Frank wrote on Feb 5^th, 2022 at 4:46pm:

With illegal immigrants, you don't know where they are.

The Coalition won't lift a finger to stop this, because the National Party's mates love having a big pool of illegal immigrants who can be exploited: work for $50 a week, pay money under the table, immigration raid is coming, run and hide.

Australians would like to do the work (if they can find a way through the onerous red tape), but Australians know their workplace rights so the corrupt farmers won't employ them.

I reckon Labor will win comfortably without any need to negotiate with the Greens as far as forming Government is concerned.

The Senate will still be a conglomeration of weirdos though. 

Bam wrote on Feb 10^th, 2022 at 12:10pm:



Er... the LNP is a DECLARED coalition, largly based on geographic demarcation.

The Labor Green partnership isn't. And even Old Cloth Cap Albo knows that going into coalition with the Greens would mean an instant loss of most of what remains of his working class base.

Frank wrote on Feb 10^th, 2022 at 1:59pm:



The most common complaint about Labor is that if they would get rid of this special interest group garbage, including the women, women, women sh1t, and went back to their core interest of properly looking after the interests of all workers equally and of managing the country for all equally, they would never lose an election.

Idiots simply will not listen, regardless of how many unlosable elections they lose time after time.

Still waiting on my answer from Albo about the Wage Gap where women are currently paid 12% on average more than men per hour worked... boo, hoo, more men are tradies and such and cop the big dollars for sweating it out in the hot sun all day and the ice in winter... they cop more for working longer hours than women do... boo, hoo....  men have been doing top surgeon's jobs for far longer and are more experienced and they are paid more.... boo, hoo .....

Does anyone boo, hoo for all the young men stuck in part-time casual at Macca's and unable to get into a course of their choosing because it is considered there are too many men in that profession, or who have to perform back-flips to get a job in the public service etc, and who KNOW that with the well over 50% divorce rate, well over 80% of 'marital relationships' broken up by the woman, and given the current trend to unmarried children, they will lose their family massively over 50% of the time??

FFS, Albo - get rid of the dead weight..... get with the real world for a change.  Nobody wants the other lot - but nobody wants your lot, either - nobody real, that is.

Had a lecco here today - he loved working in the air conditioning... had another job to do on a roof... that could wait...

Grappler Truth Teller wrote on Feb 10^th, 2022 at 3:25pm:



that's just YOUR complaint crappler. And it's not just labor. You say the same thing about anyone that defends womens rights.

Grappler Truth Teller wrote on Feb 10^th, 2022 at 4:37pm:



all of them.

It doesn't matter which one, your complaint is always constant.

Grappler Truth Teller wrote on Feb 10^th, 2022 at 9:08pm:



any and all of them.. you can list them if you like, it won't change anything. Your complaint will remain the same regardless of what they ask for.

The “Voices” movement is behaving more like a new political party, funded largely by the Climate 200 organisation, and specifically targeting Coalition seats rather than Labor’s.

Their focus on delivering stronger emissions-reduction policies is farcical given they are seeking to defeat some of the most moderate, pro-climate action politicians in the Coalition camp.

Their real strategy is to render the Coalition incapable of forming a majority, then looking to implement their agenda in concert with a Labor-Greens government. The Voices candidates can perhaps best be described as Greens without a visceral hatred of capitalism and country. They are the feral left, but with Fendi.

If the trend to independents continues, we could see the minor-party intransigence of the Senate infect the House of Representatives. The frustrating characteristics of the house of review could render the house of government almost unworkable – perhaps 2010 was our test drive.

Climate 200 is the political fund established by Simon Holmes a Court, the son of Australia’s first billionaire, Robert Holmes a Court, of Bell Resources fame. Paradoxically, the inherited wealth the son has marshalled to support his climate activism was derived in large part from his father’s oil and gas investments.
Chris Kenny