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Abbott on the edge : Comments

By Bruce Haigh, published 26/10/2012

Wed this to his conservative Christian beliefs and he becomes a crusader, using religion as a shield from criticism and to mask his real persona.

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It has been said that some of the best causes have the worst advocates. There are many questions about Abbott's suitability to be prime minister and his profound ignorance on foreign policy matters is only one of them. However, Mr Haigh does his argument no good by the polemical style he adopts and his failure to raise the equally valid doubts a substantial portion of the Australian electorate have about Julia Gillard.

Lets have a proper debate about the merits or otherwise of the respective parties policies (or lack thereof) rather than this tired tirade.
Posted by James O'Neill, Friday, 26 October 2012 4:39:04 PM
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If Abbott can stop the debt cancer and end the CO2 tax ,that will be two enormous positives for all Australians.

What we are seeing is a lot of Public Servants with their noses in the Labor trough of wastefull spending.They fear the cuts that will have to be made under the Coalition.The Dept of Climate Change should be the first casualty.

The personality analysis is just a side show.We want policies that work.
Posted by Arjay, Friday, 26 October 2012 4:50:29 PM
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What biased rubbish.

Sure Abbott has got faults, we all have.

He may have even done some things wrong in his past, who hasn't.

But Abbott has no life experience? What about his studies, what about his own life sruggles, what about his family, what about his community work, what about his political life

Come on Bruce, stop just writing for the Labor die-hards or idealistic humanitarians.

Abbott must be doing something right.

As Arjay suggests, debt and other policy areas are poliicies supported by many.

In the end, the policies are what it is about
Posted by Chris Lewis, Saturday, 27 October 2012 6:42:09 AM
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You forgot to mention budgie smugglers.

I love how we avoid a defamation lawsuit by comparing him to Charlie Chaplin's Great Dictator rather than Hitler.
This article's just so desperate, it's laughable.

Why is Abbott's Christianity questionable, but Gillard's atheism isn't? At least we have some approximate guide to what Abbott's moral compass is!
It was the godless who became the Greatest Dictators.
Posted by Shockadelic, Saturday, 27 October 2012 4:25:26 PM
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Bruce Haig has written some good articles on Law and Liberties.see Bruce http://www.globalresearch.ca/ Fascism is afoot throughout the West and this site confronts the ugly,unpalitable truth.
Posted by Arjay, Saturday, 27 October 2012 5:24:56 PM
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Agree with Arjay.
It is a, ah um, convincing human ah um, interest article, by a ah um man, who has ah um, known Abbott for ah um er, three decades or more, and ah, probably three um, decades or more, than many posters, trying as they er um ah, might, to ah um, paint the ah um, Author as just another, um er, loony tune leftie, with a ah er, commie agenda?
Clearly, that's the very best red under the bed critique, they are er um, capable of?
One can only, um, um, um, hope and for the er ah sake of the um, er, coalition, that a vastly more ah um, popular, more ah er um, modest, economically ah ah um, literate Malcolm Turnbull, gets back, um ah, the captain's guernsey?
Rhrosty.
Posted by Rhrosty, Sunday, 28 October 2012 5:28:46 PM
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