effect upon our
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  nation and upon different government agencies across the
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  nation. Yet we've still been unable to
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  enact any change, to implement any change for the better, even
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  though we can see, we can see that these things need to
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  change. As I've said before, if nothing
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  changes, then nothing changes. It's not good enough just to see
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  that we need to change in these areas.
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  If something's wrong, identify that there's something's wrong
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  and identify the need for change.
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  You then need to go on and actually implement, implement
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  changes. Otherwise, we're not going to go
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  anywhere. So I'm saying all this because
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  we still have a major problem with leadership here in
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  Australia. Obviously we've got the federal
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  election coming up this weekend. I'm recording this.
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  This is on the 29th of April, this is Tuesday, the 29th of
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  April here within Australia. So this coming Saturday is going
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  to be our federal election. The polls are open at the
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  moment. You know the booths, the, the
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  polling booths are open at the moment.
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  You can go in and put in your early vote.
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  So can I say this, this episode is not going to be in favour, in
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  favour of their current Prime Minister, the head of the Labour
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  Party, Anthony Albanese. He is the epitome of what is
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  wrong within the leadership in Australia at the moment.
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  So I'm going to show you a couple of things.
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  A couple of things. One, the first one, now I don't,
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  I don't keep up with in general with Muslim, Muslim faith, the
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  Muslim faith and all that, traditions, whatever, whatever
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  you want to call it. However, I did know, I did hear
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  that. I think it's last month,
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  something like that. It might even still be
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  happening. I don't know.
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  But you've got Ramadan. So I'm going to bring up the
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  lovely message from the Prime Minister that he sent Muslim
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  people, people who practice the faith of Islam, follow Islam in
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  Australia. OK, so here we have it, Anthony
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  Albanese MP, Prime Minister of Australia.
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  Message from the Prime Minister, Ramadan.
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  See, you have the coat of arms up here.
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  It's official letter Ramadan Mubarak to all Australians of is
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  of Muslim faith. I've got no idea what Mubarak
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  means and they know what Ramadan means.
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  All I know is it's a some kind of tradition where they they
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  fast during the day I think and eat at night.
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  So here in Australia, when Muslim people across the country
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  gather for Ramadan, the prayers and feasts follow many different
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  customs and traditions, yet at their heart is the same purpose,
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  strength and discipline. Compassion in abstinence.
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  Renewal and renewal in returning to the essentials of your faith.
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  All this reflected in acts of self restraints and charity.
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  Acts of self restraint. That's interesting phrase.
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  All this reflected in acts of self restraint and charity.
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  Worship and reflection and the nightly breaking of the day long
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  fast. This is what binds Muslims
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  together at Ramadan, when the restraint of fasting gives way
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  to the joy of the Iftamil. I think that's how I hope that's
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  how you pronounce it, Iftamil. We are reminded of the essential
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  power of this sacred month, as well as the enduring and
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  uplifting value of gathering together in community and shared
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  faith. Australia's Muslim community
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  enriches our society and our country in countless ways.
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  I thank you for your generosity and care, for your hard work and
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  aspiration, and for your willingness to give back to the
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  community. May you have a blessed, blessed
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  Ramadan that was dated February 2025.
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  OK, from the Prime Minister's Office now here is the message
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  that the Prime Minister, same man, Anthony Albanese, elbow,
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  elbow MP. Just want to go back here.
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  This is the official the official letter, the official
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  letter that Anthony Anthony Albanese MP, Prime Minister of
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  Australia coat of arms here in the top left corner sent to the
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  Muslim community. And where's the official letter
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  that Anthony Albanese MP Prime Minister of Australia said to
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  sent to the Christian community because well, the last time I
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  checked, Australia's supposed to be still supposed to be a
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  Christian nation based formed on Christian on biblical
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  judeo-christian foundations principles.
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  Here's the message that Anthony Albanese, the man who still
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  hopes to become to be the Prime Minister, remain the Prime
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  Minister of Australia after this weekend.
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  There you go, It was a tweet. Anthony Albanese at Elbow MP.
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  Happy Easter weekend from Toto and Toby.
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  So Toto and Toby, I assume, are the dogs in the picture.
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  You've got Anthony Albanese. Remember, the lads not married.
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  I think this is his partner. This lady here.
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  I've got no idea who these people are.
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  The younger woman and a younger guy who knows who they are.
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  I've got no idea. Don't care to be quite frank.
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  So, yeah, happy Easter weekend from Toto and Toby.
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  Don't don't forget in March he was leading the Mardi Gras
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  parade, Mardi Gras, Mardi Gras parade.
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  However, what, what most concerns me is I think Australia
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  is going to end up instead of having a change, we're just
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  going to end up not with the leadership that we that we need.
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  We're going to end up with the leadership after this coming
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  weekend. We're going to end up with the
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  leadership that we deserve. Happy Easter from my two dogs.
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  This is all my opinion. I'm Jay Fallon.
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  Let me know what you think. Thank you for listening to the
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  Slippery Slippery Slope.