He is probably a transformer but not into a woman unless you count his idea that he can be elected and someoneelse can take his seatQuote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
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He is probably a transformer but not into a woman unless you count his idea that he can be elected and someoneelse can take his seatQuote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Perhaps the Krudd will not spread
Poll indicates Kevin Rudd could lose his seat of Griffith
Wouldn't it be ironic Krudd could win an election and loose his seat. When you are a politician you need to look after affairs at home just as much as having "other priorities".
Krudd has shown he has other priorities on other occasions. He could go the way of his old adversary John Howard and loose his seat
memories, memories
Krudd says he remembers Paul Keating, Krudd is not Paul Keating we are well rid of that nasty individual, but he thinks he is the come back kid I think he has dillusional
Sort of K Rude .
Australia's "Mr. Rude" - YouTube
You'll have to better than that we have a fellow here called Rodney Rude but you are rignt Krudd is Krude, he thinks everyone is beneath him. Man, we have to get rid of this guy, consign him to history or Beijing
what's cooking Kevin
Kevin Rudd denies delaying Syria briefing for Annabel Crabb show
Perhaps he has a recipe for us, probably upside down cake
Well the Krudd is even spreading more but one thing for sure Abbott won the war against women
Australian election: Has 'sexist' Tony Abbott sunk 'gender war'? - CNN.com
In the latestpiece of lunacy Indonesia is involving itsself in Australian politics, perhaps they caught the inference
Jakarta hits out at Coalition's 'crazy, unfriendly' boat buyback scheme
For those for whom this is too suble the inference is that Indonesia, at least at a local level, has been facilitating the people smuggling trade yes it is a mad scheme to upset the market for derelect fishing boats in Indonesia, but maybe not, would you sell your boat to a smuggler if you thought you could get more from an Australian. But this is no more a mad idea than resettling refugees in Papua New Guinea, after all who wants to be on the menu, Long Pig Belongum Kevin Very Tastie
Oh I see ;your 'conservatives ' wage war against women too ?
Fiona Scott is good looking.. So what ? The emperor made similar comments recently about California Attorney General Kamala Harris and that was noted and dismissed after his half- hearted 'apology' (delivered publicly by his 'Bagdad Bob' ,White House Press Secretary Jay Carney .Had a President Romney said something similar there would've been a national outrage ,and they would've brought up his past comment about a 'binder full of women' (when he actually said he would appoint women to his cabinet ) .
Since when is it an insult to say a woman is good looking ? The problem is that the libs want men to be emasculalated metrosexual or transformers .
Isn't it sexist to criticize a man for thinking a woman is good looking?
I don't think it the thinking a woman look good that's the problem, it's how it's expressed that gets you in trouble with most females.
Oh I think we've shown over the last couple months it's not the how, it's the who.Quote:
Originally Posted by talaniman
No, but when you give a woman power you have got a war on your handsQuote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Not sure how that's different than any other time.
Referring only to one specific facit of the war where Abbott saw off GillardQuote:
Originally Posted by speechlesstx
How self absorbed can you get?
http://www.news.com.au/national-news...-1226705069840
Krudd posts a picture of himself talking to Obama
He's trying to attract the narcissistic Generation Me
He is the narcissistic generation me personified and you know it is not a good look
August 2013: Photo of the Day | The White HouseQuote:
Originally Posted by paraclete
The emperor showing his best side
http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/defa...813ps-0356.jpg
He also makes a photo op out of anything
be careful what you wish for!
Julia Gillard may have performed better in election campaign than Kevin Rudd, say key Labor Party figures | News.com.au
must be a gen-X thing we have lost our attention span and can't keep a leader, make that celebrity, in focus for more than ten seconds. Kevin 07 will not, no way, be KevinonSept7. You can fool some of the people some of the time, you can fool all of the people some of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time, we have borrowed a lot from american politics in this campaign we may as well borrow that.
So Labor wants to resurrect the revolving leadership door. Here's a revolving leadership door prediction, Shorten as Leader of the Opposition on September 8
The price of a carbon tax . Lose political power... word to the libs .
Australia is the canary in the coal mine.
Australian gov't faces carbon tax backlash at poll - New York News
Well they may be right but you have to know the bigger picture Labor has been on the nose in all Australian mainland states for years and should not have governed in the last three years and introduced these taxes. Today we will complete the rout and hopefully be rid of them for a generation. An interesting facit of this election is the rise of the right wing minor parties the PUP and the KAP and dozens of others you see it's raining cats and dogs here the result of KRUDD
The dogs are barking
Well we see the end of KRUDD at least for a time but the dogs are barking as PUP might have gained a seat and definitely will have a presence in the Senate, but the dogs have destabilised the swing and Katter on the side of the Kats might actually loose which would be poetic justice as the independents are wiped out in retribution for their turncoat ways
I'll get back to you in a couple days when I decipher what you just wrote.
