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Labor’s pain in the bum, Enema Husar
AMM 27/09/2018

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Who would have thought, Enema Husar may not quit politics after all? No sir, where else could she bully people, ride around in Comcars, snout deeply embedded in the tax payers’ pocket and advertise what a great rort is all is?

Federal Labor MP Emma Husar is believed to be reconsidering her decision to quit at the next election over a staff bullying scandal, after the extension of a NSW ALP deadline for “expressions of interest” in her western Sydney seat.

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Are they in love ?


Labor MP Emma Husar rethinks decision to quit the house
Source: News Corp

Ms Husar has told supporters she “didn’t want to lose her job” and an internal party report found no basis for her resignation.

The self-described “loudest supporter” of Ms Husar, Penrith local branch member Peggy Willcox, told The Australian that party officials had advised the first-time MP she could run again but she “has to put in expressions of interest like everyone else”.

So far 15 people have told the ALP’s head office they are keen to nominate for Lindsay. The deadline has been extended until early next month because no early election is now expected.

The Australian understands the NSW ALP disputes Ms Husar’s alleged assertion she was advised by party secretary Kaila Murnain or party organiser David Dobson that she was welcome back by joining “expressions of interest”.

Ms Husar’s reinstatement as the endorsed candidate in Lindsay also faces possible impediments as the NSW ALP takes a hard line.

A party spokesman said the party’s candidate review committee considered the suitability of nominees for public office where there were matters of integrity.

“The (committee) may refuse endorsement to a nominee for public office if the nominee or candidate could bring the party into disrepute or is not a fit and proper person for public office,” he said.

A rethink by Ms Husar, who said last month she would not recontest Lindsay, is understood to be driven in part by the lack of well-known locals among 15 possible candidates.

It was reported on Sky News yesterday that a push had begun inside Labor for retiring NSW senator Doug Cameron to replace Ms Husar.

But Mr Cameron, who lives in Sydney’s west and is a well-known party figure as former head of the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union, immediately dismissed the speculation, confirming he planned to move to Tasmania with his wife.

The battle for Ms Husar’s seat turned into open party warfare yesterday when Ms Willcox, who has secured almost 1000 names for a “Bring Back Emma” petition, voiced dismay at Ms Husar’s treatment in an angry letter to Bill Shorten.

“In Emma, we actually had an advocate that would put her job on the line for the greater good, someone that would put her interest after that of her constituents and her country. But your party has taken that away from us.”

Ms Willcox said she had submitted an expression of interest in Lindsay — in the event Ms Husar did not run — but was now withdrawing it.

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it isnt up to her   

its up to the voters...

What is the scandal???

:-? :-? :-?

philperth2010 wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 9:21am:

What is the scandal??? :-? :-? :-?

That the libtards still pay the village idiot to post

More FAKE NEWS from the Polly Waffle VIRUS.

At first sight of the headline and the poster - I had a good laugh.

Now let me read this....

Well - sick of Labor being the party of the sheilas anyway - they've brought no positive change to the table and are set fair, if Labor wins, to make things even more unbalanced in favour of the sheilas.

It's time for a serious look at branch stacking by women in Labor's seats... that would appear to me to be the real scandal, and with the prevailing mangina climate within Labor, many men will simply not bother with it, since any objection to any idea is howled down as 'misogynist' and 'chauvinist' and such.

I recently tweeted to Bill Shorten about this silly idea of paying women for time off etc because they CHOOSE to have children... and was instantly leapt upon as a chauvinist etc... unequal pay for the same job... even paying someone 9% for super while they are not working is an extra payment per hour worked...... but I suppose that's a 'manswer' based on logic and reason.

That's the kind of thing that means I won't be voting Labor in the foreseeable future - probably in my lifetime.

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:06am:

At first sight of the headline and the poster - I had a good laugh. Now let me read this.... Well - sick of Labor being the party of the sheilas anyway - they've brought no positive change to the table and are set fair, if Labor wins, to make things even more unbalanced in favour of the sheilas. It's time for a serious look at branch stacking by women in Labor's seats... that would appear to me to be the real scandal, and with the prevailing mangina climate within Labor, many men will simply not bother with it, since any objection to any idea is howled down as 'misogynist' and 'chauvinist' and such. I recently tweeted to Bill Shorten about this silly idea of paying women for time off etc because they CHOOSE to have children... and was instantly leapt upon as a chauvinist etc... unequal pay for the same job... even paying someone 9% for super while they are not working is an extra payment per hour worked...... but I suppose that's a 'manswer' based on logic and reason. That's the kind of thing that means I won't be voting Labor in the foreseeable future - probably in my lifetime.

