‘Tragedy’: Australian singer Kamahl wades into Voice debate again
- 7 months ago
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The Australian singer Kamahl doubles criticism of the yes campaign, and tweeting that communist flags fly in last March. In the beginning, after promising, he would vote “no” in the upcoming referendum due to lack of understanding about what was actually, 88 -year -old Malaysia -born singer, explained that he changed his mind and now voted ”Yes." Kamahl held a meeting as the reason behind his return with domestic comedian Dane Simpson and Constitutional Lawyer Eddie Synot. However, only two days later, Kamahl once again made people draw their heads after making a 180 -degree turn in his previous position and announced that the project of Sunday returned to the “No” vote. On Wednesday, Kamahl targeted yes campaignist who flies a communist flag at new rally. Famous singer Kamahl jumped to Hamish Macdonald, a project presenter after a fiery Stoush. “If it comes from this race, the indigenous people already have a voice, just the opportunity make an effort learn what they want say and what do for them,” he said. "And now 40 billion dollars a year… What's going to money?" The Australian singer Kamahl doubles his criticism of the yes campaign and a 'tragedy' by tweeting that communist flags fly in the last March. The interview moved away from issue before bringing the figure of Kamahl to agenda and said,… öyleme All I know is that they spent 40 billion dollars, ”he said. Macdonald said, “I probably feel that we need to check the $ 40 billion figure because you have used it several times and I know many people listen to you. “I think he claimed that the National Australians agency had spent 30 billion dollars a year by Tony Abbott a few years ago. Kamahl then admitted that he was “made mistakes ,, but he still chose to vote for no. Kamahl changed his mind twice about how to vote in the upcoming referendum. Kamahl told news.au that he believed that he did not take a fair hearing by the project servers. “How may they not be prejudiced? Hamish did not want to hear the truth." Kamahl said that Hamish was the best “sublimation” to change Hamish's vote as yes. He described the sound as “drowning in bureaucracy ve and stopped by his figures about domestic financing. Entertainment reporter Peter said that he advised Kamahl about his interactions with the media all week. “It a previously recorded interview and was not satisfied with the way it cut,” the project said. Ford said he spoke 20 times to give advice with Kamahl last week, but singer ignored the fiery satisfaction to avoid sound debate every time ”. He said that Kamahl had specially gushed with Macdonald about change and asked for an apology to make him look like a stupid ”. “He wants to be loved like all artists,” he said. “This put it back on the map, but he acknowledged that part of the reaction was“ barren ..
The Australian singer Kamahl doubles criticism of the yes campaign, and tweeting that communist flags fly in last March. In the beginning, after promising, he would vote “no” in the upcoming referendum due to lack of understanding about what was actually, 88 -year -old Malaysia -born singer, explained that he changed his mind and now voted ”Yes." Kamahl held a meeting as the reason behind his return with domestic comedian Dane Simpson and Constitutional Lawyer Eddie Synot. However, only two days later, Kamahl once again made people draw their heads after making a 180 -degree turn in his previous position and announced that the project of Sunday returned to the “No” vote. On Wednesday, Kamahl targeted yes campaignist who flies a communist flag at new rally. Famous singer Kamahl jumped to Hamish Macdonald, a project presenter after a fiery Stoush. “If it comes from this race, the indigenous people already have a voice, just the opportunity make an effort learn what they want say and what do for them,” he said. "And now 40 billion dollars a year… What's going to money?" The Australian singer Kamahl doubles his criticism of the yes campaign and a 'tragedy' by tweeting that communist flags fly in the last March. The interview moved away from issue before bringing the figure of Kamahl to agenda and said,… öyleme All I know is that they spent 40 billion dollars, ”he said. Macdonald said, “I probably feel that we need to check the $ 40 billion figure because you have used it several times and I know many people listen to you. “I think he claimed that the National Australians agency had spent 30 billion dollars a year by Tony Abbott a few years ago. Kamahl then admitted that he was “made mistakes ,, but he still chose to vote for no. Kamahl changed his mind twice about how to vote in the upcoming referendum. Kamahl told news.au that he believed that he did not take a fair hearing by the project servers. “How may they not be prejudiced? Hamish did not want to hear the truth." Kamahl said that Hamish was the best “sublimation” to change Hamish's vote as yes. He described the sound as “drowning in bureaucracy ve and stopped by his figures about domestic financing. Entertainment reporter Peter said that he advised Kamahl about his interactions with the media all week. “It a previously recorded interview and was not satisfied with the way it cut,” the project said. Ford said he spoke 20 times to give advice with Kamahl last week, but singer ignored the fiery satisfaction to avoid sound debate every time ”. He said that Kamahl had specially gushed with Macdonald about change and asked for an apology to make him look like a stupid ”. “He wants to be loved like all artists,” he said. “This put it back on the map, but he acknowledged that part of the reaction was“ barren ..