For Abbott's wellbeing and Australia's future, it is time to discuss a serious issue about Tony's health.


Boxing's side effect in a higher rate of alzheimers due to brain damage of being repeatedly boxed in the head.


Now the early signs of alzheimers

Memory loss. Although older memories might seem unaffected, people with dementia might forget recent experiences or important dates or events that interferes with daily life. Anyone can forget some details from a recent event or conversation or recall them later. People with dementia might forget the entire thing.
Repetition. People with dementia may repeat stories, sometimes word for word. They may keep asking the same questions, no matter how many times they’re answered.
Language problems. We all struggle to remember a word occasionally. People with dementia can have profound problems remembering even basic words. Their way of speaking may become contorted and hard to follow.
Personality changes. People with dementia may have sudden mood swings. They might become emotional - upset or angry - for no particular reason. They might become withdrawn or stop doing things they usually enjoy. They could become uncharacteristically suspicious of family members -- or trusting of telemarketers.
Disorientation and confusion. People with dementia may get lost in places they know very well, like their own neighborhoods. They may have trouble completing basic and familiar tasks, like cooking dinner or shaving.
Lack of hygiene. Sometimes this is the most obvious sign of Alzheimer’s disease. People who have dressed smartly every day of their lives might start wearing stained clothing or stop bathing.
Odd behavior. We all misplace our keys from time to time. People with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias are prone to placing objects in odd and wholly inappropriate places. They might put a toothbrush in the fridge or milk in the cabinet under the sink.

Have you observed any of these symptoms in Mr Abbott.

Surely it would be better for Mr Abbott  to get a brain scan before the election so he can start treatment early ... or voters can try and build confidence in Abbott's mental abillity.


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/doctors-link-boxing-to-alzheimers-disease-new-safety-proposals-are-no-protection-report-says-1490694.html

http://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/early-warning-signs-when-to-call-the-doctor-about-alzheimers

that explains why he changes his position on everthing all the time.

Simply pathetic.

It doesn't matter.

His political opponents, particularly the Green ones are already mentally challenged.

Swagman wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:31am:

It doesn't matter. His political opponents, particularly the Green ones are already mentally challenged.

So you are happy to hand government to a potentially mentally challenged person like Abbott.

The side effect, the extra pressure of government would speed up his collapse.

A little selfish on your part don't you think.

It's pathetic.
No different to someone pointing out you haven't matured yet or you have a brain disorder to explain your abnormality of same sex attraction disorder.

Boxing also creates vigour, courage, strength, confidence, self-esteem, valour, speed, and stamina. Every man should learn boxing or a martial art. 

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:34am:

Swagman wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:31am: It doesn't matter. His political opponents, particularly the Green ones are already mentally challenged. So you are happy to hand government to a potentially mentally challenged person like Abbott. The side effect, the extra pressure of government would speed up his collapse. A little selfish on your part don't you think.

Like I said his political opposition are already mentally deranged so it matters not.... ;D

Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:40am:

It's pathetic. No different to someone pointing out you haven't matured yet or you have a brain disorder to explain your abnormality of same sex attraction disorder.

Traumatic Brain Injuries Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s

http://sanfrancisco.legalexaminer.com/head-and-brain-injuries/traumatic-brain-injuries-increase-risk-of-alzheimers-.aspx?googleid=308744


Unlike you, I use facts as my base.

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Swagman wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:42am:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:34am: Swagman wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:31am: It doesn't matter. His political opponents, particularly the Green ones are already mentally challenged. So you are happy to hand government to a potentially mentally challenged person like Abbott. The side effect, the extra pressure of government would speed up his collapse. A little selfish on your part don't you think. Like I said his political opposition are already mentally deranged so it matters not.... ;D

Clive Palmer use to be part of the team. Nice how your lot turn.

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:57am:

Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:40am: It's pathetic. No different to someone pointing out you haven't matured yet or you have a brain disorder to explain your abnormality of same sex attraction disorder. Traumatic Brain Injuries Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s http://sanfrancisco.legalexaminer.com/head-and-brain-injuries/traumatic-brain-injuries-increase-risk-of-alzheimers-.aspx?googleid=308744 Unlike you, I use facts as my base.

He only has 3 bouts.

Swagman wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:58am:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:57am: Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:40am: It's pathetic. No different to someone pointing out you haven't matured yet or you have a brain disorder to explain your abnormality of same sex attraction disorder. Traumatic Brain Injuries Increase Risk of Alzheimer’s http://sanfrancisco.legalexaminer.com/head-and-brain-injuries/traumatic-brain-injuries-increase-risk-of-alzheimers-.aspx?googleid=308744 Unlike you, I use facts as my base. He only has 3 bouts.

Incorrect, he was boxed in the head over a long time period, so sustained a large amount of brain trauma.