Men are eligible for paid parental leave too.

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:17am:

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:06am: At first sight of the headline and the poster - I had a good laugh. Now let me read this.... Well - sick of Labor being the party of the sheilas anyway - they've brought no positive change to the table and are set fair, if Labor wins, to make things even more unbalanced in favour of the sheilas. It's time for a serious look at branch stacking by women in Labor's seats... that would appear to me to be the real scandal, and with the prevailing mangina climate within Labor, many men will simply not bother with it, since any objection to any idea is howled down as 'misogynist' and 'chauvinist' and such. I recently tweeted to Bill Shorten about this silly idea of paying women for time off etc because they CHOOSE to have children... and was instantly leapt upon as a chauvinist etc... unequal pay for the same job... even paying someone 9% for super while they are not working is an extra payment per hour worked...... but I suppose that's a 'manswer' based on logic and reason. That's the kind of thing that means I won't be voting Labor in the foreseeable future - probably in my lifetime. Men are eligible for paid parental leave too.

I am aware of that, Greg.. I also tweeted that childless people should receive the equivalent in leave or extra pay... just for true balance.... lead balloons had better flying qualities...

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:30am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:17am: Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:06am: At first sight of the headline and the poster - I had a good laugh. Now let me read this.... Well - sick of Labor being the party of the sheilas anyway - they've brought no positive change to the table and are set fair, if Labor wins, to make things even more unbalanced in favour of the sheilas. It's time for a serious look at branch stacking by women in Labor's seats... that would appear to me to be the real scandal, and with the prevailing mangina climate within Labor, many men will simply not bother with it, since any objection to any idea is howled down as 'misogynist' and 'chauvinist' and such. I recently tweeted to Bill Shorten about this silly idea of paying women for time off etc because they CHOOSE to have children... and was instantly leapt upon as a chauvinist etc... unequal pay for the same job... even paying someone 9% for super while they are not working is an extra payment per hour worked...... but I suppose that's a 'manswer' based on logic and reason. That's the kind of thing that means I won't be voting Labor in the foreseeable future - probably in my lifetime. Men are eligible for paid parental leave too. I am aware of that, Greg.. I also tweeted that childless people should receive the equivalent in leave of extra pay... just for true balance.... lead balloons had better flying qualities...

you should know labor by now grap

its all about throwing  [other peoples]money at things..

it doesnt solve anything.. but it shuts a certain group up..... :) :) :)

now if he said   as Pm  I will take a massive pay cut and cut out all fringe benefits  to pollies to pay for it


::) ::)

I might be willing to think he has some merit....

but I know that aint gonna happen.

Presumably Ms. Husar realizes that no-one would ever employ her so she wants to keep her snout in the trough for as long as possible.

She’s staging a SIT IN. (Snout In Trough)

Trough snouting is like a drug. Once absorbed TS is almost impossible to overcome as the ‘highs’ (lurks & perks) take over one’s sensibilities.

Ms. Husar is obviously not going to be rehabilitated by returning to the real nolurkplace.

Ahhh, where would these useless slobs be without the patronage of the Labor lurkinfest crew?

And I seem to recall she did not do her time as a union brown noser so how can she fit in ?

MORE LABOR SCANDAL - Federal Labor MP Emma Husar appears to have continued her use of taxpayer-funded Comcars for trips around Sydney in recent months, despite rules saying backbenchers should use their private-plated cars for business travel in their home cities.

cods wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:36am:

