We have “very few” people who can be trusted “on a domestic and global scale”

Broadcaster Justin Smith said that we currently have “very few” people who can be trusted at home and globally. He said: “I just want to have some leadership that I can trust. I don’t just want to know how to be a good politician and the prime minister and prime minister who can play partisan games better than the people around me.” “And I don’t want it. These smooth salespeople who giggled at press conferences and knew how to catch the news.” Mr. Smith said that in Victoria, a state government oversaw a quarantine issue that “caused 800 deaths”, but it still did not “take the burden”. Due responsibilities”. “Many people behind this disaster are actually still working, and they now ask us to trust them again,” he said. “Across the country, we have a prime minister who has repeatedly placed himself and politics above the country… He asked us to trust him, and he is making slow progress in vaccination, and he is powerless with the new quarantine system. “Then we got it. International trust. China is the birthplace of all this, but we still cannot learn from the Chinese government what happened and how it started because they will not divulge this information. “There are very few people we can trust at home or globally.”