Peter Dutton - How Long?

[BrisDog]

Sussan Ley ! or the other bimbo Nola Marino It'll probably be Alex Hawke though, maybe even Paul Fletcher - they're f***ed !!

Angus Taylor or a dark horse - Andrew Hastie.

 

[Hyakutake]

Angus Taylor or a dark horse - Andrew Hastie.

I'd rather a succulent Chinese meal

 

[Festerz]

A glorious and point perfect analogy of the man Dutton would like to see back in Parliament....

"He is lizard-faced and weary, desolately sorting Peroni bottles into a recycling bin. He has a sock tan above boat shoes and is wearing floral board shorts. The sense of failure is absolute."

The lizard-faced emperor

Fear defines Tony Abbott’s politics: fear of migrants, fear of sex, fear of gay men. He is most comfortable imagining an Australia that does not exist, one untouched by gender equality or the complexities of globalisation. If he were to come back to politics, this is the Australia he would again...

www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au

 

[Northalives]

Angus Taylor or a dark horse - Andrew Hastie.

Hastie would be an interesting call but Taylor, that would be superb! He has more skeletons in the cupboard than in the Footscray General Cemetery.

 

[Gough]

Hastie would be an interesting call but Taylor, that would be superb! He has more skeletons in the cupboard than in the Footscray General Cemetery.

Hastie would be like Dutton minus the sparkling personality.

 

[Not Important]

Hastie would be an interesting call but Taylor, that would be superb! He has more skeletons in the cupboard than in the Footscray General Cemetery.

hastie sees himself with the baton. but presently he's a babe in the woods politically. taylor does have some charisma but carries a lot of baggage, was up scummos arse, and is a dumb as f**k.

 

[Northalives]

Hastie would be like Dutton minus the sparkling personality.

hahahahah ... that's brilliant !

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

A glorious and point perfect analogy of the man Dutton would like to see back in Parliament....

"He is lizard-faced and weary, desolately sorting Peroni bottles into a recycling bin. He has a sock tan above boat shoes and is wearing floral board shorts. The sense of failure is absolute."

The lizard-faced emperor

Fear defines Tony Abbott’s politics: fear of migrants, fear of sex, fear of gay men. He is most comfortable imagining an Australia that does not exist, one untouched by gender equality or the complexities of globalisation. If he were to come back to politics, this is the Australia he would again...

www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au

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Much as I agree Tony Abbott is a waste of space, and much as I'm aligned with the politics of The Saturday Paper, FMD some of their editorials get pompous.

 

[Northalives]

Dr. Jim said on Sky this morning (about Dutton) "..... He’s looking for more division. He’s reached for the Tony Abbott and Scott Morrison playbook, which says that the best chances for him to be successful politically is if the nation fails to grab this terrific opportunity do the right thing and to move forward together in that spirit of unity and respect." Dutton said later on Sky that he didn't understand Chalmers' personal attacks upon him. I wonder if he'll walk out of parliament if and when a Voice to Parliament is heard in parliament, just as he did during the apology?

How in f***'s name can this disgusting pig be taken seriously when it come to Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander issues? How come the media doesn't always introduce articles where Dutton speaks on the Voice by saying, "Peter Dutton, the man who walked out when the Apology was being read in Parliament said today ...."? At the very least, why don't the protectors of freedom of speech ask Mr. Dutton to freely explain why he walked out on the Apology?

 

[E Shed]

hastie sees himself with the baton. but presently he's a babe in the woods politically. taylor does have some charisma but carries a lot of baggage, was up scummos arse, and is a dumb as f**k.

Taylor is one who fooled me for a while because he scrubs up ok in a suit & mostly looks the part of a businessman but damn he’s stupid.

There seems to be a special class of people who make it in politics & particularly modern conservative parties. They’re like partially developed characters in a sim that have certain attributes set to maximum but nothing of any other skills.

It’s hard to believe someone with the ability to steal so much money in plain sight without any consequences can be so utterly incapable of stringing together coherent sentences or generally articulating anything beyond resources industry propaganda.

Guys like him seem to have lost track of the concept of government directed towards forward thinking and the common good.

They’re more or less gangsters working a mob that is on the side of the law that gets to make the rules.

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

Guys like him seem to have lost track of the concept of government directed towards forward thinking and the common good.

They’re more or less gangsters working a mob that is on the side of the law that gets to make the rules.

Pretty much.

