The Liberal Party - How long?

[NSWCROW]

And ?

Which parts were wrong ?

Never did get a reply

Another tantrum obv

 

[Chief]

I've said it before. Absolutely there is a conspiracy being committed.

But it doesn't involve chemtrails, or pizza parlour basements, or shadowy worldwide cabals, or lizard people.

It's the same old conspiracy of the rich and powerful against the less rich and less powerful.

And they just love that people are running round like headless chooks finding whacko conspiracies everywhere else instead of the biggest of them all right under their noses.

And their # 1 facilitators here are our gutless "government".

The Usual Suspects: oil and gas majors star in Australian tax heist - Michael West

ATO transparency data shows oil and gas companies as terrible taxpayers despite their large public subsidies such as the refineries rescue package

www.michaelwest.com.au

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They can’t be run as going concerns. They provide what I suppose is a service vital to the economy. Nationalise them. We as taxpayers already pay for them. Why don’t we own them, with all profits into a wealth fund?

Instead we have Smoko raiding the Future Fund to pay Adani.

 

[Jascave]

The problem for the Liberals is with the Victorian and the federal elections both virtually happening in the same year (2022), which election campaign would be given greater focus by the Liberal HQ in light of the fact the party is strapped for cash funding wise-the Victorian state election, or the federal election?

 

[dusty1234!]

The problem for the Liberals is with the Victorian and the federal elections both virtually happening in the same year (2022), which election campaign would be given greater focus by the Liberal HQ in light of the fact the party is strapped for cash funding wise-the Victorian state election, or the federal election?

Federal. I dont think they would win VIC anyway. Unless something crazy happens, labor will be returned. For me the question is who will be leader?

 

[Vindicater]

The problem for the Liberals is with the Victorian and the federal elections both virtually happening in the same year (2022), which election campaign would be given greater focus by the Liberal HQ in light of the fact the party is strapped for cash funding wise-the Victorian state election, or the federal election?

They have zero chance of winning the state election.

They have a big chance that they will lose seats federally in Victoria.

They will throw it all at the fed election.

 

[Kwality]

I've said it before. Absolutely there is a conspiracy being committed.

But it doesn't involve chemtrails, or pizza parlour basements, or shadowy worldwide cabals, or lizard people.

It's the same old conspiracy of the rich and powerful against the less rich and less powerful.

And they just love that people are running round like headless chooks finding whacko conspiracies everywhere else instead of the biggest of them all right under their noses.

And their # 1 facilitators here are our gutless "government".

The Usual Suspects: oil and gas majors star in Australian tax heist - Michael West

ATO transparency data shows oil and gas companies as terrible taxpayers despite their large public subsidies such as the refineries rescue package

www.michaelwest.com.au

.

Not worth considering Government at other levels? These are the clots that deal with the failed east coast energy grid - it involves both sides of politics, federal & state, as faciltators ( ...And their # 1 facilitators here are our gutless "government")

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Not worth considering Government at other levels? These are the clots that deal with the failed east coast energy grid - it involves both sides of politics, federal & state, as faciltators ( ...And their # 1 facilitators here are our gutless "government")

Yes, with the Coalition currently in power federally for 19 of the last 25 years and also currently holding office in three state governments, including an extended term in the richest and most populous state, it's very important in a thread titled "The Liberal Party - How Long?" that we make sure there's "balance".

 

[cartwright]

Just a reminder of robodebt, seeing this govt was so keen to sweep this under the carpet

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Just a reminder of robodebt, seeing this govt was so keen to sweep this under the carpet

Just disgusting. Cannot believe people defend this arschehole government.

 

[Johnny Bananas]

 

[Crankyhawk]

NSW is incredibly complacent about COVID now. I’m not surprised the lack of isolation has drawn a bit of a ‘who cares’.

If we get a major breakout we’re going to be pretty screwed.

Prophetic

 

[Johnny Bananas]

Canavan embarrassing himself in public yet again. Pretty sure people want to move here because the country is prosperous, safe and has good weather, and not because of some "young" BS.