Actually I stand corrected it was 4 bouts.

http://www.theage.com.au/sport/abbott--not-the-greatest-but-a-fighter-20091204-kb20.html


Quote:

PLAYING first-grade rugby as a prop for Sydney University at the age of 19, Tony Abbott, the newly elected leader of the Liberal Party, received more than his fair share of foul blows. I understand. I played football for the University of Tasmania during the Vietnam war. We learnt all about fear on the football field. Eventually, ''Abo'', as he is known to his mates, went off with a couple of others and sought instruction in boxing. A few years later, while drinking in a pub with a group of friends at Oxford, it was put on Abbott that he should fill the vacancy for a heavyweight in the university boxing team. By closing time, it seemed a good idea, but considerably less so when he woke the following morning with a hangover. What happened next is possibly the most intriguing part of the story. Among Abbott's friends at Oxford was a ''most unusual Jesuit'' from America who took his vow of poverty so seriously he dressed in clothes that had belonged to other priests who had died. He was also a boxer. When Abbott arrived at the gym to declare his unavailability for the Oxford team, he was met by the Jesuit who had gone out and bought him a skipping rope. To a man committed to a life of poverty, a skipping rope represents a major financial outlay. This is like one of those moments in a medieval tale, possibly a comedy, when the knight's honour is engaged. Abbott then believed he had no choice. In his first bout, against Cambridge, he knocked his opponent out cold in 45 seconds. His second, against a cadet officer from Sandhurst Royal Military College, was also over in the first round. His third bout, against a marine who had fought in the Falklands War and "a much bigger man", was won by Abbott on a TKO when his opponent took his fifth standing count in the second round. In the fourth and final fight of his career, he triumphed for the second time over a Cambridge man - the bout again being stopped in the first round

Abbott has been exposed to brain trauma in training and in being punched in the head.

He also has a history of being punched in the head ...


On one occasion he was even beaten up at a university conference.[15]

At the University of Sydney Abbott studied law and economics, and engaged with more enthusiasm with the left-wingers who dominated student politics, being beaten up at one conference and eventually becoming the president of the Student Representative Council.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Abbott

Abbott also played rugby as a teenager and was involved in violent fights. More exposure to brain trauma.

(On the rugby field, he landed a few punches himself. He told a friend he yearned to be a hero)

http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-missing-element-of-selfdoubt-20091204-kaxl.html


Abbott is in the high risk group when it comes to Parkinson desease and Alzheimers and so should undergo testing so to protect and slow down any symptoms.

Anyone opposing a brain scan on Abbott is putting their own interests first and that is selfish behaviour.

So, that's just par for the course for any red blooded Australian male.

If you haven't had a good blue, played footy and lost a bit of claret you should maybe be a hairdresser like the first bloke.... ;D

Swagman wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 12:02pm:

So, that's just par for the course for any red blooded Australian male. If you haven't had a good blue, played footy and lost a bit of claret you should maybe be a hairdresser like the first bloke.... ;D

So a liberal leader with potentially a crippling condition such as alzheimers is acceptable to conservatives because he is expendable.

How about you spend a moment thinking of his family, how devastating it will be to see Tony decline so quickly due to the pressures of politics.

Isn't it time conservates discovered their compassionate side and guide abbott to getting tested for brain trauma.

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 12:11pm:

So a liberal leader with potentially a crippling condition such as alzheimers is acceptable to conservatives because he is expendable.

Everyone can potentially get alzheimers Poindexter...

Besides Ronny Reagan saved the world as a doddery old soul.... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Postmodern Trendoid III wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:40am:

Boxing also creates vigour, courage, strength, confidence, self-esteem, valour, speed, and stamina. Every man should learn boxing or a martial art.

i have vigour.
I have courage.
I have strength.
I have confidence.
I have self-esteem.
I have valour.
I have speed.
I ... don't have stamina.  Well, not as much as i would hope for.
DAMNIT!!! SHOULD'VE DONE BOXING.

Swagman wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 12:17pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 12:11pm: So a liberal leader with potentially a crippling condition such as alzheimers is acceptable to conservatives because he is expendable. Everyone can potentially get alzheimers Poindexter... Besides Ronny Reagan saved the world as a doddery old soul.... [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Abbott is in a very high risk category and since he wants to take a very high pressured position that effects everyone's future, a test before the election will ease concerns.

Why are conservatives scared of science so much.

It is just a brain scan for brain damage.

Prevention over disaster. Think of his and his family interests over your own.

talk about desperate and pathetic....
not to mention irrational.

had to come from a Green didn't it.

how're the fairies goin?

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 12:25pm:

talk about desperate and pathetic.... not to mention irrational. had to come from a Green didn't it. how're the fairies goin?

Brain trauma increases the risk of Alzheimers and Parkinsons.