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:30am: greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:17am: Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:06am: At first sight of the headline and the poster - I had a good laugh. Now let me read this.... Well - sick of Labor being the party of the sheilas anyway - they've brought no positive change to the table and are set fair, if Labor wins, to make things even more unbalanced in favour of the sheilas. It's time for a serious look at branch stacking by women in Labor's seats... that would appear to me to be the real scandal, and with the prevailing mangina climate within Labor, many men will simply not bother with it, since any objection to any idea is howled down as 'misogynist' and 'chauvinist' and such. I recently tweeted to Bill Shorten about this silly idea of paying women for time off etc because they CHOOSE to have children... and was instantly leapt upon as a chauvinist etc... unequal pay for the same job... even paying someone 9% for super while they are not working is an extra payment per hour worked...... but I suppose that's a 'manswer' based on logic and reason. That's the kind of thing that means I won't be voting Labor in the foreseeable future - probably in my lifetime. Men are eligible for paid parental leave too. I am aware of that, Greg.. I also tweeted that childless people should receive the equivalent in leave of extra pay... just for true balance.... lead balloons had better flying qualities... you should know labor by now grap its all about throwing  [other peoples]money at things.. it doesnt solve anything.. but it shuts a certain group up..... :) :) :) now if he said   as Pm  I will take a massive pay cut and cut out all fringe benefits  to pollies to pay for it ::) ::) I might be willing to think he has some merit.... but I know that aint gonna happen.

Who was it that said you don't fix education by throwing money at it

Nek minnut  ;D

Its time wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:44am:

cods wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:36am: Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:30am: greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:17am: Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:06am: At first sight of the headline and the poster - I had a good laugh. Now let me read this.... Well - sick of Labor being the party of the sheilas anyway - they've brought no positive change to the table and are set fair, if Labor wins, to make things even more unbalanced in favour of the sheilas. It's time for a serious look at branch stacking by women in Labor's seats... that would appear to me to be the real scandal, and with the prevailing mangina climate within Labor, many men will simply not bother with it, since any objection to any idea is howled down as 'misogynist' and 'chauvinist' and such. I recently tweeted to Bill Shorten about this silly idea of paying women for time off etc because they CHOOSE to have children... and was instantly leapt upon as a chauvinist etc... unequal pay for the same job... even paying someone 9% for super while they are not working is an extra payment per hour worked...... but I suppose that's a 'manswer' based on logic and reason. That's the kind of thing that means I won't be voting Labor in the foreseeable future - probably in my lifetime. Men are eligible for paid parental leave too. I am aware of that, Greg.. I also tweeted that childless people should receive the equivalent in leave of extra pay... just for true balance.... lead balloons had better flying qualities... you should know labor by now grap its all about throwing  [other peoples]money at things.. it doesnt solve anything.. but it shuts a certain group up..... :) :) :) now if he said   as Pm  I will take a massive pay cut and cut out all fringe benefits  to pollies to pay for it ::) ::) I might be willing to think he has some merit.... but I know that aint gonna happen. Who was it that said you don't fix education by throwing money at it Nek minnut  ;D

has education been FIXED.. ::)


why wasnt I told?

More FAKE NEWS from Ozpol's resident imitator of the former Iraqi Information Minister.

Where's the scandal?  ::)

Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way.

juliar wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:42am:

Presumably Ms. Husar realizes that no-one would ever employ her so she wants to keep her snout in the trough for as long as possible. She’s staging a SIT IN. (Snout In Trough) Trough snouting is like a drug. Once absorbed TS is almost impossible to overcome as the ‘highs’ (lurks & perks) take over one’s sensibilities. Ms. Husar is obviously not going to be rehabilitated by returning to the real nolurkplace. Ahhh, where would these useless slobs be without the patronage of the Labor lurkinfest crew? And I seem to recall she did not do her time as a union brown noser so how can she fit in ? MORE LABOR SCANDAL - Federal Labor MP Emma Husar appears to have continued her use of taxpayer-funded Comcars for trips around Sydney in recent months, despite rules saying backbenchers should use their private-plated cars for business travel in their home cities.

You imagine any of this only applies to Labor?  ::)  ::)  ::)

Comcars - well there are extra costs for driver and return to base etc.. private car gets a per km payment..... as a Gypo sheila, she can't drive anyway.

juliar wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:53am:

Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way.

Where's the scandal?  ::)

Poor Little Bammy quickly looks the other way as each new Labor scandal appears.



Bam wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 5:03pm:

juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:53am: Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way. Where's the scandal?  ::)

juliar wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 10:23pm:

Poor Little Bammy quickly looks the other way as each new Labor scandal appears. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 5:03pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:53am: Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way. Where's the scandal?  ::)

Where's the scandal?  ::)

Poor little Bammy seems to be very sensitive about exposure of each new Labor scandal.