 

[Magruder]

They could start by fixing a broken factional system that puts spuds like Don Farrell in the Shadow Cabinet and leaves genuine talents like Andrew Leigh on the back bench.

I know it’s fashionable to blame the electorate for not knowing what’s good for them, but a bit of cleaning house would go a long way.

Nothing wrong with an element of factional proportionality, but yes, anything that leaves quality communicators and media performers on the outer is flawed.

Andrew Leigh is also a decent policy wonk.

 

[Chief]

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Canavan embarrassing himself in public yet again. Pretty sure people want to move here because the country is prosperous, safe and has good weather, and not because of some "young" BS.

He’s feeding out lines, seeing who he snags.

 

[Johnny Bananas]

He’s feeding out lines, seeing who he snags.

Now normally I don't mind people trolling on Twitter, even famous people, but unfortunately we're paying this yobbo a large government salary to engage in this nonsense.

 

[E Shed]

Former Coalition adviser wins $190,000 bushfire agency contract without full tender

Exclusive: Richard Forbes is being paid to produce videos documenting the recovery of communities hit by last summer’s fires

www.theguardian.com

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[FredLeDeux]

Former Coalition adviser wins $190,000 bushfire agency contract without full tender

Exclusive: Richard Forbes is being paid to produce videos documenting the recovery of communities hit by last summer’s fires

www.theguardian.com

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Who said these corrupt crooks are corrupt crooks?

 

[E Shed]

Imagine if they actually listened to experts instead of cronyism?

What real reform looks like: increase wages and tackle inequality, climate change - Pearls and Irritations

The economy has been stagnating for years under successive Coalition governments. It badly needs fixing, but it can be done. This is how. So much of the political discussion in Australia is founded on the presumption that more economic reform is always necessary. As Paul Keating noted...

johnmenadue.com

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[Stan_Darsh72]

Former Coalition adviser wins $190,000 bushfire agency contract without full tender

Exclusive: Richard Forbes is being paid to produce videos documenting the recovery of communities hit by last summer’s fires

www.theguardian.com

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Australia the newest 3rd world nation.

 

[GreyWind]

Interesting read that doesn't have any real surprises but shows why we are still dealing with the same issues 20 years later.

John Howard 2000 cabinet papers: climate wars and the conservative re-engineering of Australia

Newly released documents reveal a government preoccupied with GST, carbon emissions and returning the country to the prime minister’s ideal

www.theguardian.com

 

[Magruder]

Former Coalition adviser wins $190,000 bushfire agency contract without full tender

Exclusive: Richard Forbes is being paid to produce videos documenting the recovery of communities hit by last summer’s fires

www.theguardian.com

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Who said these corrupt crooks are corrupt crooks?

Can’t expect much for $190k. After all it cost 2/3 of a mill for Barnaby to send a couple of texts as drought envoy.

 

[Gough]

Can’t expect much for $190k. After all it cost 2/3 of a mill for Barnaby to send a couple of texts as drought envoy.

Sounds like another iPhone jobbie to me, still better value than Scummo's empathy coach though.

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Imagine if they actually listened to experts instead of cronyism?

What real reform looks like: increase wages and tackle inequality, climate change - Pearls and Irritations

The economy has been stagnating for years under successive Coalition governments. It badly needs fixing, but it can be done. This is how. So much of the political discussion in Australia is founded on the presumption that more economic reform is always necessary. As Paul Keating noted...

johnmenadue.com

Long past expecting this bunch of self-entitled private school brats to do anything for the greater good.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

is the " BILL SHORTEN AND...... "
They made Australia sick of the campaigner before he even got in.

Don't see the problem.
The less Labor government's we have to endure the better.

Would gladly sit back and watch them do the same to whatever dullard the ALP puts up at the next election.
Smear away to the hearts content.

 

[NSWCROW]

Don't see the problem.
The less Labor government's we have to endure the better.

Would gladly sit back and watch them do the same to whatever dullard the ALP puts up at the next election.
Smear away to the hearts content.

You've added nothing