And Abbott boxed without head protection.

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As for the fairies, check with Mr Abbott since he spent time in a homosexual hotbed


Quote:

The seminary was in the grip of liberal theologians whose beliefs and disregard of the Vatican were anathema to the conservative Abbott, with his low tolerance of ambiguity and deep need to cleave to authority. To make things worse, like many seminaries St Patrick's had a fairly open homosexual culture.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-missing-element-of-selfdoubt-20091204-kaxl.html

Bob Brown had a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than many others. You still voted for him.

Speaking of which, you may want to see a doctor...

Quantum wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:18pm:

Bob Brown had a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than many others. You still voted for him. Speaking of which, you may want to see a doctor...

We are unsure of abbott's behaviour while he was in his homosexual hotbed.

http://i1239.photobucket.com/albums/ff504/Iamacatdog/Macros-Reaction/Yall-postin-in-a-troll-thread.jpg

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:22pm:

Quantum wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:18pm: Bob Brown had a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than many others. You still voted for him. Speaking of which, you may want to see a doctor... Yet Mr Brown didn't receive consensual head trauma via the fists of men, like Abbott did.

No he received consensual arse trauma vie the dicks of other men. A life style that results in a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than in other people. Despite the effect this could have on his mental state and ability to do the job, you still voted for him.

Quantum wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:26pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:22pm: Quantum wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:18pm: Bob Brown had a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than many others. You still voted for him. Speaking of which, you may want to see a doctor... Yet Mr Brown didn't receive consensual head trauma via the fists of men, like Abbott did. No he received consensual arse trauma vie the dicks of other men. A life style that results in a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than in other people. Despite the effect this could have on his mental state and ability to do the job, you still voted for him.

I didn't vote for abbott.

When he got home he told his family he'd decided to become a priest. In 1984, at the age of 26, he entered St Patrick's at Manly.

The seminary was in the grip of liberal theologians whose beliefs and disregard of the Vatican were anathema to the conservative Abbott, with his low tolerance of ambiguity and deep need to cleave to authority. To make things worse, like many seminaries St Patrick's had a fairly open homosexual culture.

In 1987 he quit.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-missing-element-of-selfdoubt-20091204-kaxl.html

Three years in a homosexual hotbed ... no wonder abbott goes all homophobic since this is a behaviour of a closet homosexual.

Swagman wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 11:31am:

Actually I stand corrected it was 4 bouts. http://www.theage.com.au/sport/abbott--not-the-greatest-but-a-fighter-20091204-kb20.html Quote: PLAYING first-grade rugby as a prop for Sydney University at the age of 19, Tony Abbott, the newly elected leader of the Liberal Party, received more than his fair share of foul blows. I understand. I played football for the University of Tasmania during the Vietnam war. We learnt all about fear on the football field. Eventually, ''Abo'', as he is known to his mates, went off with a couple of others and sought instruction in boxing. A few years later, while drinking in a pub with a group of friends at Oxford, it was put on Abbott that he should fill the vacancy for a heavyweight in the university boxing team. By closing time, it seemed a good idea, but considerably less so when he woke the following morning with a hangover. What happened next is possibly the most intriguing part of the story. Among Abbott's friends at Oxford was a ''most unusual Jesuit'' from America who took his vow of poverty so seriously he dressed in clothes that had belonged to other priests who had died. He was also a boxer. When Abbott arrived at the gym to declare his unavailability for the Oxford team, he was met by the Jesuit who had gone out and bought him a skipping rope. To a man committed to a life of poverty, a skipping rope represents a major financial outlay. This is like one of those moments in a medieval tale, possibly a comedy, when the knight's honour is engaged. Abbott then believed he had no choice. In his first bout, against Cambridge, he knocked his opponent out cold in 45 seconds. His second, against a cadet officer from Sandhurst Royal Military College, was also over in the first round. His third bout, against a marine who had fought in the Falklands War and "a much bigger man", was won by Abbott on a TKO when his opponent took his fifth standing count in the second round. In the fourth and final fight of his career, he triumphed for the second time over a Cambridge man - the bout again being stopped in the first round

wow... a whole four fights, all with head gear. There would be a number of people on this forum who have had far more fist fights and punches to the head without protection. And to be honest, sometimes it shows.

