On the ABC now Quentin Bryce is seeking advice more to come

Vanessa wrote on Aug 23^rd, 2010 at 5:37pm:



http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/08/23/2991086.htm?section=justin

Just unbelievable, you mean to say she's seeking independent advice as to whether or not her familial biased self should be allowed to determine our nations next government?

  Is she for real?

Either Labor concede defeat or we head back to the polls.

End of story.

Nah, people have had a shock at seeing what a protest vote will deliver: Abbott in a sea of nazi salutes.

It isn’t up to the GG anyway: she gives Gillard a chance to form a government, if she can and survives a motion of no confidence Julia will be PM for the next 3 years then as incumbent will win in 2013. If Gillard cannot form a working majority Abbott will be given a go. If he can’t do it (survive a no confidence motion) THEN we will go to the polls.

But Julia will stitch up a workable majority.

Not the same number of seats: 72 Labor, 70 coalition, 3 former Nat MPs, Andrew Wilkie, Bandt and 5 undecided.

Oh yeah, and when Quentin Bryce goes to the Queen for advice, she might want to alert her Majesty to Gillards post mortem plans, of which is to form a republic as soon as the queen croaks.

Yes, I'm sure that will go down well.


..The question is, who will Quentin Bryce serve, her majesty as GG or her sanctimonious treacherous son in law Bill Shorten who wants to be Australia's first president?

Did you guys know  Bill Shortens best career move was knocking up Quentin Bryces daughter?

This and knew that he dumped his wife at a football game shortly after finding out she was pregnant?



I'm sure Quentin wants the father of her grandchild to succeed this election, but I doubt the Queen will be overly impressed with their familial vulture tendency's and or how just days before an election, Gillard told Australians what she had planned for when the queen died.

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Nice touch..



..A touch down even Bill?

I for one hope the Libs get the nod.    This will be their big chance to put their money where their mouths are.   Stop the boats?  Not a chance.   Basic broadband -well some independants are not happy about that!   axe the super clinics - great in principle but at what cost? 

Let the Libs jump into the farter with the independants and greens - but who will up being the 'bottom' in the relationship and who will be the top?

This idea of a republic after lizzie karks it was first floated IIRC byTurnbull.

This country needs to keep a monarchy for exactly situations like this. That is exactly what it is there for. Although most people don't really think so, or see this in the total perspective for what it is, Australia is a new country and a new experiment. It has always had a very strong undercurrent of extreme leftism. This situation has been evolving now since Federation in 1901, and this situation is just another step and result in the process. Australia is an experiment. If there was no monarchy of this country now, as you can see to "take the heat off" just by virtue of being able to consider that "Quentin Bryce is seeking advice", then in other countries, situations like this can descend very quickly into civil and military conflict. That won't happen here in all likelihood, because there is a monarch was has the legal right to appoint a government. It may come to that, and I hope it does, because this country at present is vulnerable. Any country in this sort of governmental stalemate is. We may need an interim military Commonwealth Guard if this cannot be resolved and resolved functionally.  We have absolutely top class and sensible military commanders more than capable of seeing to the job, and more capable than most of the civil politicians actually.