Bam wrote on Sep 27^th, 2018 at 11:38pm:

juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 10:23pm: Poor Little Bammy quickly looks the other way as each new Labor scandal appears. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 5:03pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:53am: Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way. Where's the scandal?  ::) Where's the scandal?  ::)

Oh No!!! Another Labor SCANDAL!!!  Poor Little Bammy won't want to get out of bed!!!



Police raids on Labor votes for rorts scandal - front page of The Australian
Friday, 03 August 2018

The whistleblower, who worked for police minister Lisa Neville, has also been arrested and given the strip-search, shoelaces and drawcord from his trackie dacks confiscation treatment.

Someone at VICPOL might care to read the Al Capone files and see how far US authorities would have gotten without the evidence of his whistle-blowing accountant.


Dodgy Dan and his 40 Thieves trying to lose the Vic election.

Latest news from 'Dodgy Danistan', is that Ashton's Circus Police Farce, shamed out of their snoring slumbers and into furious action by Deborah Glass's richly rewarding competent investigation which turned up a typically huge A.L.P. swamp of dirt, filth and rampant corruption where the A.L.P. Crim-friendly Farce Command and its seeing-eye dog could see absolutely nothing, has forcefully strip-searched a peasant whistleblower formerly on the staff of Police Minister, Lisa Neville.

The poor whistle-blowing peasant wasn't the offender. The peasant wasn't in a sufficiently high office to know at the time, of the wrong and the criminality allegedly being perpetrated, but they strip-searched him anyway, though God knows what compelling evidence they expected to find in any of the particular bodily cavities they investigated. Deborah Glass didn't see the need to delve up to her elbows in the bodily cavities of casual staffers in order to conduct her COMPETENTLY conducted investigation.

No doubt the Police Minister is now waiting with bated breath, for one of her Coppers to knock on her door, don the long rubber glove and issue the dreaded commands: "Bend Over", and "Open wide" (though I understand that "say ahhh", is entirely optional in this particular procedure).

I wonder whether the A.L.P. presstitutes will be as forthcoming with details about the strip-searching of Dodgy Dan, his 6 errant Cabinet Members currently under active criminal investigation and the remaining members of his 40 Thieves, when they are also, in the interests of thoroughness of investigation, strip-searched (or being A.L.P., are they exempt from equal investigative treatment - just like Dodgy Dan's missus is exempt from being breathalysed when she knocks kiddies off pushbikes whilst driving?).

It would be interesting if Dodgy Dan and his Dodgy Cabinet members (Police Minister included) are strip-searched (though you'd want some VERY sturdy rubber gloves before attempting it). With the next State election due in around 4 months time, investigators might find a complete list of all of Dodgy's election promises and plans in there, if they are anything like as full of crap as the last lot of election promises were.

In all of this fuss, we should not lose sight of the fact that the $388,000.00 of taxpayers' hard-earned cash which was allegedly embezzled in the disgraceful and dishonest "red shirts affair" by Dodgy Dan and his 40 Thieves, (and that's not even counting the additional million taxpayer dollars the A.L.P. spent in fighting their own State Ombudsman and trying to stop her investigation) represents around 78 TIMES the amount of the helicopter flight that cost the Liberals Bronwyn Bishop, her job.

Bishop stepped down, but typically, being A.L.P., Dodgy Dan and his 40 Thieves, from the philanthropic goodness of their hearts, are still hard at work, selflessly trough-snouting taxpayers' cash for all they're worth.

Good timing there, Dodgy Dan!

http://www.michaelsmithnews.com/2018/08/police-raids-on-labor-votes-for-rorts-scandal-front-page-of-the-australian.html

Oh my Gosh!! Even MORE Labor Party SCANDAL!!!!  And just think RESTART the BOATS is their TOP PRIORITY "POLICY"!!!!




Shorten accepted upgrades at hotel under a human-rights cloud
By RORY CALLINAN 12:00AM AUGUST 8, 2018 376 COMMENTS

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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten. Picture: Aaron Francis

Bill Shorten accepted free room upgrades from a hotel business that has been boycotted by public figures over its connection to a monarch who wants to legalise the stoning to death of homosexuals and adulterers.

