Discussion: Voice Aftermath, Middle-East

On the latest episode of the General Knowledge Podcast, Ethan Nash from TOTT News joins General Maddox and Andy Somes from Real News Australia to discuss the aftermath of the Voice referendum, including calls for ‘misinformation’ crackdowns and states moving forward anyway, and also briefly touch on the latest saga of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

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1 thought on “Discussion: Voice Aftermath, Middle-East”

Here’s what I posted on Real News Australia:

The Voice referendum “red herring” possibility notwithstanding, General, Pixie (my cat) and I had a jolly good celebration on Saturday evening, after I handed out Vote NO cards for much of the day. I drank half a bottle of SA sparkling shiraz, listened to Michael Gray Griffith in full voice on Café Locked Out, and watched the following rousing orchestral piece…repeatedly:

Graham Lyons says:

October 22, 2023 at 05:38

Here’s what I posted on Real News Australia:

The Voice referendum “red herring” possibility notwithstanding, General, Pixie (my cat) and I had a jolly good celebration on Saturday evening, after I handed out Vote NO cards for much of the day. I drank half a bottle of SA sparkling shiraz, listened to Michael Gray Griffith in full voice on Café Locked Out, and watched the following rousing orchestral piece…repeatedly: