its actually the best outcome for the comrades.Quote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
any findings, revelations etc are now just tossed aside as "lib sympathiser on a witch hunt".
very little credibility left in this whole shebang.
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its actually the best outcome for the comrades.Quote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
any findings, revelations etc are now just tossed aside as "lib sympathiser on a witch hunt".
very little credibility left in this whole shebang.
ALP should have stayed quiet, and let him speak at the LIB party fundraiser. Then waited until election time to spring it on the LIBS
the disgusting thing is $20m was taken out of the child abuse RC for this, which has so far revealed **** all.
See the problem is you keep all your dirt for election time then you can have problem getting full impact.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
They spring it election time then some people will instantly think it is lies and bullshit and not believe. A couple of weeks of denial from the Libs and it isn't publically accepted
As a result the effects can be reduced.
Get it out before election and the stink does not go away.
Also don't forget the majority of people will have made their minds up already before the election is announced anyway who they are voting for.
Only a gullible half wit makes his mind up in election time when they make a decision based on promises and lies from politicians trying to deceive you to get a vote
Hadn't he already knocked it back before this all came out?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
I thought it was all in the long long ago, before the RC was set up.
Don't fret.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake
Pollies will always find some more cash down the back of the lounge if they need it.
Everyone's getting paid on this.
huh? the speech was going to be last week, and he turned it down two weeks ago after accepting the invitation while he was the RC.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Really?Quote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
Wow for some reason I was under the impression that it was years ago.
Cheers for clearing that up.
Most people are gullible half-wits with very short memories.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
Politicians on all sides have done some horrific things in the past 100 years and very few of them have been punished for their actions at elections.
Rather, the plutocrats and the media organisations they control will more often than not decide the fate of a politican.
Craig Thompson, Peter Slipper, and Browyn Bishop were boned for their suspect spending.
Peter Reith, Tony Abbot, Helen Coonan, and Michael Wooldridge made the previous three look thrifty and yet none of them paid for their spending habits at an election.
... and the list goes on.
Looks like Tony Abbott has killed that refugee kid.
Bad job Tony. Bad job.
****ing great idea to invade Iraq back then wasn't it?
who would have thought a power vacuum would form in the unstable middle east and then it'd be filled with idiot religious fighting dickheads?
Things were sweet when Rambo helped the Taliban kick out the Russians.Quote:
Originally Posted by boz-monaut
I want, what they want, and every other guy who came over here and spilled his guts and gave everything he had, wants! For our country to love us as much as we love it! That's what I want!
then I want to walk off towards a barbed wire fence for some reason
"How are you going to live, Boz?"Quote:
Originally Posted by boz-monaut
Prob close to firing this mofo back up yeah lads?
Nah Pass.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
I am too busy with my Gypo friend to give it time of day :thumbsup:
Should be an interesting couple of days/week.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Turnbull would be an idiot to want the Coalition leadership given the state of the economy.
The automatic stabilisers have well and truly kicked in and deficit spending is not only unavoidable - it is the only way to get the economy back on trend.
The big problem though is that the current state of play clearly demonstrates the lies told by both labour and the coalition about the effectiveness of monetary policy in managing the economy.
They both crapped on about needing a surplus to keep interest rates low - and yet:
Government spending and the government deficit is increasing rapidly -and yet the interest / cash rate is falling.
Also, lets not forget the other so called experts crying for a lower exchange rate to improve exports. Well the exchange rate is falling and so also is the demand for exports.
The stupidity of these khunts is beyond belief.
What are you doing with pv4??Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
check out John Maynard Keynes over hereQuote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
basics of macro economics were thrown out by the financiers of major political parties years ago
Yes. At it's most basic level Macro tells us that spending must always equal income. Anything beyond that is just over complicating something that is very simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by boz-monaut
The plutocrats as you mention painted over that logic years ago.
oh it's on now. Turnbull has resigned from cabinet, asked for leadership ballot.
But doesn't it say something that Turnbull still feels he needs to challenge despite everything you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
As everyone has previously mentioned, these days it's about personality not policy.
and now that ITS ONNNNNNNNN don't you think the numbers are def there for Mal to go real close to getting it.
He's not (that) silly.
at least hockey's dead.
cracked the wine here, regretful thet the popcorn is out.
got a time for this bloody ballot yet?
why is tony abbott incapable of walking properly?
I will state I grew up in a strong Labour voting family and I would say I lean left.
I will also state last election I didn't vote for either LNP or ALP.
I just want to say I'm sick of hearing the LNP continue to reference what the ALP done in Government, I couldn't give a toss. I just want you to get on with running the Country.
"The Public want us to get on with the job of good Government" is something I keep hearing a lot. Well how about you get on with Government and stop referencing the past.
:banghead: rant over
between 8 and 9 according to sky newsQuote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
completely agree. douche and turd sandwich decisionQuote:
Originally Posted by Premy
have to say, i've listened to a few interviews with jeremy corbyn, and love that he just answers questions iwith simple answers and no obfuscation/political shit. on this front, i have a bit of a man crush tbh
what a shit night to have to pull an all nighter at work
wonder if Rio Tinto will notice if the last few chapters are written in drunk
http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/...1185419154.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by snake
everyones already claiming Big Mal has got it.
all hail.
This means the downfall of Shorten too, this is a win win for the nation.
http://a.tgcdn.net/images/products/f...el_cup_set.jpg
still hasn't started, ffsQuote:
Originally Posted by snake
is that eric abetz's nan?Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
meeting scheduled for 9:15pm. box seen walking past the camera.
might be over by midnight.
nah, leyonhjelm's mum.Quote:
Originally Posted by snake
9.15 the meeting starts.
gotta say though, that Peter Van Onselen is a proper cock. The Sky team is having a gay old time and he's there just flinging shit on the wall screaming "look at me look at me".
wanker.
stating no speeches, straight down and dirty
should have an answet by 9.45
disappointed by the lack of fancy graphics. ABC need to lift their game.