I recall a couple of years back when there were bushfires around and Morrison was holidaying in Hawaii and didn't immediately return to...well do nothing other than empathise. The left lost its collective mind (that's not all that big of a loss!!) and demanded that he bow to the demands of the clueless. The Lib supporters of course adopted the opposite view. Morrison to his eternal shame, caved.

Now we have Albo off doing other things while a synagogue burned and the right has lost its collective mind demanding that he show up to...well do nothing than empathise. His supporters of course are adopting the opposite view. Albo to his eternal shame, caved.

Explain that unity of the community thing to me again.

Each side shows, if it actually needed to be shown, that the whole thing is about politics and has very little to do with the issue and everything to do with the optics. The hypocrisy is rampant.

Leaders don't exist to be the mourners in chief. Morrison couldn't hold a hose and Albo can't lead the forensic investigation.

Meanwhile the economy careers out of control. But both sides are madly searching for something (ANYTHING) else to energise the voters, because they haven't the faintest idea what to do about the single biggest problem facing the nation.

Anyone thinking about voting Teal should be aware that the Teals are just Greens under a different name; they certainly vote with the Greens a lot:

Monique Ryan voted with the Greens 77% of the time
Zali Steggall 75% of the time
Zoe Daniel 81%
Sophie Scamps 81%
Kylea Tink 94%

The Albanese government has allowed anti-Semitism to fester for a year. All Australians should be embarrassed and ashamed by this, and deal with Albanese in obvious way in 2025.

ttbn,

If Albo was counting on the Old Fart vote, then I'd say he's in real trouble, but since you're not voting for him, and are never likely to vote Labor, then Albo's got nothing to worry about.

Suddenly Jews have become the flavour of the month with right wing reactionaries, what have they got that YOU want?

When things become political - so much misinformation
abounds. As Attorney-General - Mark Dreyfus said - the
government has responded swiftly and firmly. Yet things
are being spread that simply are not true. Still as we
know politics is a blood sport and misinformation is
part of the game.

For those really interested in sifting things out -
here is a transcript of a press conference the Prime
Minster gave from Parliament House in Canberra where
he answered journalist questions and explained how
involved he has been and is - with the Jewish
community right from the start and what has been done
for the Jewish community to keep them safe and to rebuild
what needs rebuilding and the funds and resources that
have been allocated.

Still I dare say that for some the stirring will continue
and it will never be enough.

http://pm.gov.au/press-conference-canberra-16

cont'd:

My apologies. Here's the link again:

http://pm.gov.au/media/press-conference-canberra-16