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 12:25pm:

talk about desperate and pathetic.... not to mention irrational. had to come from a Green didn't it. how're the fairies goin?

he's just upset because Gay Bob resigned due to dementia. remember some of his comments about climate change killing aliens and a few other brain farts?  Not surprisingly, he quite not long after.

longweekend58 wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:38pm:

Swagman wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 11:31am: Actually I stand corrected it was 4 bouts. http://www.theage.com.au/sport/abbott--not-the-greatest-but-a-fighter-20091204-kb20.html Quote: PLAYING first-grade rugby as a prop for Sydney University at the age of 19, Tony Abbott, the newly elected leader of the Liberal Party, received more than his fair share of foul blows. I understand. I played football for the University of Tasmania during the Vietnam war. We learnt all about fear on the football field. Eventually, ''Abo'', as he is known to his mates, went off with a couple of others and sought instruction in boxing. A few years later, while drinking in a pub with a group of friends at Oxford, it was put on Abbott that he should fill the vacancy for a heavyweight in the university boxing team. By closing time, it seemed a good idea, but considerably less so when he woke the following morning with a hangover. What happened next is possibly the most intriguing part of the story. Among Abbott's friends at Oxford was a ''most unusual Jesuit'' from America who took his vow of poverty so seriously he dressed in clothes that had belonged to other priests who had died. He was also a boxer. When Abbott arrived at the gym to declare his unavailability for the Oxford team, he was met by the Jesuit who had gone out and bought him a skipping rope. To a man committed to a life of poverty, a skipping rope represents a major financial outlay. This is like one of those moments in a medieval tale, possibly a comedy, when the knight's honour is engaged. Abbott then believed he had no choice. In his first bout, against Cambridge, he knocked his opponent out cold in 45 seconds. His second, against a cadet officer from Sandhurst Royal Military College, was also over in the first round. His third bout, against a marine who had fought in the Falklands War and "a much bigger man", was won by Abbott on a TKO when his opponent took his fifth standing count in the second round. In the fourth and final fight of his career, he triumphed for the second time over a Cambridge man - the bout again being stopped in the first round wow... a whole four fights, all with head gear. There would be a number of people on this forum who have had far more fist fights and punches to the head without protection. And to be honest, sometimes it shows.

He fought without headgear, multiplying the brain trauma inflicted onto himself.

He also partook in fist fights in places like the Uni and on the rugby field.

Abbott is within a very high risk group of mental illness.

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Greens behaviour here makes one wonder just who has had too many blows to the head.

Or perhaps its Nietzsche's fate... seems the insanity has arrived.

I think I suffered some brain damage just by reading this thread...

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:36pm:

Quantum wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:26pm: ____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:22pm: Quantum wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:18pm: Bob Brown had a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than many others. You still voted for him. Speaking of which, you may want to see a doctor... Yet Mr Brown didn't receive consensual head trauma via the fists of men, like Abbott did. No he received consensual arse trauma vie the dicks of other men. A life style that results in a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than in other people. Despite the effect this could have on his mental state and ability to do the job, you still voted for him. I didn't vote for abbott. When he got home he told his family he'd decided to become a priest. In 1984, at the age of 26, he entered St Patrick's at Manly. The seminary was in the grip of liberal theologians whose beliefs and disregard of the Vatican were anathema to the conservative Abbott, with his low tolerance of ambiguity and deep need to cleave to authority. To make things worse, like many seminaries St Patrick's had a fairly open homosexual culture. In 1987 he quit. http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-missing-element-of-selfdoubt-20091204-kaxl.html Three years in a homosexual hotbed ... no wonder abbott goes all homophobic since this is a behaviour of a closet homosexual.

I love how the gays use this logic. Unless someone is pro gay they must be secretly gay.

If the gays want gay marriage, but it the homophobic people that are stopping it (who are themselves actually gay, just not open about it) then all this whining on both sides is being done by gays. All gay debates are really just gay vs gay. Open gay vs closet gay.

Why don't both sides of the gay population take their little war elsewhere and leave the rest of us alone.

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:45pm:

Greens behaviour here makes one wonder just who has had too many blows to the head. Or perhaps its Nietzsche's fate... seems the insanity has arrived.

Diversion off Abbott's high risk to Parkinson and Alzheimers reveals conservatives lack of empathy to mental illness.

You are a disservice to your own cause.

Carl D wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:48pm:

I think I suffered some brain damage just by reading this thread...

Indeed Carl...  I wouldn't doubt it.

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:51pm:

Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:45pm: Greens behaviour here makes one wonder just who has had too many blows to the head. Or perhaps its Nietzsche's fate... seems the insanity has arrived. Diversion off Abbott's high risk to Parkinson and Alzheimer's reveals conservatives lack of empathy to mental illness. You are a disservice to your own cause.

As someone who lost a parent to Alzheimer's I find your trivialization of the disease so as to use it as a cheap form of mudslinging and political scoring disgusting.

There is no indication that Abbott has Alzheimer's. This is just more bullshit from you. You are a sad little man. You are a perfect example of everything that is wrong with the greens party and the type of voters it appeals to.

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:51pm:

Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:45pm: Greens behaviour here makes one wonder just who has had too many blows to the head. Or perhaps its Nietzsche's fate... seems the insanity has arrived. Diversion off Abbott's high risk to Parkinson and Alzheimers reveals conservatives lack of empathy to mental illness. You are a disservice to your own cause.

