He is not fit to lead a wealthy country into a new century!!

His mining tax opposition has been revealed as hypocrisy.

His NBN opposition has been revealed as hypocrisy.

His carbon tax opposition has been revealed as hypocrisy!

Then we have the fact he is too afraid to tell the people in which direction he would take things.

He is afraid of putting forward his views.....

Tony Abbott can't box, fullstop!

Thats not News ...I've been saying for years that the libs are HYPOCRITES

Most of what comes out of Abbotts mouth is just bare faced lies designed to appease the senile fans of shock jock talk back radio and redneck bogans with short memories and the IQ of a Tsetse fly.

The politics of entitlement will trip Abbott up for ages!!

What was Hockey thinking?

The ploy must have been to change the debate but I can't see the advantage for Abbott!!

Entitlement means?

and today he showed that he can not get his story straight, on one side he says that the liberals always require means testing and are against welfare despite their history of handouts to the rich, then he says the government are attacking us by means testing aged care so that it will be more equitable for the poor.

Abbott is confused and unsure of anything. He has already accused the government of using his policy but he has none. Today he will announce a policy of a "one stop environmental approval shop" the very thing the government are developing in consultation with the states through COAG. But Abbott will jump and then accuse the government of stealing his policy. He has none.

I see you've been sniffing petrol again, Death...

nairbe wrote on Apr 20^th, 2012 at 6:51am:

and today he showed that he can not get his story straight, on one side he says that the liberals always require means testing and are against welfare despite their history of handouts to the rich, then he says the government are attacking us by means testing aged care so that it will be more equitable for the poor. Abbott is confused and unsure of anything. He has already accused the government of using his policy but he has none. Today he will announce a policy of a "one stop environmental approval shop" the very thing the government are developing in consultation with the states through COAG. But Abbott will jump and then accuse the government of stealing his policy. He has none.

give the man a break ... the story only came out 24 hrs ago ... not enough time to get a workable opinion poll together ... he'll know by next week where he stands ....

BatteriesNotIncluded wrote on Apr 19^th, 2012 at 8:33pm:

Entitlement means?

Its a word currently used for propaganda purposes in america. Its been borrowed by the libs to try to americanise us and bring their crap politics here.

SOB

I would encourage Tony Abbott to walk the path of wisdom, Patience, moderation and moral reform...Acting in haste costs human lives... 8-) 8-) 8-)

Armchair_Politician wrote on Apr 20^th, 2012 at 6:52am:

I see you've been sniffing petrol again, Death...

Hey, are you entitled to that attitude of yours?  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D  :D

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Apr 20^th, 2012 at 9:03am:

BatteriesNotIncluded wrote on Apr 19th, 2012 at 8:33pm: Entitlement means? Its a word currently used for propaganda purposes in america. Its been borrowed by the libs to try to americanise us and bring their crap politics here. SOB

They don't know what they've done to themselves by using it!

They've accused themselves of hypocrisy by using it!!

BatteriesNotIncluded wrote on Apr 18^th, 2012 at 4:24pm:

He is not fit to lead a wealthy country into a new century!! [b][color=#333333] [...] His NBN opposition has been revealed as hypocrisy. [...]

Is the ALP's forward-looking state-of-the-art NBN nothing but the equivalent of tin cans hooked up to miles of string? It's obsolete as it is being rolled out. Who's ready to have afternoon tea with Alaxander Bell? Contact the ALP for travel details.


Quote:

NBN rival has merits: Telstra CEO David Thodey THE National Broadband Network model proposed by the Coalition if it wins power would be faster and cheaper to roll out than the $36 billion design being pursued by Labor, Telstra has declared. Telstra chief executive David Thodey said that adopting the fibre-to-the-node network - the model favoured by an Abbott government - would be lower-cost and faster than the approach of laying fibre to the home and could result in faster payments to the telco for the use of its infrastructure. Mr Thodey also revealed that if the Coalition does take office at the election due next year, renegotiations of a multi-billion-dollar deal that secured Telstra's involvement in the NBN rollout would "not be significant in the overall structure of the deal". The comments cast a shadow over Labor's warnings that the Coalition would face an uphill battle to strike a deal with Telstra. [...]

:D :D :D

faster and cheaper, lol!

What's that saying Julie Bishop haunts the country with again...................?

  :D  :o :o :o :o  :D

(1 google points if anyone can put their finger on it!)

salad in wrote on Apr 20^th, 2012 at 1:14pm:

BatteriesNotIncluded wrote on Apr 18th, 2012 at 4:24pm: He is not fit to lead a wealthy country into a new century!! [b][color=#333333] [...] His NBN opposition has been revealed as hypocrisy. [...] Is the ALP's forward-looking state-of-the-art NBN nothing but the equivalent of tin cans hooked up to miles of string? It's obsolete as it is being rolled out. Who's ready to have afternoon tea with Alaxander Bell? Contact the ALP for travel details. Quote: NBN rival has merits: Telstra CEO David Thodey THE National Broadband Network model proposed by the Coalition if it wins power would be faster and cheaper to roll out than the $36 billion design being pursued by Labor, Telstra has declared. Telstra chief executive David Thodey said that adopting the fibre-to-the-node network - the model favoured by an Abbott government - would be lower-cost and faster than the approach of laying fibre to the home and could result in faster payments to the telco for the use of its infrastructure. Mr Thodey also revealed that if the Coalition does take office at the election due next year, renegotiations of a multi-billion-dollar deal that secured Telstra's involvement in the NBN rollout would "not be significant in the overall structure of the deal". The comments cast a shadow over Labor's warnings that the Coalition would face an uphill battle to strike a deal with Telstra. [...] :D :D :D

It IS FASTER TO ROLL OUT ... it is not about the download speeds .... And of course its faster to roll out, doing nothing is instantaneous, doing something, especially if it is worthwhile, takes time

"Doing nothing is instantaneous!"

That is rolled gold my friend!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

May you have a long and prosperous life on this forum!!!  :D  ;) ;) ;)  8-)

I would like Abbott to lead a moderate cautious Government and not be driven ideologically by Haste to act.  Patience is a virtue, ruthlessness costs lives.  Ideologues with visions of grandeur have been tearing us apart and now is the time for Austerity and winding back entitlements.  This can not be done however without beginning to protect our economic borders giving people space to trade, manufacture and do business on this continent in freedom without subsidizing foreign goods. :)

corporate_whitey wrote on Apr 20^th, 2012 at 2:32pm:

I would like Abbott to lead a moderate cautious Government and not be driven ideologically by Haste to act.  Patience is a virtue, ruthlessness costs lives.  Ideologues with visions of grandeur have been tearing us apart and now is the time for Austerity and winding back entitlements.  This can not be done however without beginning to protect our economic borders giving people space to trade, manufacture and do business on this continent in freedom without subsidizing foreign goods. :)

I would like Abbott to retire

But it looks like neither of us will get what we like ...