@Poirot,
<<sycophantic toadies of the U.S. under Bush>>

Yep, much has changed since the ALP took over--we're now soooo much less *discriminating*.

We’re STILL toadies to the US:
http://tinyurl.com/7wgvbpk

But now, we're also sycophantic toadies of the UN:
“Our laws are to be measured against the standards set by the UN…The Human Rights (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Act 2011 came into effect on Wednesday and requires all new bills and disallowable legislative instruments to be accompanied by a ‘statement of compatibility with human rights’ which will assess them against the seven main UN human rights treaties to which Australia is a party. http://blogs.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/piersakerman/index.php/dailytelegraph/comments/nicola_roxon_promises_new_laws_will_be_scrutinised_to_meet_the_un_standard/

And the patsy of people smugglers:
http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/stories/2012/05/31/3515475.htm

SPQR.I agree that's why I also did a discussion on Agenda 21.I note Nickola Roxon wants to get the OK from the UN before any new laws are passed here and people still deny there is a agenda for a World Govt.

I don't expect the Coalition to be better.John Howard was almost one with George Bush.We could be a moderating influence on NATO imperialism and stop the wars expanding.

Smith was a bit shellshocked.

Probably thought Lateline were 'doing an Assange' on him by even talking about a book someone else had written.

There doesn't have to be a 'secret chapter' though, does there?

We all know that the ALP are so far up the backside of the USA their toes can barely been seen.

Were Abbott in charge, there would be no sight of his toes at all.

We are done for, with Gillard in love with the Irish president O'Bama, Beazley representing our 'national interest', to say nothing of his own as he drools over just being in the USA, and Carr, another US Civil War 'expert' as our foreign minister.

But, it could be worse, with Julie Bishop representing Austalia!

Good to see that China does regard US troops stationed in Australia in the same light that most Australians do, that US troops are being stationed in Australia, and only the ALP are pretending otherwise.

Typical.

Religion will not allow a world govt. Arjay.
Kofe annon is pushing for more equality in poor countries, but every year the same problems come up, to feed the starving is to delay the inevitable. Infrastructure is the answer, not baked beans.

Kofe certainly seems to be very 'anon' because he is never heard anywhere he goes.

Religions already hanker for a world government, and think they have the right to impose it on all of us, look at the way they try to make our laws according to their Bible here in Australia, and the 'other half' of the problem behave in trying to enforce their Islamic theocracies on entire nations too.