The fact you continue to fail to see the error of your ways... is most enlightening.

Quantum wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:48pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:36pm: Quantum wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:26pm: ____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:22pm: Quantum wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:18pm: Bob Brown had a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than many others. You still voted for him. Speaking of which, you may want to see a doctor... Yet Mr Brown didn't receive consensual head trauma via the fists of men, like Abbott did. No he received consensual arse trauma vie the dicks of other men. A life style that results in a higher chance of Neurosyphilis than in other people. Despite the effect this could have on his mental state and ability to do the job, you still voted for him. I didn't vote for abbott. When he got home he told his family he'd decided to become a priest. In 1984, at the age of 26, he entered St Patrick's at Manly. The seminary was in the grip of liberal theologians whose beliefs and disregard of the Vatican were anathema to the conservative Abbott, with his low tolerance of ambiguity and deep need to cleave to authority. To make things worse, like many seminaries St Patrick's had a fairly open homosexual culture. In 1987 he quit. http://www.smh.com.au/national/the-missing-element-of-selfdoubt-20091204-kaxl.html Three years in a homosexual hotbed ... no wonder abbott goes all homophobic since this is a behaviour of a closet homosexual. I love how the gays use this logic. Unless someone is pro gay they must be secretly gay. If the gays want gay marriage, but it the homophobic people that are stopping it (who are themselves actually gay, just not open about it) then all this whining on both sides is being done by gays. All gay debates are really just gay vs gay. Open gay vs closet gay. Why don't both sides of the gay population take their little war elsewhere and leave the rest of us alone.

Being threatened by gays is not a position the vast majority of Australians would consider themselves.

Add to this his three years of being within a hotbed of homosexuals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6vM3Aatij0


This aside, we are discussing Abbott's high amount of exposure to brain trauma and the ramifications to his health ... not his high amount of exposure to man on man sex and these ramifications.

Abbott's mental health is too important a topic to have conservatives trying to sidetrack off it. 

Hate to tell you this Greens but Abbott is more rational, more balance, more sane than you seem to be. 

Quantum wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:57pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:51pm: Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:45pm: Greens behaviour here makes one wonder just who has had too many blows to the head. Or perhaps its Nietzsche's fate... seems the insanity has arrived. Diversion off Abbott's high risk to Parkinson and Alzheimer's reveals conservatives lack of empathy to mental illness. You are a disservice to your own cause. As someone who lost a parent to Alzheimer's I find your trivialization of the disease so as to use it as a cheap form of mudslinging and political scoring disgusting. There is no indication that Abbott has Alzheimer's. This is just more bullshit from you. You are a sad little man. You are a perfect example of everything that is wrong with the greens party and the type of voters it appeals to.

There is evidence in the behaviours of the guy.


If occurrences like this doesn't ring danger bells then try taking the blinkers off.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amUNEsSdy_g

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 2:04pm:

Hate to tell you this Greens but Abbott is more rational, more balance, more sane than you seem to be.

Because you are being dishonest again?

Green hatred of Abbott is completely irrational.
They are only capable of attacking the person and not the policies...  can you believe it?
Have you read Battlelines?
His direct action policy will do more for the environment than a Carbon tax.
Are you aware that he and Andrews were the only voices in the Howard government against the unfair aspects of Workchoices?
Can you name another single politician who does more for his community and charities?
Can you name a single politician who cares so much for the aboriginals that they spend time each year living and helping in aboriginal communities?
Does he measure up Greens?
If not why not eh...
stop swallowing the propaganda and stop playing the man the Greens are Abbott obsessed not because he will be a bad PM but because he just might be PM.

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 2:05pm:

Quantum wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:57pm: ____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:51pm: Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:45pm: Greens behaviour here makes one wonder just who has had too many blows to the head. Or perhaps its Nietzsche's fate... seems the insanity has arrived. Diversion off Abbott's high risk to Parkinson and Alzheimer's reveals conservatives lack of empathy to mental illness. You are a disservice to your own cause. As someone who lost a parent to Alzheimer's I find your trivialization of the disease so as to use it as a cheap form of mudslinging and political scoring disgusting. There is no indication that Abbott has Alzheimer's. This is just more bullshit from you. You are a sad little man. You are a perfect example of everything that is wrong with the greens party and the type of voters it appeals to. There is evidence in the behaviours of the guy. If occurrences like this doesn't ring danger bells then try taking the blinkers off. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amUNEsSdy_g

That's a scary video.