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Originally Posted by tomder55
I will translate.
The Palmer United Party gained a seat in the lower house and looks like gaining a seat in the Senate. Palmer stood more or less as an independent. His platform was largely the abolition of the carbon tax. No paid political lobbyists and mineral wealth to contribute the welfare of the Australian community.He had other policies as well.
The independents who sided with Labor were voted out or retired because they saw the writing on the wall. The Greens who were largely responsible for the carbon tax still did well in some electorates. How they did overall still remains to be seen.
Let me tell you I just witnessed the Brutus was an honerable man speech or if you like I didn't loose, the opposition won, I didn't loose a seat in Queensland and after all isn't that what matters Krudd was not magnamious in defeat, he said you won't hear from me for a while
Tutt they have less support, the PUP soaked up the protest voteQuote:
Originally Posted by Tuttyd
Some of Palmer's platform sounds reasonable enough that Abbot should make a deal with them and adopt them... the no carbon tax is a no brainer . I would refine his mineral wealth proposal to just cut an annual distribution check to every Aussie from a newly created 'energy royalty investment program' .
Don't be fooled neither of the major parties wanted Palmer he is another of these mavericks that emerge from time to time. Howard tried to embrace Hanson's policies instead of burying her and we still have Hanson (One Nation) contesting elections. Katter is a rogue national who formed his own Party and Palmer is another, Palmer's ascendency is not because of policies, it is because of money, he threw huge amounts of money into his campaign. This is what you get when you have egomaniacs like Krudd as leaders. Campbell Newman in Queensland is another one who's style has spawned this sort of opposition. Queensland is a hot bed for these minor parties and they spill over into the federal arena
Still fringe politics occasionally comes up with a policy worth consideration. The way to coopt the fringes is to usurp their plans and call them your own .
Yes as I said Howard tried that and we still haven't go rid of Hanson. Hanson stands for a red necked ultra right wing approach which basically says give nothing to anyone, you would be right at home in her policies Tom. PUP is playing to populist ideas and has stolen them from the major parties, lower taxes is nothing new to our politics but PUP thinks a mining led recovery in a time of mining decline is the way to go. PUP is a spoiler that grabbed the dissident labor vote and denyied the Libs the landslide victory they deserved, particularly in Queensland. It is that nasty side of american politics we see has been imported here where only money talks
Australia already had its own greedy people so don't blame us for your shortcomings.
Of course we have our own greedy people but they have observed your political system and see the opportunity yours affords to exploit their greed, therefore your tactics were used in this election, we even had students, non citizens, blitzing electorates to ensure a Labor vote, now where did they get that idea from? We had Krudd spending the last afternoon of the campaign tweeting I wonder where he got that idea from?
My condolences on your election results.
Australia liberated from their long national green nightmare.
The buzz on social media is not as happy as you make it out to be. Many residents seem to be embarrassed by the results.
I wish it were so but the Greens will hold the balance in the Senate until next JuneQuote:
Originally Posted by tomder55
Karma you can't satisy everybody I would have liked to see a wipeout but 15 seats is a good result. The archietecs of the last six years have gone. PUP saved them by introducing a third factor in Queensland. That allowed a protest vote with preferences flowing back to Labor. But worse Clive Palmer will be elected with 20% of the vote, I can see the benefit of first past the post. The minor parties are going to be difficult to manage in the Senate, they are a diverse group with no real policies and the system needs reform so this can't happen again. The donkey vote was far too strong and the first slot on the Senate ticket went to a group who could easily be mistaken for a major party and who will gain a seat not on their policies but because of mistaken identity and in fact I think the AEC site was hacked to show a how to vote with them given number one vote, a government must be able to govern, they have a mandate which should not be twarted by minor interests and deceiptfull conduct. In my electorate our Senate ticket had 110 candidates, who could make sense of it when you are only electing six candidates and any mistake invalidates the voteQuote:
The buzz on social media is not as happy as you make it out to be. Many residents seem to be embarrassed by the result
What we got was about eight senate seats that went to minor parties out of 40 up for election meaning the elected government has a stalemate
Abbott, used a psychiatric report of KRudd to exploit his known mental instabilities lol .
'Grandiose narcissist': The secret diagnosis that helped bring down Kevin RuddQuote:
Describing grandiose narcissism as less a psychiatric disease and more a destructive character defect, the document suggested Rudd was held together by one key strut: an absolute conviction of intellectual superiority over everyone else. “Kick out that strut and he will collapse”.
Rudd, the document went on, was vulnerable to any challenge to his self-belief that he was more widely-read, smarter and more knowledgeable than anyone else “on the planet”. Such a condition of grandiose narcissism would make Rudd obsessively paranoid, excessively vindictive – “prepared to wait years to get revenge”.
Sounds like the emperor to me.
Let's see, election results or social media? I'll go with election results for a thousand.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeedKarma
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