[Peptobismol]

I am sorry but I just can't see the reaction that the Labor Party wants us to see.
At various 'protest' marches in the capital cities recently the usual 'rent-a-crowd' of unionists ( those that are left) school teachers, children and assorted riff-raff from the left turned up, but barely anyone else.

Whether or not one agrees with the reforms, it appears that the bulk of working Australians are behind the reforms. There hasn't been the procession through the courts that the Labor Party says is happening, and cited cases are few and far between.

I would not want Australia to go back to a period where unionists prevail at the expense of everything else. The Labor Party and the union movement are morphed into one, there is little difference between the two. I don't like Howard's policies, especially his immigration policy and believe this needs to be addressed above all else.

Non-White immigration is my forte. All else pales into insignificance.