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 2:08pm:

Green hatred of Abbott is completely irrational. They are only capable of attacking the person and not the policies...  can you believe it? Have you read Battlelines? His direct action policy will do more for the environment than a Carbon tax. Are you aware that he and Andrews were the only voices in the Howard government against the unfair aspects of Workchoices? Can you name another single politician who does more for his community and charities? Can you name a single politician who cares so much for the aboriginals that they spend time each year living and helping in aboriginal communities? Does he measure up Greens? If not why not eh... stop swallowing the propaganda and stop playing the man the Greens are Abbott obsessed not because he will be a bad PM but because he just might be PM.

I am not questioning the man's commitment to the ultra right agenda, I am beginning a discussion into mental illness due to head trauma and the effects on the country and it's citizens by having a ronald reagan type as lib leader.

If abbott has brain damage from head trauma, the sooner it is diagnosed, the slower the progression.

I understand conservatives are fearful of change ... this denial is taking it too far.

For the sake of Tony's partner in crime and many children, someone close to Abbott should recommend he undertakes a brain scan.

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 2:50pm:

Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 2:08pm: Green hatred of Abbott is completely irrational. They are only capable of attacking the person and not the policies...  can you believe it? Have you read Battlelines? His direct action policy will do more for the environment than a Carbon tax. Are you aware that he and Andrews were the only voices in the Howard government against the unfair aspects of Workchoices? Can you name another single politician who does more for his community and charities? Can you name a single politician who cares so much for the aboriginals that they spend time each year living and helping in aboriginal communities? Does he measure up Greens? If not why not eh... stop swallowing the propaganda and stop playing the man the Greens are Abbott obsessed not because he will be a bad PM but because he just might be PM. I am not questioning the man's commitment to the ultra right agenda, I am beginning a discussion into mental illness due to head trauma and the effects on the country and it's citizens by having a ronald reagan type as lib leader. If abbott has brain damage from head trauma, the sooner it is diagnosed, the slower the progression. I understand conservatives are fearful of change ... this denial is taking it too far. For the sake of Tony's partner in crime and many children, someone close to Abbott should recommend he undertakes a brain scan.

honestly....

ultra right... ?
so you are admitting to being a watermelon then? 
too late everyone knows the Greens agenda.

as for the rest...  ::)
you should take your own advice.
I'm guessing they wont find a brain.  ;D

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 2:53pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 2:50pm: Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 2:08pm: Green hatred of Abbott is completely irrational. They are only capable of attacking the person and not the policies...  can you believe it? Have you read Battlelines? His direct action policy will do more for the environment than a Carbon tax. Are you aware that he and Andrews were the only voices in the Howard government against the unfair aspects of Workchoices? Can you name another single politician who does more for his community and charities? Can you name a single politician who cares so much for the aboriginals that they spend time each year living and helping in aboriginal communities? Does he measure up Greens? If not why not eh... stop swallowing the propaganda and stop playing the man the Greens are Abbott obsessed not because he will be a bad PM but because he just might be PM. I am not questioning the man's commitment to the ultra right agenda, I am beginning a discussion into mental illness due to head trauma and the effects on the country and it's citizens by having a ronald reagan type as lib leader. If abbott has brain damage from head trauma, the sooner it is diagnosed, the slower the progression. I understand conservatives are fearful of change ... this denial is taking it too far. For the sake of Tony's partner in crime and many children, someone close to Abbott should recommend he undertakes a brain scan. honestly.... ultra right... ? so you are admitting to being a watermelon then?  too late everyone knows the Greens agenda. as for the rest...  ::) you should take your own advice. I'm guessing they wont find a brain.  ;D

Why are you scared of discussing brain trauma inflicted onto abbott due to his lifestyle choices of being punched in the head so many times.

Is it because you can not mount a defence because you believe Abbott could have brain trauma damage?

I like most sane people can't believe your stupidity.

Perhaps we should talk about Rudd's narcissism
Or Gillard's paranoia

Perhaps we should talk about you and your fairy loving friends down the bottom of the garden.

Honestly others have told you...  you need to wake up to yourself.

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 3:07pm:

I like most sane people can't believe your stupidity. Perhaps we should talk about Rudd's narcissism Or Gillard's paranoia Perhaps we should talk about you and your fairy loving friends down the bottom of the garden. Honestly others have told you...  you need to wake up to yourself.

Rather than post on topic, you try and divert.

Why.

Diseases of the brain and mind, including substance abuse, clinical depression and dementia now account for more than 40 percent of all illness. These diseases are devastating for those affected, their families, and for society, costing the Australian economy an estimated $30 billion each year.

http://sydney.edu.au/bmri/

If you can not take this topic seriously, perhaps you should turn off your computer and go for a walk.

Who can't talk seriously on this topic?
take a look at the title  ::)

:D :D :D

Perhaps you'd like to seriously discuss Christine Milne's mental health after all she is pretty old and dementia must be looming large right?

