Gillards 'real' 7-point plan revealed....

Point 1-  Delay the eventual, appear the fairer and more 'negotiable party' well after they have already lost. There's no chance Gillard will win, but I have a feeling we are going to need a crow-bar removing her from the PM's chair. Her dignity is on the line, due to what she did to Rudd, and when she doesn't pull through, all the dirt will come out in the wash...due to her not being able to come through with her promises to MP's etc. One has already resigned, more are sure to follow.

Point 2-  Use  misguided useful idiots (Independents) as a last-ditch campaign props, decoys, as though their opinion truly mattered ahead of the postal vote count.

Point 3- Engage in meaningless negotiations to keep the public entertained whilst Bill Shorten and co find some means to leave the country, discreetly...lol

Point 4- Use Independents as a tool to scathe off those Liberal voters who might otherwise show their ID by 5pm (I think today)  to make their absentee votes count.  (SOMETHING GILLARD WOULD RATHER THEY FORGOT ABOUT)

Point 5- Use the Independents demands as a campaign weapon against the coalition, despite Gillards own lack of disclosure commitment, and her having to speak with others about her own costings first. ahhahaha But Channel 7 are rather biased on this matter, in fact, anyone would think they had shares in election betting, due to their blatant willingness to allude to false odds.

Point 6- Keep the punters swinging in the breeze, for  to concede defeat now might lose a few last minute bets.

(I agree with one independent, re- election betting should be banned though)...not that this should have been his priority...I mean Health and education would have been a more responsible demand surely?



Point 7- Give Labor time to clean up a few odd's and end's before leaving office. They know they have lost.

Point 8- Take time counting the postal votes, surely, due to the circumstances, we could have counters working around the clock in shifts? Must they work a 7 hour day, and finish-up by 3pm?

Anyone would think Gillard were delaying the inevitable. 

Point 9- Try to convince the independents come megalomaniacs to vote in accordance with their perceived entitlements , this opposed to the wishes of their own electorate, of which is overwhelmingly in favour of a Liberal government in independents cases.

Point 10- Try and allude to the falsehood that a few power-struck "Independents" views count, when media wise, when we all know it's the mathematics that matters at the end of the day.

Brisbane will be a Labor retain, as are Lindsay, Greenway and Robertson. Hasluck very tight. Bandt has said twice now he will support Labor. Wilkie will support neither. Labor on 74 seats, an unbeatable position I would think.

Neither Party has majority support so the indies will have to decide. Tone and his dodgy costings probably have cost him minority govt. Julia hasn’t put a foot wrong so far.

Mellie, your points 1-3 are ridiculous. You have no idea 

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Ummm the ID is needed to make PROVISIONAL votes count, the ongoing circus would actually spur any Libs to do so. Provisional votes will help Labor but not much as very few provisionals are ever accepted and counted.

Julia has said she will allow the Indies access to the costings after some advice re caretaker conventions.

Julia gave the Indies a folder showing what Labor had done for their electorates and was scheduled to do. Tone said he loves the bush. LOL!

The continuing shemozzle of Opposition costings is killing Tone. He really did expect to slide into Kirribilly without any scrutiny. he nearly did it too thanks to a complicit Ltd News. But that is over.

It looks like the WA MP Crook might defect also.  

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Ummmm, it is the indies asked for Treasury to look at the oppositions costings, not Julia. The costings have been released, it is the devastating Treasury analysis that tone is desperately trying to avoid.

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The AEC is proceeding with the count of postals, absentees and provisionals and publishing the results on its website every day. the count in Brisbane now shows it will be a Labor retain after being “given” to the Libs on Sat night.

I think Mellie knows the Libs costings won’t stand scrutiny and is trying to throw up a smokescreen. Too bad, the real situation is blindingly obvious.

Tone will (probably) have 73 seats. Labor will have 73 seats plus 1 Green.

How does Tone have a full house?

Fact: With or without the costings disclosure, Tony's already won.

It's just Gillard trying to bait the Australian public, desperately hoping to convince them to head back to the polls.

I believe the Australian public have already decided, this and realise what Gillards up to, trying to twist the knife into Abbotts spleen, the same way she did Rudds. *vomits*

It wont wash!

Australians want closure, are happy with Tony Abbott becoming their new PM with or without the costings.

They just want Gillard and her corrupt power-brokers gone.



Tony is by far the more focused, and relaxed candidate.

Why? Because he has nothing to hide.

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I think not disclosing the costings will hurt Abbott.

I'm not sure Abbott has a full house. Brisbane is still undecided, the Independents are undecided, a Nat seat in WA could defect - it's anyone's game.

Darwin wrote on Aug 26^th, 2010 at 8:39am:



Tony knows what he's doing, and isn't prepared to play and or pander to anymore of Gillards games/whims.

He's already won, and he knows it.

The only hope Gillard has is to orchestrate a last-ditch media smear campaign, in hope this will serve her favourably in the event we head back to the polls, but the truth is, I think if anything, the Australian people will resent her all the more for what will inevitably, be a waste of more time and money, so that Gillard can dance on her podium and pretend to be the formidable leader she never truly was.

Tonys not stupid, this and was prepared for her last minute spin.

She's like a spoilt child stomping her feet in the corner...demanding this and that ...desperately hoping this will cast a shadow of doubt on the coalition, when in fact, Tonys sitting back and laughing, because when and if it comes down to him having to show his costings, she will look even more irrational and demanding than she already is.

...Personally, I doubt the need will arise.

He's just pacing himself, this and is as cool as ice.

Note-The fiery red-head holding it's breath in the corner...refusing to step-down, even when it's clear, Tony has won....ahahaha

If Lib & Labor has 73 seats each, plus 1 Green just how has Tone “won”?

Do you think costings shouldn’t be scrutinised?

I don’t think you really understand the situation.

mellie wrote on Aug 26^th, 2010 at 8:52am:

As far as I can see, no independent is definitely wanting to support Tone at this stage. Two Indies want the mining tax through, only Katter is against. Labor will win Brisbane and Corangamite and while Hasluck isn’t looking good for Labor still more votes to be counted—unlike previous elections the AEC has counted postals first and these tend to favor Lib (not as much as in the past) and is now counting prepolls and absentee and provisionals which will favor Labor.

There is no way the coalition will reach 74 seats let alone 75.

Julia will be PM for three years.