Scomo is yer typical Oz pollie - does what it's told by its Yankee minders and its "advisers". After all, ALL Ozns need SOMEONE to tell them what to do. Usually mum and the missus, but pollies need a few extra. And Little Johnny Slicker PROVED that - did EVERYTHING his hero, Dubya, TOLD him to.

Bias_2012 wrote on Nov 29^th, 2020 at 9:46pm:


To what alternatives - Pauline Hanson & Clive Palmer??? 

Pharque no!

While we're at it, bruvvas - never forget that all this feminising the country crap is just as fast and solid under the LNP as it is under Labor... bringing men to heel and rendering them under poverty and despotism and servitude continues under all 'governments'. 

Time you woke up... it was the LNP, after all, who got the ball rolling by introducing affirmative action into the commonwealth public service.... been all downhill ever since.... and  Angus (Mangina) Campbell was, after all, handed the golden baton by the LNP to feminise the military...

Enjoy your second class citizenship in your own nation.... just try not to lose sight of the big game in all this storm of bulldust....



I prefer the term 'creating crime' out of nothing.....

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Nov 30^th, 2020 at 10:19am:


'feminising' is a self-explanatory term peculiar to our vernacular....

Bias_2012 wrote on Nov 29^th, 2020 at 9:46pm:


Proof positive that people can disagree fundamentally on a range of topics, and still have some common points of agreement.

I, too, "opted out"...

How long before the "My Health" data ends up being on-sold to PHI, I wonder?

Look for a move away from the "Community Risk Rating", to "Individual Risk pricing"...and watch as PHI providers start ramping up people's premiums, with those same people wondering "How did they know that? I certainly didn't tell them!"

Years later, we'll find out that the My Health data got sold off. No consultation. No consent sought or given.

And no Federal ICAC or other body "of competent jurisdiction" willing or able to investigate or prosecute...

PM's serve the USA (The Media mostly)
Gov-Generals serve the UK.

Rudd wouldn't kiss-arse Murdoch and was replaced by Gillard (not liked by Australian women) who really did put on a grovel show for the USA (Media).

Rudd is still at it.


Lets face it. More and more people are waking up to the Media's influence on Politics, let alone the 'New Worlds'.

Media doing to Namerica, Sahul (Oz/Melanesia) and Samerica (from its Big Brother Oceanian home of pleasure sex islands).
What Religion did to Africa, Asia and Europe from its Middle-Eastern home.


I think ScoMo, being very Religious, would like nothing better to side-step any Media influence and manipulations.

I know one Politician 'quit' because he hated the fact that Politics was one big 'Media Show'.

As we all saw a concerted effort by 'The Media' to oust Trump with as much 'Propaganda' to groom the Public NOT to vote for Trump... and we saw how they all rushed out early to vote for the 'Media's Choice' in Biden.


There's more than just a 'rigged count' at stake here.
Even if Trump won again, the Media would never stop until he was gone.

...why the hatred for just one little Ranga man?

Phi wrote on Nov 30^th, 2020 at 3:49pm:

For proof - take a look who's sitting there at the negotiating tables for so-called free trade agreements that can drag out for a decade: government ministers and corporate representatives. No opposition parties, no media, no unions.

And then when these agreements are foisted onto the national parliaments, it's no surprise that the agreements are full of numerous corporate privileges:
* The privilege of corporations to sue governments in secretive star chamber courts (but no reciprocal powers for governments or citizens to sue those corporations).
* The privilege of corporations to bring in their own workers from foreign countries with no requirement to recruit locals (but no reciprocal powers for workers in those countries to be considered for jobs elsewhere).
* Many other corporate privileges that diminish the ability of governments to control those corporations.

Then, after taking a decade to be negotiated, the agreements are foisted onto the national parliaments, who are expected to ratify the agreements with little time to scrutinise them. Sometimes they are forced into voting for them without even having enough time to read them. And even when they come info force, some of the terms remain a secret from the people.

These are not free trade agreements. These are instruments of abdication for governments.