The federal Opposition Leader accepted six upgrades from the Brisbane-based Royal on the Park, which is owned by the Brunei ­Investment Agency — the sovereign wealth fund for Brunei — a small Asian monarchy ruled by Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah.

The ­sultan, one of the world’s richest men, has promised to introduce sharia-style laws to his kingdom, including a penalty of stoning to death for same-sex ­relations and adultery, and amputation and whipping for theft.

Human rights activists, reacting to the proposed laws, have successfully called on public figures to boycott hotels owned by the wealth fund, which include the Dorchester in London and the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles.

Mr Shorten’s register of interests reveals he accepted the upgrades when he stayed at the Royal on the Park on May 14 and July 2, 17, 21, 22 and 23.

His acceptance of the upgrades and use of the hotel was criticised this week by human rights campaigner Matthew Woolfe, who runs the Brunei Project, an organisation seeking to raise awareness of human rights issues in Brunei and to prevent persecution of LGBT residents in the kingdom.

“We would be expecting someone in his position if anything would be avoiding anything associated with a country that doesn’t have the best human rights ­record,’’ said Mr Woolfe, who is banned from Brunei. “It is concerning that he would be basically supporting the interests of the government of Brunei in this regard.”

A spokeswoman for Mr Shorten said the Opposition Leader had not been aware of the hotel’s ownership. “Mr Shorten makes a point of getting out of Canberra and hearing from Australia around the country,’’ she said. “It is impossible to vet every single hotel or motel that he stays in.’’

The spokeswoman declined to confirm whether Mr Shorten’s staff stayed at the hotel, how much the upgrades were worth or whether he would continue to stay at the hotel.

The hotel’s website describes the venue as one of Brisbane’s most iconic, and offers several ranges of rooms including the 84sq m executive suite which is billed out at approximately $518 a night and comes with “complimentary French champagne”. The Australian asked the Royal on the Park why the upgrades were given or if any other politicians had stayed at the venue, but hotel management declined to comment.

Property searches show the hotel property is owned by Sejahtera One (Australia) Pty Ltd, which has one shareholder, the Brunei Investment Agency — Brunei’s sovereign wealth fund. The fund is managed by a board of directors on behalf of the Brunei government, which is controlled by the sultan.

The boycott on the hotels was called after the sultan’s announcement in 2014 that Brunei would phase in the “syariah penal code”.

Celebrities Stephen Fry, Ellen DeGeneres and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson boycotted the hotel group.

Registers of interest show Malcolm Turnbull received a silver incense urn from the sultan, which he surrendered, while Defence Minister Marise Payne declared receiving a book from the sultan earlier this year.

Amnesty International’s 2018 report on Brunei describes the proposed laws as “taking Brunei back to the dark ages”.

The penal code is expected to be rolled out in three parts, with the final phase encompassing a penalty of stoning for same-sex ­relations ­potentially due to be introduced within the next two years.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/shorten-accepted-upgrades-at-hotel-under-a-humanrights-cloud/news-story/9c1b12fe72d47473d88022e5b808d861

Is the Australian/News Corpse still running?

I'm unsure how many people actually read/watch their drivel - considering they just posted a 1.2 billion loss!

Fit of Absent Mindeness wrote on Oct 1^st, 2018 at 9:05pm:

Is the Australian/News Corpse still running? I'm unsure how many people actually read/watch their drivel - considering they just posted a 1.2 billion loss!

;D

juliar wrote on Oct 1^st, 2018 at 7:03am:

Poor little Bammy seems to be very sensitive about exposure of each new Labor scandal. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:38pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 10:23pm: Poor Little Bammy quickly looks the other way as each new Labor scandal appears. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 5:03pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:53am: Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way. Where's the scandal?  ::) Where's the scandal?  ::)

The fartlighters at the Young Liberals are too busy lighting their farts to answer the simple question: Where's the scandal? That's why they mischievously IGNORE it when it's asked or repost months-old articles.

Their childish misdemeanour has been corrected. Maybe they should be more closely supervised.

Poor little Bammy is getting flustered over all these Labor scandals.



