It's very interesting to watch how politics works, I was under the impression these elected representatives would like to be made aware of serious issues like corruption, severe incompetence, and fraud, so I did the research, I gathered proof from my connections in various industries and yes, political parties themselves.
I've spoken publicly about the issues I've found, put up posts, and asked in comments directly of the politicians for help or to see if they could use the information and evidence I've uncovered.
So far, only
@MRobertsQLD has answered my call, although even with his attention, the NDIA decided to close the investigation because "there are too many ongoing investigations"
It seems like NDIS fraud in the millions of dollars is a bit too much for the NDIA at the moment.
It's become clear that all of them (apart from Roberts) are only concerned with influencers, media creators, or whoever they can platform off.
Unless it's a big account, they won't even engage, infact you'd be flat out getting the post seen, let alone a like or God forbid a retweet.
I also see it on their live feeds, they only show comments from the same group of profiles, in other words, it's one big club and no matter what you do no matter what you find out, none of them will care let alone use what you've found out to expose wrong doing within government..
But I have 1 question that I'm sure will remain unanswered, why dismiss the little people that try to expose all that is wrong? Is it because we do it for free, or because you can't be bothered even looking at us?
Don't say it's the anon account, I doxx myself in every private exchange.
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