Anyone Want A Bet That Abbott Wins The Next Election?
“It is an absolute principle of democracy that governments should not and must not say one thing before an election and do the opposite afterwards. […]
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This Christmas Don’t Start Political Arguments, Finish Them With This Knockout Blow Against Anyone Trying To Justify Abbott
Ok, as for the promise in the title, I’m saving that till the end. (All right, I know you can scroll down and look, but […]
Now, If I Say It, It must Be True, Because Liberals Never Lie.
BARRIE CASSIDY: Sure, but do you accept climate change potentially is one of the biggest impediments to growth? JOE HOCKEY: No. No, I don’t. Absolutely […]
Ten Interesting Questions That Somebody Should Have Asked Going Back 100 Years or So
When the prostitute revealed that Craig Thompppson (yes, I know the “p”s are silent and absent except when he signs his credit card) was one […]
“You all misheard, Tony didn’t say no cuts to the ABC; he said no GRUBS to the ABC!”
“Good evening, Mr Turncoat, and thank you for agreeing to this interview.” “Now let me just correct you here. It was my media adviser who […]
This Post Has Been Removed – You Are Not Authorised To Read It.
Ah, I have an over-active imagination. Or so some claim. For example, right now I imagine that I’m in a coffee shop and that some […]
Tony Abbott Addresses The G20 But Forgets To Put Stamp On Envelope And So It Comes Back To Him!
Today Mr Abbott had the opportunity to talk to the World’s Leaders. As he noted, some of the most powerful and influential people in the […]
Abbott’s Consistency in the Coalition of Contradiction
Let’s start with Andrew Bolt: More booing from the mob as Abbott leaves. There is a tendency among all collectives to not be satisfied with […]
Why Men Can Be Feminists But Bishops Can’t!
Hey remember this from 2012? In an unprecedented intervention by a political spouse, the normally private Mrs Abbott used a newspaper interview, breakfast television and radio […]
Direct Action, Julia’s Questionable Behaviour and Why Journalists Shouldn’t Comment On Polls
Ok, it’s all very well for me. I sit here and just blog when I feel like it. I don’t have deadlines, and my mortgage […]
The “Hysterical” Tanya Plibersek
It’s always worth remembering the origins of the word “hysteria”. I actually can’t at the moment, but I do know that it stems from the […]
Gough Was An Unreasonable Man!
As I like pointing out from time to time – particularly after I’m dismissed as a typical Labor supporter by those who seek to dismiss […]
Excellent Work, Mr Abbott, Now Let’s Apply The Same Logic To A Few Other Areas
“Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen. As you may remember, the Government went to the last election with a policy of reducing accidental deaths in the […]
Moments – I’ve come over all poetic …
Moments from Cinema: the end of Witness when Samuel pulls the bell, when Jerome blasts into outer space at the end of Gattaca, the bit […]
Salman Rushdie Is Still Alive!
Ok, all you patriotic sons of Australia (And daughters, just to be inclusive, even though we know that you can’t be really that helpful) today […]