The 発言する/表明する: American influencer Ryan Was 重さを計るs in on Australia's 近づいている 国民投票

A self-自白するd 'stupid American' has 重さを計るd in on Australia's 近づいている 発言する/表明する to 議会 国民投票, に例えるing the 提案するd Indigenous (a)忠告の/(n)警報 団体/死体 to 'lobbyists'.

Ryan Was, who has 54,000 加入者s on his YouTube channel where he '反応するs, and commentates on Australian stuff', filmed his real-time reaction to a 9News explainer for the October 14 投票 現在のd by political 特派員 Fiona Willan.

But it's not long before Mr Was is pulling perplexed 直面するs.

'As a stupid American, I'm still わずかに 混乱させるd,' he 収容する/認めるs.?

'Everyone's talking pretty ばく然と. What does it mean? What does it mean? 'The First Peoples of Australia' - those are the Aboriginals - 'by 設立するing an Aboriginal and Torres 海峡 Islander 発言する/表明する'. What's the 発言する/表明する?'?

Ryan Was, who has 54,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel where he 'reacts, and commentates on Australian stuff', filmed his real-ti
me reaction to a 9News explainer for the October 14 poll presented by political correspondent Fiona Willan.

Ryan Was, who has 54,000 加入者s on his YouTube channel where he '反応するs, and commentates on Australian stuff', filmed his real-time reaction to a 9News explainer for the October 14 投票 現在のd by political 特派員 Fiona Willan.?

Willan explains that, if passed, the 発言する/表明する would 任命する/導入する an 独立した・無所属 (a)忠告の/(n)警報 団体/死体 which makes 代表s to 議会 on 問題/発行するs 影響する/感情ing Indigenous Australians.?

'Here in America those are called lobbyists and they're paid by big 会社/団体s and we don't get to 投票(する) on who does that as far as I know,' says Mr Was.?

Yet, as the 概念 is explained その上の he (人命などを)奪う,主張するs the 発言する/表明する 'seems 害のない'.

'That's why I'm surprised this is 議論の的になる,' Mr Was says.?

'They don't have any actual 投票(する)ing 力/強力にする. They are there to advise, like lobbyists.?

'They are there to fight on に代わって of Aboriginal people.'

The explainer shows snippets of the?Yes23 (選挙などの)運動をする's 重要な figureheads, 含むing 総理大臣 Anthony Albanese, arguing for the 発言する/表明する.

'Why does this even need to be 投票(する)d on?', asks Mr Was.

Although at one point he 収容する/認めるs he is?'talking out of his butt', Mr Was believes the 発言する/表明する will pass.

'I'm going to call it 権利 now. This is going to go through. That's my instinct.'

Mr Was says the Voice 'seems harmless' and predicts it will pass

Mr Was says the 発言する/表明する 'seems 害のない' and 予報するs it will pass

Australians could be waiting up to 13 days to find out if the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament has succeeded at the ballot boxes

Australians could be waiting up to 13 days to find out if the 提案するd Indigenous 発言する/表明する to 議会 has 後継するd at the 投票(する) boxes

The 最新の 投票s would 示唆する Mr Was would be wise not to put his money where his mouth is, as the No (選挙などの)運動をする appears to be pulling ahead.

Australia has not had a successful 国民投票 in almost 50 years.?Australia last held a 国民投票 in 1999, when it 拒絶するd the 適切な時期 to become a 共和国.

Mr Was 最終的に 収容する/認めるs he has no 肌 in the game.??

'I'm not going to sit over here and tell you what you should do,' he says.

'I'm not even Australian. But off the bat, I'd say yes. Why not? Try it out. Give 'em the 委員会.'

It comes as the 発言する/表明する has attracted the attention of the world's マスコミ ahead of the 投票 on October 14.

The New York Times said it had the 可能性のある to be 'Australia's Brexit moment', while The 経済学者 boldly 明言する/公表するd 'Australians look 始める,決める to 拒絶する new 準備/条項s for Aboriginal people'.?

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