Its time wrote on Aug 23^rd, 2017 at 8:42am:



Nearly as frequent is labor incompetence and mismanagement. 

But neither are as frequent as the green's blundering cretinism, that is a fkk up to behold..


It is a brave new world we live in, for sure.

BigOl64 wrote on Aug 31^st, 2017 at 2:08pm:


it must be if you're trying to cover up the libs corruption with those stupid one liners.

Victoria’s corruption watchdog has been urged to investigate links between State Liberal leader Matthew Guy and an alleged mafia boss. The two were revealed to have shared a long evening together with others over an expensive meal.

Geoffrey Watson SC, counsel for the New South Wales anti-corruption commission, ICAC, wants Victoria's IBAC to investigate.

A quiz question has bounced around the social media this month. Readers are invited to have a shot:

Over the last 30 months, since May 2013, 17 state or federal parliamentarians have been forced to resign from the executive or their party following allegations of illegal conduct. How many were Labor Party MPs?

(a) All 17.
(b) Eight, fewer than half.
(c) Only five.
(d) One.

Answers seem to vary with exposure to mainstream news reports, particularly on the trade union royal commission. Answers (a) and (b) are most popular among consumers of newspapers, and commercial radio and TV. But sometimes (c).

The correct answer is, in fact, (d) one. Of the last 17 state or federal MPs sinbinned, 15 are Liberal Party members. One is a National and one is Labor. More on these delinquents shortly.

This is just one pointer to the reality that the party of corruption, incompetence and criminality in Australia today is the Liberal Party. At least seven other issues have emerged just this month. Each demands a full inquiry.

Its time wrote on Jan 28^th, 2018 at 6:56pm:


Cold hard devestating facts rtards

Its time wrote on Jan 28^th, 2018 at 6:58am:

And that's just the sixth instalment in IA's regular series about Coalition corruption.

This topic has juliar shaking in its boots so hard that it resorted to spamming an entire page of threads just to knock this thread off the first page of the forum. Bad luck, we're onto you. Not long now before the ban hammer hits.

Hidden in May’s federal budget was a handout of $30 million to Rupert Murdoch’s Foxtel. Exposés of this rort by the ABC and the Guardian, and the non-response from the Turnbull Government, make this appear as straight payment for favourable coverage – or non-coverage – of the Coalition’s dismal performance.

Had the Turnbull Government genuinely wanted to boost marginal sports – the stated excuse for the transfer – it has its own TV networks with much greater reach, which would have kept all the funds in Australia.

This payment to the Murdoch empire is additional to the $882 million gifted to it in 2014, when the Abbott Government decided not to pursue an outstanding tax debt.

Since that first transfer, the Murdoch organisation has steadfastly refused to report the dramatic decline in Australia’s economy, the multiple failures in foreign affairs and, of course, the burgeoning corruption.

Victoria’s supreme court ordered three Federal Coalition ministers to appear before it last month to make submissions as to 'why they should not be referred for prosecution for contempt’. This follows public condemnation of court decisions by the three: Health Minister Greg Hunt, Assistant Treasurer Michael Sukkar and Human Services Minister Alan Tudge.

These serious violations of the Westminster principle of separating government from the judiciary went unpunished by the court after the three issued grovelling apologies. No action was taken by PM Turnbull.
The court also required The Australian's editor and a journalist to attend and explain their apparent contempt of court. This detail was barely noted by the nation's mendacious mainstream media