 

[Not Important]

Dutton

takes spud back 2 his days as a walloper. addressing social issues is beyond his wit or capacity.



and

 

[DickieKnee]

Dutton

takes spud back 2 his days as a walloper. addressing social issues is beyond his wit or capacity.



and

He'll probably start on the African gangs soon.

 

[Not Important]

He'll probably start on the African gangs soon.

his underlings r already onto that in victoria. perhaps 1 of these days the cookers in the party will lose control and the party will be regain some menzian values - deficient as many were.

 

[Blue1980]

Dutton

takes spud back 2 his days as a walloper. addressing social issues is beyond his wit or capacity.



and

Going full on to get that one house of reps seat in NT?

 

[Schneebly11]

Howard saying what Dutton and other Liberals are really thinking behind closed doors:

John Howard has criticised Kevin Rudd's 2008 apology to the Stolen Generations

Former prime minister John Howard says he didn’t support a formal apology to the Stolen Generations, which Kevin Rudd delivered in 2008, as it was an “empty gesture” and "meaningless".

www.sbs.com.au

Question for those in Alice Springs or who know people in Alice Springs- Is the current crime wave (let's say last 6 months since Labor was elected) substantially worse than it was previously? Or is it just the Liberals fearmongering to distract from the voice? I know crime has always been bad in Alice, but how bad lately is up for debate.

 

[Not Important]

spud cops a well earned serve.

 

[Not Important]

 

[kalex6251]

its been alluded to here and elsewhere ..... but lurch is hoping the alice springs issue gets caught up in the broader argument around the voice - and that a % of disengaged voters naively (and falsely) link the two

its shameless, disgusting and toxic politics at its core ...... and, worryingly, it works on some

hopefully enough australians are clued on to see this for what it is

 

[peetoo]

its been alluded to here and elsewhere ..... but lurch is hoping the alice springs issue gets caught up in the broader argument around the voice - and that a % of disengaged voters naively (and falsely) link the two

its shameless, disgusting and toxic politics at its core ...... and, worryingly, it works on some

hopefully enough australians are clued on to see this for what it is

Yes Dutton has said conciliatory things eg it’s been happening for a while. And perhaps we need bilateral approach. But you can bet those parts don’t get reported widely

 

[fs88]

its been alluded to here and elsewhere ..... but lurch is hoping the alice springs issue gets caught up in the broader argument around the voice - and that a % of disengaged voters naively (and falsely) link the two

its shameless, disgusting and toxic politics at its core ...... and, worryingly, it works on some

hopefully enough australians are clued on to see this for what it is

It's lovely that there is enough faux concern for the well being of Northern Territorians against the evil blakfellas, whilst wife bashers and sovereign citizens can continue to live their lives enjoying what they do.

There is more outrage on aboriginals committing petty crime than there is for people setting their spouse and kids on fire, and ambushing and killing police officers. Absolutely ridiculous.

 

[kalex6251]

its been alluded to here and elsewhere ..... but lurch is hoping the alice springs issue gets caught up in the broader argument around the voice - and that a % of disengaged voters naively (and falsely) link the two

its shameless, disgusting and toxic politics at its core ...... and, worryingly, it works on some

hopefully enough australians are clued on to see this for what it is

bolts latest doing lurch's dirty work for him .... quelle surprise

 

[NSWCROW]

He'll probably start on the African gangs soon.

Now that they know it works, watch him and scum after dark start on " western sydney " next

 

[Not Important]

the “no principles” party.

 

[Cmarsh]

Howard saying what Dutton and other Liberals are really thinking behind closed doors:

John Howard has criticised Kevin Rudd's 2008 apology to the Stolen Generations

Former prime minister John Howard says he didn’t support a formal apology to the Stolen Generations, which Kevin Rudd delivered in 2008, as it was an “empty gesture” and "meaningless".

www.sbs.com.au

Question for those in Alice Springs or who know people in Alice Springs- Is the current crime wave (let's say last 6 months since Labor was elected) substantially worse than it was previously? Or is it just the Liberals fearmongering to distract from the voice? I know crime has always been bad in Alice, but how bad lately is up for debate.

ABC interview with Alice Springs Community Leader in Alice Springs recently who personally experienced victimisation through crime there.

Alice Springs alcohol restrictions 'not a band-aid solution': Donna Ah Chee - ABC listen

Residents in Alice Springs are waking up to fresh alcohol restrictions, in response to spiralling crime rates in the town. For months, communities had been calling out for more support, one of the leading voices was the CEO of the Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Donna Ah Chee who joined...

www.abc.net.au