In the NT you cannot go to the shops in safety. You cannot park your car in safety. You cannot travel on a bus in safety.
Insurance premiums are going to through the roof.
The NT is going down the tube. We at the Trust aim to do something about it. It is up to you help us complete our mission to clean up the NT one arsehole at a time. Contact us at transparentnt@disroot.org
In the NT you cannot go to the shops in safety. You cannot park your car in safety. You cannot travel on a bus in safety.
Insurance premiums are going to through the roof.
Natasha Fyles and her gang pretend it does not exist. Anthony Albanese wants you to vote YES for a VOICE.
We say the NT has a crime wave and statistics show Aboriginal people are committing most crimes. Forget the VOICE, vote NO.
The NT Government must come up with alternative solutions to end the crime wave. The NT is sinking.
It is getting so common these days in the NT that observing snatch and run thefts in shops is the norm.
The group arrives and uses “distractors” to take care of the security while a “plucker” rushes in and grabs the goods and then runs off.
We are hearing that many people are getting sick and tired. One slogan we have read is “Burn Bagot”. We do not endorse vigilante actions.
Is it time to shoot the elephant in the room?
Even Eddie McGuire knows the NT is a chaos zone.
An AFL team is not going to suddenly solve the problems of the NT.
The problems are:
These problems belong to the:
The Labor Party and CLP will do nothing to solve these issues. No new strategies, no, absolutely nothing.
Natasha Fyles thinks she can pretend things are OK in the NT and it will be alright.
The CLP think they have the answer. HAHA mandatory alcohol treatment. Talk of bringing in the cane! A total joke.
The whole situation in the Northern Territory is serious. Soon someone will get killed when they trespass, damage property or steal. It is only a matter of time.
*We do not promote vigilante activities. Although we do show our respect to vigilantes past and present.
Hey, Natasha Fyles really open my eyes to things. Now I cannot see all the crime, dysfunctional people on the streets and I will vote for The Voice.
Are you a Labor Party Monkey?
Who that Chief Monkey?
*We sincerely apologise to monkeys past and present.
Once again the NT Labor Party is “jerking itself off”! The facts of the Arafura by-election are one of very low voter turnout.
Obviously Manuel Brown is a dummy if he needs some unelected people to talk for him. We would have thought the guy had his own voice. Just goes to show you how much of a loon show the Labor Party is.
We believe that the NT Government had a very particular narrative. That narrative was to convict Zachary Rolfe of murder. The plan failed.
It appears that the NT Government will stop at nothing to attack Zachary Rolfe. Why? Because Rolfe is not locked up in prison according to what the Gunner Labor Government had planned for him.
The current inquest appears to be the “attack Zachary Rolfe” show. It does not matter what barristers representing the NT Government or other parties say. Perception is very telling. The NT Government has a history of attacking employees they do not like and want to erase.
Does Zachary Rolfe have a right to be angry? We think he does. It is hardly surprising that he might for the want of a better term “be lashing out”.
The people of the NT should hang their head in shame. Why? Incompetent police management that created the entire situation.
If there are any blood stained hands in this matter then look at Jamie Chalker rather than Zachary Rolfe.
The Labor Party turned off the lights and caused a crime wave!
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Repeat these words to Natasha Fyles.