How about talking fairies with Hanson-Young  ;D ;D ;D talk about someone suffering from delusions.

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 3:32pm:

Perhaps you'd like to seriously discuss Christine Milne's mental health after all she is pretty old and dementia must be looming large right? How about talking fairies with Hanson-Young  ;D ;D ;D talk about someone suffering from delusions.

Comparison between Christine Milne and Ronald Regan, your on.


Christine didn't expose herself to being punched in the head, your bloke did and so Abbott is in a higher risk group for alzheimers.

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:34am:

Swagman wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:31am: It doesn't matter. His political opponents, particularly the Green ones are already mentally challenged. So you are happy to hand government to a potentially mentally challenged person like Abbott. The side effect, the extra pressure of government would speed up his collapse. A little selfish on your part don't you think.

Your posts are getting more and more desperate as we get closer to the election. I think you should be more concerned about the mental health of Julia Gillard. Se is a pathological liar and is desperate to cling to the power she so craves by any means necessary. She comes across as someone who is not only narcissistic but also someone who is extremely vindictive toward anyone who dares to get in her way. One only needs to look at her treatment of Rudd for proof of this! No, I'm far more worried about leaving Gillard in office than taking a chance on Abbott. We've already seen the damage Gillard can do given the means and opportunity. I can't see anyone doing any worse!

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 3:35pm:

Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 3:32pm: Perhaps you'd like to seriously discuss Christine Milne's mental health after all she is pretty old and dementia must be looming large right? How about talking fairies with Hanson-Young  ;D ;D ;D talk about someone suffering from delusions. Comparison between Christine Milne and Ronald Regan, your on. Christine didn't expose herself to being punched in the head, your bloke did and so Abbott is in a higher risk group for alzheimers.

I don't believe I ever mentioned Reagan...  you did.
How's YOUR dementia going...  early onset eh.

How old was Reagan?  how old is Abbott...  now that YOU'VE brought it up...  how old is Milne?

There is no comparison with Abbott come back in 30 or more years.

BTW, I have to go...  been fun...  but you need to attach yourself to another keeper now.

Armchair_Politician wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 3:39pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:34am: Swagman wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:31am: It doesn't matter. His political opponents, particularly the Green ones are already mentally challenged. So you are happy to hand government to a potentially mentally challenged person like Abbott. The side effect, the extra pressure of government would speed up his collapse. A little selfish on your part don't you think. Your posts are getting more and more desperate as we get closer to the election. I think you should be more concerned about the mental health of Julia Gillard. Se is a pathological liar and is desperate to cling to the power she so craves by any means necessary. She comes across as someone who is not only narcissistic but also someone who is extremely vindictive toward anyone who dares to get in her way. One only needs to look at her treatment of Rudd for proof of this! No, I'm far more worried about leaving Gillard in office than taking a chance on Abbott. We've already seen the damage Gillard can do given the means and opportunity. I can't see anyone doing any worse!

We have an insight into Abbott's mental state by saying one thing to one group and the opposite to another.

Now is this a symptom of mental decay of Tony's damaged brain ... or is it a sign that tony is a greater danger due to the larger and more blatant lies he tells everyone.

Lets hope he is a monster of all liar rather than on the slippery slope of dementia.

Grendel wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 3:40pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 3:35pm: Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 3:32pm: Perhaps you'd like to seriously discuss Christine Milne's mental health after all she is pretty old and dementia must be looming large right? How about talking fairies with Hanson-Young  ;D ;D ;D talk about someone suffering from delusions. Comparison between Christine Milne and Ronald Regan, your on. Christine didn't expose herself to being punched in the head, your bloke did and so Abbott is in a higher risk group for alzheimers. I don't believe I ever mentioned Reagan...  you did. How's YOUR dementia going...  early onset eh. How old was Reagan?  how old is Abbott...  now that YOU'VE brought it up...  how old is Milne? There is no comparison with Abbott come back in 30 or more years. BTW, I have to go...  been fun...  but you need to attach yourself to another keeper now.

my bad

I just see so much of the early signs of dementia in Abbott, as there was in Regan and then didn't double check before posting.

Everything I said about Regan applies to Abbott.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDK--X0qOmg

Quantum wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 1:57pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:51pm: Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 1:45pm: Greens behaviour here makes one wonder just who has had too many blows to the head. Or perhaps its Nietzsche's fate... seems the insanity has arrived. Diversion off Abbott's high risk to Parkinson and Alzheimer's reveals conservatives lack of empathy to mental illness. You are a disservice to your own cause. As someone who lost a parent to Alzheimer's I find your trivialization of the disease so as to use it as a cheap form of mudslinging and political scoring disgusting. There is no indication that Abbott has Alzheimer's. This is just more bullshit from you. You are a sad little man. You are a perfect example of everything that is wrong with the greens party and the type of voters it appeals to.

especially since Greens are more susceptible to another deadly illness; AIDS

____ wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 3:35pm:

Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 3:32pm: Perhaps you'd like to seriously discuss Christine Milne's mental health after all she is pretty old and dementia must be looming large right? How about talking fairies with Hanson-Young  ;D ;D ;D talk about someone suffering from delusions. Comparison between Christine Milne and Ronald Regan, your on. Christine didn't expose herself to being punched in the head, your bloke did and so Abbott is in a higher risk group for alzheimers.

alzheimers and dematia have ZERO correlation to punches in the head from four bouts!

