Albanese ‘astonished’ by Morrison’s anti-government comments | FletaTheTweeter
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has criticised his predecessor’s use of a “nonsense throwaway conspiracy line” about the United Nations in a church sermon on the weekend, suggesting it was unhelpful as he tries to rebuild Australia’s international standing.
, to urge the congregation not to put their trust in governments or the United Nations, warning it would be a mistake to do so based on his experience in the upper echelons of power.Speaking on ABC Radio on Thursday morning, Albanese said he was taken aback by the former prime minister’s comments. “It provides some explanation perhaps of why, in my view, clearly he didn’t lead a government that was worthy of the Australian people. I find it astonishing that in what must have been, I guess, a moment of frankness, he has said he doesn’t believe in government.
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