Go tell a prime minister who cares.
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I think that the word Dutton used was 'scam'.Heard Dutton on the radio this morning re the pregnant 23 year old. Of course his version of events differs from the legal team working with the refugees on Nauru-so who knows where the truth lies.
Regardless, every second sentence he repeated the mantra that nobody will get through our immigration system ( by pulling swifties, one presumes) as if that is the real issue here.
It would seem to me that this situation is exactly the one whereby a decent country would give asylum in Australia to the women involved. To keep her on Nauru is just nasty.
Go tell a prime minister who cares.
You don't appear to have much knowledge of history of this war and this region?
Second Gulf War was no more than an inevitable continuation of Gulf War 1 where George H Bush famously called on the Iraqi people to overthrow the fascist regime of Hussein/Baath but then betrayed them. Thousands were consigned to massed graves in southern Iraq. The fascists stayed in power.
In following 12 years Saddam's fascists defied 16/17 UNSCR s to disclose their WMDS,
used UN sanctions to cruelly kill their people while making millions for themselves
... and so on and so forth ..
After they lost power , the recidivist Baath fascists then joined up with the Islamofascists to fight the US liberation only to discover themselves actually outscored on the key benchmarks of atrocity, cruelty and depravity.
How could they be? They loved cutting tongues out and torture? But they actually found thmselves outscored by the islamofascists on all these key indicators.
So then Arab/Muslim Isis got been enabled by Obama/Left withdrawal at end to 2011 to take those benchmarks to a level hitherto unimaginable.
Whoever would have thought that Arab Muslims with their culture could behave this way in the 21st century ? You got any ideas Medhurst?
So you going to vote for Turnbull,Bushie?Oh, the PM who doesn't constantly harp on about being scared of the brown people and the muzzies??
That Guy?
Someone who at least treats the section of the public with a functioning thought process with a bit of respect?
We all know that you miss Tone, Jane, and that Malc is a bit lightweight for your tastes...plus he doesn't pack the budgie smugglers... however at least the never-ending diatribe of fear and loathing of nothing in particular has come to a halt.
P.S. Yeah, yeah I know...economic refo's, speak bloody English ya Mufti bastard, I used to vote Labor, stop the boats, etc, etc, etc.
So you going to vote for Turnbull,Bushie?
I'm seriously unsure about that. It'll depend upon whether he rewinds/undoes some of the policies of Abbott's that I found unpalatable and, frankly, bewildering.
At least with Turnbull, even if I disagree, I feel that I am being spoken to by someone with a bit of decency and intelligence.
Those of us from the middle of politics dont feel particularly uncomfortable at the mo. Except when we see Mutton head Dutton, who surely is an embarrassment to his own mum.
Lol you are not really a person who shows decency are you?View attachment 185821View attachment 185822 And golly gosh-you actually seem proud of it.
Now run along -these guys want to play with you.
Have a thing for Donald do you? Why else keep posting images of the Clive Palmer piggy eyed clone?
Well maybe the pay grade level we might assume. Maggie's always had a thing for Clive too btw.
I agree. My Maggie comment was uncalled for, unfair and inaccurate.
Donald Trump doesn't not have a great big lardy gut hanging over his trouser belt, unlike Clive, so clearly the Clive frisson does not compare to Donny's at all - even though the piggy eyes and thin lips are the same. My bad.
But Romeoh - how does he explain his constant posting of Donald images if not enamour?
Passing fancy perhaps but I just thought, how can I pass up the opportunity to picture you cavorting with the charmbuckets of the far right immigration -Donnie and Geertie and GJ. Blissful.Have a thing for Donald do you? Why else keep posting images of the Clive Palmer piggy eyed clone?
Well maybe the pay grade level we might assume. Maggie's always had a thing for Clive too btw.
Seriously Jane, comedy doesn't suit you at all.
Stick to calling all the brown people 'economic country shoppers' and continue with the 'all muzzies are bad and should speak English' routines.
You've got to play to your strengths Janey girl.
No no they are accurate descriptions like "onwater activities", "queue jumping" [not a metaphor at all], "illegals"
I went to a fund raiser where Dreyfus spoke - he did a long rebuttal of the idea that human rights is a leftist project. The Menzies Government were not only one of the first countries to ratify the Refugee Convention but were intimately involved in its drafting. He also said that the project on Turnbull is to wedge his personal views [which he has frequently publically expressed] against the views he has promised to uphold in order to get the numbers for PM. Bit more fertile than "the bastard's rich!"
To my way of thinking I am surprised that Abbott himself didn't play the very same wedge just prior to the leadership spill vote. Too stupid? Poor advice?
I'm sure that the right would love to do it now, but fear tearing the party apart.
Why Labor went down the 'rich bastard' road is utterly beyond me. So many more weeping sores to pick open other than that.
Because their political strategy people are dumb seven year olds. In Parliament it was like the blunderbuss blew up in their faces -DaffyDuck style
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It went far above the embarrassing stage to the point of despair & unwatchable.
Many years in the wilderness for the ALP unless Sir Malcolm has uncovered bogies that are somehow released into the fray.
Doesn't matter anyway I suppose as Shorten is now beyond repair.
Years of forelock tugging ahead of you comrade?
Aw, really you and Contra should give up swallowing every spin fairfax media puts put. Labor succeeded in its primary aim which was to divert media attention from that weeks Royal Commission revelations. The secondary aim of putting an early privilege "frame" around darling Malcolm to be used down the track if circumstances allow was also achieved. Just routine politics.
While some frontbenchers felt uneasy about going in so hard so early, others thought it was essential to lay the groundwork because otherwise that nice Mr Turnbull would get away from them. Also that it was best to begin before dud man looked like he was having trouble walking.
“We have to take the shine off him,” one frontbencher admitted.
The fact they have not returned to it this week does not mean they have dropped off it. They will get back to it when they think it will play to their advantage on policies on tax, pensions or family payments.
They are also road-testing a mix of tactics and questions to see which one works best against Turnbull. What makes him vulnerable: the fact he has abandoned his policies of the past or that he has adopted the new?
“We need to put down these markers and build a story about him and the type of life that he leads, so that when the nasty decisions come, people will see that he can make them more easily than someone in a different world. We have to keep doing it,” one Labor man says
Labor has been back in the field on the money issue, checking on how it went down. The first thing Labor knows is that people heard it, and they heard the code words Cayman Islands.
Labor also knows there are people who hated it, but there are others who, without assuming Turnbull has done anything wrong, think these are questions that have to be asked.