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Slight change of subject, but I see yesterday that Tony Abbott announced that they would give the search for MH370 another week and then review it.
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Thanks for doing the governments dirty laundry Mr Navy Captain. Now it's time to take the fall. Don't you just love the Liberals.
I see Xenophon is pushing for an enquiry into years of bastardising at a Perth Navy training school. Time for a big clean out and bringing all the forces into the 21 st century me thinks |
A bit of googling and it appears mr Buswell did in fact sniff her chair whilst making mock sexual ecstasy noises, over qualified to be a liberal leader.
Funny how the righties defend him on here saying " he only joked about it" as if to say that would be acceptable. And there I was thinking that Tony had the MH 370 search site narrowed down to a few km,s what's the old saying about better to keep your mouth shut!!! Poor families of the victims, :ugh: |
And there I was thinking that Tony had the MH 370 search site narrowed down to a few km,s http://users.on.net/~alisoncc/ping.jpg |
And there I was thinking that Tony had the MH 370 search site narrowed down to a few km,s Thanks for doing the governments dirty laundry Mr Navy Captain. Allison - your slip is showing. You hate Tony Abbott and nothing he says or does will ever meet with your approval and whatever he does say or do you will deliberately misconstrue in order to fit your own 'spin' on events. It shows you know. |
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With Tony Abbott almost certainly announcing a reduction in the size of the search effort for MH370 next week, even if the FDR is found and a neat and plausible answer is given to explain the aircraft's disappearance, it will remain, for the conspiracy theorists, right up there alongside the JFK assassination with all sorts of "what really happened" theories continually being brought up.
I've had two arrive in my emails that are half believable. |
Poor old Barry, he actually said " if he received a bottle of grange he would remember it as he knows it's Value".
Maybe one of his butlers nabbed it at the door and forged the thank you letter. Meanwhile back in the Wild West the libs won't release the information of what doctors have been receiving goodies from the drug companies, me thinks a bottle of grange would be the cheapest pressie. |
A bit of googling and it appears mr Buswell did in fact sniff her chair whilst making mock sexual ecstasy noises, over qualified to be a liberal leader. Funny how the righties defend him on here saying " he only joked about it" as if to say that would be acceptable. Thanks for doing the governments dirty laundry Mr Navy Captain. Now it's time to take the fall. Don't you just love the Liberals. |
Allison - your slip is showing. You hate Tony Abbott and nothing he says or does will ever meet with your approval and whatever he does say or do you will deliberately misconstrue in order to fit your own 'spin' on events. It shows you know. |
Seems to have gone a little quiet here since it was revealed that BoF was recommending directorships to the Grange giver within weeks of receiving it.
Job offer after wine gift When Mr Di Girolamo's name was raised for a board appointment in the May email, Mr O'Farrell had failed to declare that only two weeks earlier he had been the recipient of a $3000 gift from Mr Di Girolamo. |
Watching some of the coverage of the Royal visit to Brissy this arv. Predictably there are some protesters, in this case a bunch of indigenous types. One was holding a sign which stated ‘The Royals are England’s dole bludgers’. How ironic.:hmm:
Seems the Royals are as popular as ever in Australia, much to the chagrin of the Republicans I’m sure. |
Copied from the Pickering site:
Former foreign minister Bob Carr has been talking up Kevin Rudd as a future United Nations secretary general, while spruiking his memoirs. Former foreign minister Bob Carr believes the United Nations could do with a dose of Kevin Rudd's "legendary forcefulness". There's been some speculation Mr Rudd covets the United Nations secretary general gig. The incumbent Ban Ki-moon finishes his second term in 2016. Mr Carr on Saturday told reporters at a Sydney bookstore, while spruiking his memoir, that Mr Rudd had his support. "He would be a very strong credible candidate," Mr Carr said. "It would be the most natural thing in the world for him to stand." The race was wide open. "I think the forcefulness Kevin showed sometimes in selling a case might be considered by some in the UN as an advantage," Mr Carr said. A lot of members of the UN General Assembly liked Mr Rudd's agenda and Australia's international personality. "Climate change, arms control, protection of marine environment were things that appealed," Mr Carr said. During Australia's bid to win a seat on the Security Council Mr Carr said 14 members from the Caribbean had been impressed by Mr Rudd's apology to the Aboriginal stolen generation. "These things would stand him in good stead if he chooses to stand," Mr Carr said. He denied that Australia's harsh treatment of asylum seekers at detention camps on Nauru and Manus Island could count against the former prime minister. The UN General Assembly appoints the secretary general on the recommendation of the Security Council. The five permanent Security Council members - France, Britain, China, Russia and the US - have the power to veto candidates. A spokeswoman for Mr Rudd said the appointments for UN secretary general are made on a cyclical geographical basis and the next one would come from eastern Europe. "Last time I looked, Australia was not in Eastern Europe," she said. "For those reasons, Mr Rudd is not a candidate." |
Why not? Sounds like they suit each other perfectly. Neither is regarded as fit for purpose so it's a match made in heaven.
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Italy's invasion of Ethiopia saw an end to any credibility for the League of Nations, causing that organisation to collapse and become totally irrelevant in the eyes of the world at large.
I see history repeating itself if Kevin Rudd became Secretary General of the UN. Kev, you might just become a world-changer - if not in the way your hyper-inflated ego might see it. |
Even the UN doesn't deserve that :rolleyes:.
CSD, they're regulars who protest each and every public event in Brisbane, including other people's protest marches :hmm:. As far as I know they were the only protesters all day, which is a pretty good indication of the royal's popularity. From what I've seen people are either supportive, neutral (I'm in the neutral camp) or aimlessly sniping on Facebook/Twitser. :bored: |
Indigenous rent a crowd in BNE holding placards saying that the royals are the UK's dole bludgers.
A case of it takes one to know one? |
Lot of pale looking indigenous types in the protest.
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You can't say that bosnich. The professionally outraged will do an Andrew Bolt on you.
Whatever their hue, if they "feel" Aboriginal, they're Aboriginal - and watch the handout money roll in. |
if they "feel" Aboriginal, they're Aboriginal Preparedness to sit around, half naked, on grass areas outside government buildings, light bonfires and drink beer all day. Demonstrate to order, (usually from non indigenous, politically far left 'whiteys'). Preparedness to avoid work at all costs, have an encyclopaedic knowledge of benefit office locations, cover the exposed parts of one's body with various body paints etc. (Helps cover up the 'Whiteness'). Please continue............................... |
and drink beer all day. From what I have seen in the places I go. |
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