Bam wrote on Oct 1^st, 2018 at 11:37pm:

juliar wrote on Oct 1st, 2018 at 7:03am: Poor little Bammy seems to be very sensitive about exposure of each new Labor scandal. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:38pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 10:23pm: Poor Little Bammy quickly looks the other way as each new Labor scandal appears. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 5:03pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:53am: Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way. Where's the scandal?  ::) Where's the scandal?  ::) The fartlighters at the Young Liberals are too busy lighting their farts to answer the simple question: Where's the scandal? That's why they mischievously IGNORE it when it's asked or repost months-old articles. Their childish misdemeanour has been corrected. Maybe they should be more closely supervised.

juliar wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2018 at 8:03am:

Poor little Bammy is getting flustered over all these Labor scandals. Bam wrote on Oct 1st, 2018 at 11:37pm: juliar wrote on Oct 1st, 2018 at 7:03am: Poor little Bammy seems to be very sensitive about exposure of each new Labor scandal. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:38pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 10:23pm: Poor Little Bammy quickly looks the other way as each new Labor scandal appears. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 5:03pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:53am: Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way. Where's the scandal?  ::) Where's the scandal?  ::) The fartlighters at the Young Liberals are too busy lighting their farts to answer the simple question: Where's the scandal? That's why they mischievously IGNORE it when it's asked or repost months-old articles. Their childish misdemeanour has been corrected. Maybe they should be more closely supervised.

Where's the scandal? Why do you not answer the question?

Is it because you are lying? Perhaps if you engaged in discussion your threads wouldn't die such a quick and unlamented death so regularly.

Bam, Juliar already won by sucking you into pointless argument - you already know juliar works as a troll for pay for the coalition.  Honesty and integrity is just not there.

Poor little Bammy is really worried as he can see his Socialist heroes going down the drain. His plaintive pleading pleas are futile.

Even his Socialist Politically Correct admirer is posting the usual admission of defeat.



Bam wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2018 at 10:59pm:

juliar wrote on Oct 2nd, 2018 at 8:03am: Poor little Bammy is getting flustered over all these Labor scandals. Bam wrote on Oct 1st, 2018 at 11:37pm: juliar wrote on Oct 1st, 2018 at 7:03am: Poor little Bammy seems to be very sensitive about exposure of each new Labor scandal. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:38pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 10:23pm: Poor Little Bammy quickly looks the other way as each new Labor scandal appears. Bam wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 5:03pm: juliar wrote on Sep 27th, 2018 at 11:53am: Poor little Bammy does not know which way to turn as a new Labor scandal faces him every way Where's the scandal?  ::) Where's the scandal?  ::) The fartlighters at the Young Liberals are too busy lighting their farts to answer the simple question: Where's the scandal? That's why they mischievously IGNORE it when it's asked or repost months-old articles. Their childish misdemeanour has been corrected. Maybe they should be more closely supervised. Where's the scandal? Why do you not answer the question? Is it because you are lying? Perhaps if you engaged in discussion your threads wouldn't die such a quick and unlamented death so regularly.

The politically correct beings are trying to change the subject with off topic SPAMMING and make believe fantasies about their HERO - ME!!!

But back on the TOPIC that gives the Political Correct beings the shudders - the Victorian Red Shirt massive SCANDAL!!!

Dan Andrews is counting the last few weeks of the grossly incompetent imposter Vic Labor Govt.



'Red Shirts' scandal could rip through Victorian Labor's election plans
Luke Henriques-Gomes Sun 5 Aug 2018 06.00 AEST

The Andrews government holds power by one seat and will be hoping the police investigation won’t cut through to the public.

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Daniel Andrews and his wife Catherine cast their vote during the 2014 Victorian state election. Photograph: Joe Castro/AAP

At the crack of dawn on Thursday morning, police raided the homes of 17 former Victorian Labor party campaign staff. They were arrested and interviewed. No charges were laid. At least one person said he was strip-searched and placed in a holding cell.

“It wasn’t explained to me why I was being strip-searched,” says Jake Finnigan, a former Labor campaign organiser, whose decision to expose the party he had supported his entire life helped set off the police investigation. “I wouldn’t wish anyone else to go through that humiliation.”

With the state election less than four months away, Victoria police’s decision late last month to launch a criminal investigation into Labor’s misuse of taxpayers’ money to pay campaign staff – the “Red Shirts” affair – has sent the state’s already turbulent political landscape into a spin.

