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Jordan Peterson’s SAVAGE Departing Message for Qantas CEO Alan Joyce

Following the departure of Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, Jordan Peterson, a controversial online personality, took aim at the airline again.

He previously criticized the company for playing an Aboriginal song on an airplane.

In response to Joyce’s departure, Peterson posted a message on X.

Peterson, who previously criticized Qantas for its “Welcome To Country” message, called the company the worst airline in the world.

Since he has not been to North Korea or China, he asked a question about the airlines there.

He is known for his criticism of political correctness, and he has criticized a wide range of world leaders.

In November 2022, he criticized Australia’s “Welcome To Country” message, saying that it was “propaganda.”

He also said that he would prefer the messages not be delivered by a corporate behemoth.

He said that he could do without the “propaganda” delivered by Qantas. He also stated that he was not the only one who felt this way.

In response, the company said that it was committed to reconciliation.

In response, Qantas stated that it was committed to developing a more inclusive national identity for Australia.

It noted that it was important for people to take pride in the country’s Torres Strait Islanders and Aboriginal heritage.

As the custodians of the country’s ancient land, the Torres Strait Islanders and Aboriginal peoples are faced with various issues.

Despite being a small portion of the population, they are still overrepresented in various areas of disadvantage.

In Australia, some Indigenous activists have claimed that the “Welcome To Country” ceremonies have lost their cultural significance due to how they have become too mainstream.

A TikTok user from Western Australia named Kiescha Haines-Jaimeson gained a huge following after she criticized the Voice to Parliament and shared her opposition to the “Welcome to Country” ceremonies.

She agreed with a fellow user who claimed that these ceremonies had started to be tokenistic in the workplace.

When asked about the ceremony, the activist claimed that it had lost its meaning due to how it had become so prevalent.

She also stated that it was never intended to be used for social events or corporate functions.

According to Ms. Haines-Jamieson, the ceremonies were originally used to ensure that people were safe and allowed to pass through tribal boundaries.

She noted that it had become so prevalent that people were now apathetic. She also claimed that it was working against the country’s Indigenous people.

Comment by Nelle- welcome to country is created nonsense and the many Australians born here resent it-if the problems facing Aboriginals was addressed with sanity the billions paid to them would have led them out -instead the fat cats (activists) are pocketing the money and storing it in off shore accounts-it is t sanity returned to this country and the the absurdity of woke dealt with- govts should have dealt with this and followed the money trail and stopped the corruption but I guess we live in a corrupt country and ruled by criminals so that will never happen until the corrupt underbelly in our country are held to account