And greens gets punched regularly too...

Wonder who wears the strap on....Hanson Young, Brandt  or Milne?

Wonder who receives the strap on besides greenslime?

Postmodern Trendoid III wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:40am:

Boxing also creates vigour, courage, strength, confidence, self-esteem, valour, speed, and stamina. Every man should learn boxing or a martial art.

bump

longweekend58 wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 4:41pm:

____ wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 3:35pm: Grendel wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 3:32pm: Perhaps you'd like to seriously discuss Christine Milne's mental health after all she is pretty old and dementia must be looming large right? How about talking fairies with Hanson-Young  ;D ;D ;D talk about someone suffering from delusions. Comparison between Christine Milne and Ronald Regan, your on. Christine didn't expose herself to being punched in the head, your bloke did and so Abbott is in a higher risk group for alzheimers. alzheimers and dematia have ZERO correlation to punches in the head from four bouts! And greens gets punched regularly too...

It is not just four bouts of punched abbott took to his brain.

Abbott also played rugby which exposes the head to tackles.

Then you have abbott's tendency towards violence, with all the brawls and unlawful acts he has been involved in.

And on top of that, the head butting he copped at nigh in the priesthood over those long three years.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 5:05pm:

Postmodern Trendoid III wrote on Jun 10th, 2013 at 10:40am: Boxing also creates vigour, courage, strength, confidence, self-esteem, valour, speed, and stamina. Every man should learn boxing or a martial art.  bump

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3l6diJ2oZ4

What about Rudd's mental health?



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author  PZ547 I don't 'hate' him. Hate is way too personal a term. I don't personally know him However, I do detest him It's my personal opinion that Rudd is mentally unstable The way he speaks, for one: that 'Schoolkid reading a book to the class' voice he uses. It's not normal. It's not manly. It's affected. He sounds like a precocious ten-year old who's in love with himself Then there are the Transvestite-type asides which he injects into his Schoolkid-Reading-a-Book style monologues about himself -- when he inserts what he appears to believe is Bruce Willis type 'menace' .... as in his lowered voice as he hissed, 'It's not going to happen' --- accompanied by a glare like a bitter old auntie who's cake got second-prize at the fete * All the posturing * the monologues about himself -- always about him * the Bates Motel type voices and facial tics * the self-pity -- invariably when he's caused the problem himself * the blaming of others - when he's to blame * the attempts to sound like fifty different people simultaneously * the venom * the anger * the weirdness * the petulance * the temper tantrums, like a spoiled brat * his utter self-absorption to the exclusion of everyone, everything else * his self-promotion - which isn't matched by reality * his vengefulness * his spitefulness * his unfettered, massive, beyond belief size ego * his conceit * his impotence * his self-serving disloyalty Just the sight -- let alone the sound -- of Rudd blathering on endlessly about himself ... is enough to cause me to switch off the tv He seems to believe he is a combination of Churchill, Menzies, JFK, Caesar, Einstein, John Wayne and an entire battalion of Rhodes Scholars, plus He seems to believe it his destiny to be the ultimate, entire-world's Grand Statesman To me, Rudd is an impotent, gender-confused little twat who spent (and spends) WAY too much time with himself, envisioning himself as an acknowledged mental and political Giant. In other words, it's my belief he's delusional -- is extremely fantasy-prone -- is literally IN LOVE WITH HIMSELF. To the point I suspect he probably kisses his own reflection in mirrors and hogs the bathroom in order to do so constantly I think he's mad as a hatter and I'm glad he's been shot down, hopefully for good and in time for an army of psychiatrists to put him in a padded cell for the duration So I don't know why others hate him but above are my opinions of him I think he's nuts -- flat out nuts

Andrei.Hicks wrote on Jun 10^th, 2013 at 10:30am:

Simply pathetic.

your far too kind andrei,  i would certainly say he has outfoxed gillard and her team at every opportunity. i dont like the guys policies as he is more a labour politician. in fact he's just like julia in terms of policy. big government, big spender.  but he's just outsmarted her. 

its not that he's so smart, its that labour are SOOOO stupid, god knows what would happen if the libs had a really popular charismatic well spoken leader with good , small government policies,  :)