That was before anyone’s home was raided.

I wouldn’t wish anyone else to go through that humiliation Jake Finnigan

Some have already compared the spectacle of the raids with former FBI director James Comey’s renewed interest in Hillary Clinton’s email server on the eve of the 2016 US presidential election. It provoked a furious public statement from Labor headquarters on Thursday night. Privately, officials are even more angry.

“You normally see this type of operational conduct applied to drug dealers and bikie gangs,” one senior Victorian Labor source told Guardian Australia. The party’s lawyers had told police on Monday that it would facilitate interviews with organisers and MPs.

The Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, whose ministers cancelled their news conferences on Thursday, declined to comment the next morning on the investigation, which is examining 21 of his own MPs, including several senior ministers.


Read the rest of this appalling Vic election losing scandal here

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2018/aug/05/red-shirts-scandal-could-rip-through-victorian-labors-election-plans

Would you believe it - even MORE Labor Scandals!!!!!

Whoever would lower their standards to VOTE for these scandal ridden incompetent Labor bumkins ?

And Labor+Greenies' TOP anti-Australian junk "Policies" are RESTART the BOATS and QUADRUPLE THE COST OF POWER!!!!!




Labor MPs use taxpayer-funded expenses to pay thousands to thinktank
Paul Karp Thu 5 Apr 2018 10.53 AEST Last modified on Thu 5 Apr 2018 13.05 AEST

Labor MPs use taxpayer-funded expenses to pay thousands to thinktank.

Five MPs defend spending on ‘institutional subscriptions’ to John Curtin Research Centre magazine.

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Labor leader Bill Shorten speaks at the John Curtin Research Centre’s inaugural annual dinner, October 11, 2017. Photograph: Tracey Nearmy/AAP

Five Labor MPs have used their taxpayer-funded publication allowance to pay thousands of dollars to a Labor-aligned thinktank.

The group of MPs have defended charging taxpayers up to $1,000 a year on the basis they bought “institutional subscriptions” to the John Curtin Research Centre’s the Tocsin magazine, which is free online or costs just $50 for individual subscribers.

Bill Shorten has issued the mildest of rebukes by saying he does not expect the subscriptions to continue, but defended his MPs’ use of taxpayer funds on Thursday.


The Daily Telegraph revealed, and documents held by the Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority confirm, that:

Labor’s consumer affairs spokesman, Tim Hammond, claimed $1,000 for the the Tocsin from August 2017 to August 2018

Michael Danby charged $2,000 for the Tocsin from May 2017 to May 2019

Kimberley Kitching claimed $1,000 for a subscription to the Tocsin from May 2017 to April 2018

Mike Kelly claimed $909 from June 2017 to May 2018

Peter Khalil claimed $1,818 for the Tocsin in the period July 2017 to July 2019

At a press conference in Queensland Shorten said he understood “the expenditure was approved by ... [the] Independent Parliamentary Expenses Authority”.

“But I have to say I don’t expect that subscription to continue,” he said.

The John Curtin Research Centre, a social democratic thinktank, was launched by Shorten in 2017. Hammond, Kitching, Danby and Kelly are on the thinktank’s board of advisers, which also includes Labor’s industry spokesman, Kim Carr.

The five Labor MPs said the Department of Finance was “satisfied the subscription was within parliamentary work expenses guidelines”.

“Members and senators are offered an institutional subscription, not a personal subscription,” they reportedly said.

On Thursday, the Labor senator Jenny McAllister told Sky News the MPs “did check it off with the finance department”.

“It’s a bit hard to comment on the specifics of this particular story, I’m not a subscriber to that publication,” she said. “But I think if they’ve checked it out with the finance department – what else are we to ask our MPs to do?”

Asked about the limits of what could be purchased with the publications allowance, McAllister said MPs have to use their own judgment.

“It’s all very public what you buy, it’s able to be scrutinised by journalists and the public and I think most MPs have an eye to that when they’re making their choices – I certainly do.”

On Thursday, the New Daily reported that 62 federal parliamentarians have claimed a total of $1.1m on Canberra accommodation costs despite also declaring they own homes in the nation’s capital.

Guardian Australia has contacted Hammond, Kitching, Danby, Kelly and Khalil for comment.

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