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Geelong Advertiser has 1.0 star rating from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and recent feedback says the paper is not telling readers what is really relevant.

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Running as an Independent against Richard Marles

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  • - Planning a letterbox campaign in Corio to challenge MP Marles on Ukraine support.
  • - Criticizes Ukraine aid as a GDP share and cites bitcoin funds.

I am in Ukraine at the moment but returning in October to start my letter box campaign ahead of the next Federal elections. The seat of Corio will be my focus specifically because I am upset at the lack of support for Ukraine.

Australia is a rich country and its a pittance what we have sent to Ukraine. As a percentage of our GDP its a disgrace . I have a small daughter here from a previous marriage and her mother wont bring her to Australia as she is ideologically driven to support her compatriots. The Ukrainian men are dying here but we dont see or read about it in the papers, its just a footnote.

I dont expect the Geelong Advertiser to support me but just wanted to let you know that a continual letterbox drop with the issues Australian people face should swing the seat away from Marles. My revenge for the *** response by Labor that probably secretly supports Russia and China due to the soviet love affair between the Left and Vladimir Putin. I made a few YouTube videos Buddy Rojek is my name and I learned from my experience in the 2013 election (Corangamite). This time it will be just letter box leaflets appealing to the Australian people.

By the way you bought bitcoin at $75 Aussie many years ago so I have deep pockets to fund.

Easy come , easy go but Richard Marles wont be laughing. My dad was a truck driver and life was better for him than many people today .

Labor , Liberal and Greens treat Australians like mugs. Cvpages.buddy@***.com

Preferred solution: To give Independent candidates a voice , not the major parties

User's recommendation: Not telling readers what is really relevant

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