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Excellent depiction of this neoliberal Greenslabour government forfeiting the lives of its vulnerable citizens for the sale of a block of land. Too painful, as you say, just too too painful.
ReplyThank-you for publishing this portrayal of the horror reality about our “progressive” “compassionate” “green” bureaucrats. Forever ashamed I gave so much time and energy to the Greens.
ReplyYes, I too gave decades of my time, effort and energy to what use to be “progressive” “compassionate” “greens”. I reckon Dr Deb Foskey, former Greens MLA would be turning in her grave; she was ‘the one’ who stood strong with residents, some of Canberra’s lowest income households, to save the Narrabundah Long Stay Caravan Park.
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