Fix Ailing Government

Parliaments are sinking

Parliaments are sinking under the weight of unsolvable problems. Our society is fractured like never before. Government is out of control.

Services and infrastructure are needed but the parliament is not game to tax the biggest earners to pay for it. So it borrows instead. The voters will have their taxes used to pay interest and one day they will have to repay the moneylenders.

Organised Crime Rules

Organised crime controls our major cities and spreads outwards. It is patronised by law enforcement agencies, courts & parliamentarians, to save money. An innocent grandfather is kidnapped and killed, or passer-by is shot dead by criminals hitting the wrong target. Guns are as common as dirt. Migration has gone mad and both migrants and Australians are suffering seriously. Domestic violence rages unstopped. Department heads are appointed for their party-political loyalties, more than expert knowledge of the department’s purpose.

Politically Active Aussies

Politically active Aussies are needed to rescue our nation, economy and people. Votergrams are the quick and easy way. They give each of us enormous power for good. Achievement comes from research, strategic campaign planning and presentation plus 6Ps -Polite Persistent Political Persuasion in the Privacy of Parliament. Someone or some group almost always guides government. Votergrams are used by Voter Interest Groups,  people with a focus on the one same topic. Many such groups are managed on Voters Network.

That is a super-effective way to campaign because it lets hundreds of MPs know that a good number of people want the same thing done.

Tennis tournament

Government is like a tennis tournament. There is always someone on the other side of the net trying to ace you. Votergrams are for serious players. You may have a personal need or see that some segment of society you agree with, has a need. Your Votergram can swing government your way or their way.

Not in it? Can’t win it.

Parnell McGuiness warned us recently to “End the lobbying protection racket”. Vested interests continually lobby the MPs and bureaucrats we elect, employ and pay, to do their bidding in preference to what is good for the rest of Australia.

Silent majority

They completely out-play the silent majority who can by definition, never be heard. They think government knows what they want and will do it. Sadly the government probably barely knows they exist. It cannot hear or see them. How could it possibly know what they want? They probably mostly want different things,  but as they have not told the Parliament that represents them, it does not matter, as it will not be done anyway.

Tell all MPs

As parliament acts by majority opinion, it is no good just telling one local MP. It is important to tell them all. It is no good just asking. You have to explain . Remember that hundreds or thousands of people are seeking government favours each day, so you have to stand out. Silence in democracy is dangerous. It leads to neglect. But you can speak up nice and politely without any offence if you have your say the Votergram way.

Where Voters Control

It is no good telling the public servants you deal with or even the top bureaucrats as the people do who take them to fancy lunches. The only people we Australian voters have any power over are our elected parliamentarians who depend on our votes for their careers. The strategic and informative Votergram service has developed its strategies over decades of political persuasion. Our MPs are wise enough to require very good reasons for what they do.

Urgent Speak Up!

A glance at the media any day will show that government is nowhere near working for the people. That is because the people are not driving it. In democracy as in monarchy, those who actively help to drive Government  are the ones who get what they want done. They drive it by sharing with MPs their ideas, suggestions and solutions.

Have your say the Votergram way. Compared to everything else that you pay for, Votergrams are a very cheap investment in Australia’s future. You, your family, friends, neighbours and colleagues will all benefit.

We have to pay our taxes to fund the services. We can voluntarily spend a bit more to see that those taxes are spent on what benefits us. Otherwise our taxes will be spent to benefit the clients of the lobbyists or to gain voters for MPs.